11g sugar per 100ml, mostly skimmed milk. Not good.
I've read the nutrition labels on any number of packaged shakes, and they're all as bad as one another. I have a feeling it's just not viable to package a full fat shake with no added sugar, partly for chemistry reasons and I suspect mostly because the market has been conned into favouring high sugar/low fat drinks and would resist anything else. If you want something nice and healthy, you're stuck with flavouring fresh whole milk at home.
Yeah coming to this conclusion too.
Just need something to throw at my eldest after training while on the bike home.
May just have to try whey protein drinks again.
11g sugar per 100ml, mostly skimmed milk. Not good.
I've read the nutrition labels on any number of packaged shakes, and they're all as bad as one another. I have a feeling it's just not viable to package a full fat shake with no added sugar, partly for chemistry reasons and I suspect mostly because the market has been conned into favouring high sugar/low fat drinks and would resist anything else. If you want something nice and healthy, you're stuck with flavouring fresh whole milk at home.