CHF39.– CHF130.–/1kg
Nutriathletic EAA BCAA Powder
1 pcs., Powder, 300 g
Question about Nutriathletic EAA BCAA Powder
Does it taste like anything? Or is it supposed to taste like nothing? I’m asking because I bought it a few weeks ago and it tastes like creatine (slightly bitter, but not really of anything distinc).
Helpful answer
Yes, it's supposed to be peach, as you can see in the centre below. I don't like it either because it's really very sweet.
It tastes like peach
Must not taste, must work!
I found it absolutely unpalatable and couldn't drink the shake. I then tried it with my nose closed, but that didn't work either. The horribly bitter taste of the amino acids is masked with a chemical peach flavour - the result: unpalatable.
Since then I've been taking amino acid pellets, which work well.
Speaking of inedible: I wanted to know from the Swiss manufacturer Nutriathletics how high the content of the individual BCAA (leucine, valine, isoleucine) is in the shake. They refused to give me an answer, claiming that this was part of the secret formula. Instead, I was fobbed off with "However, if you take a little more amino acids, it's not too much." I would have expected a company like Nutriathletics to take science seriously and provide information to interested athletes accordingly.
Since then I've been taking amino acid pellets, which work well.
Speaking of inedible: I wanted to know from the Swiss manufacturer Nutriathletics how high the content of the individual BCAA (leucine, valine, isoleucine) is in the shake. They refused to give me an answer, claiming that this was part of the secret formula. Instead, I was fobbed off with "However, if you take a little more amino acids, it's not too much." I would have expected a company like Nutriathletics to take science seriously and provide information to interested athletes accordingly.
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