PowerButter

[wheyman]

What do you guys think of this for bulking. The only thing that concerns me is that it contains carbs. I've read that combining fats and carbs will promote bodyfat. I'm currently on a "clean bulk" b/c I tend to put on bodyfat easily. What do yall think? :hmmm:

NUTRITION FACTS SUMMARY:

32g of protein, 20g good fats, 14g carbs, 6g fiber- 364 Calories per packet

[infiniti1982]

it would make a good meal. there are VERY few carbs in that, i dont know why you'd worry about 60calories of carbohydrate.

the only thing is that PowerButter was tested at a label claims testing lab about 6mos. back and was found to contain less protein, more fat, and more sugar than its label said. maybe theyve fixed the problem by now, but im not sure.

[Shibby]

there are a few short threads already made on this. Try searching it as Power Butter.

[Taylor]

i bought it once but it didn't seem worth 11 bucks for 1lb's worth...i'd just go with the regular natty pb from your local grocery store

[wheyman]

Originally Posted by Shibby

there are a few short threads already made on this. Try searching it as Power Butter.

Gotcha.

[mcalo4]

Originally Posted by Taylor

i bought it once but it didn't seem worth 11 bucks for 1lb's worth...i'd just go with the regular natty pb from your local grocery store

I couldnt agree more. Yes it contains 32g of protein but its at 4 tbsp. Natty pb has between 6 and 8 g's per tbsp. No difference except the price.

[Taylor]

i like the skippy brand of natural creamy peanut butter....its not so oily

serving size is 2tbsp
190 cals, 16g fat, 6carbs, 8g protein

doesn't have the protein that power butter has but its only 1.99 and i'm a poor college student so i gotta be smart