[galistoca]

Anyone know if there's anything like Soylent but for protein only?

Sometimes I go on a no-carb diet (sometimes to lose weight and sometimes because carbs make me sleepy) and I am too lazy to buy ingredients and cook at home.

I just want soylent, but with 0 carbs. Anyone know?

[nimajalali]

Check out Keto Chow. https://www.thebairs.net/

[bfstein]

Why not just get protein powder?

EDIT: Alternatively, you could go on http://blendrunner.com/ which gives a comparison of the various meal-replacement drinks out there.

[eltoozero]

Standard protein powder is usually animal protein which even if you're not a vegetarian is kinda gross.

[noir_lord]

If you aren't a vegetarian why would be it be 'kinda gross' in fact even if you are.

Protein powder is mostly whey, which is a milk component and most vegetarians eat dairy.

[chris_7]

Why would a vegetarian have a problem with protein powder? It's just milk, it's not made of cows.

[DanBC]

It's going to be tricky to find zero carb versions if you want reputable suppliers.

Regular: http://abbottnutrition.com/brands/products/eas-complete-prot...

Carb control: http://abbottnutrition.com/brands/products/advantedge-carb-c...

[calebsurfs]

Most protein powders have some vitamins sprinkled in. Ive been using Isopure whey protein isolate for a couple years.

http://www.theisopurecompany.com/product/isopurezerocarb.htm...

[eltoozero]

Check out Garden of Life RAW Protein (not RAW meal), made from vegetable protein.

Great with coconut/almond milk, two scoops shaken.

With water it's like drinking baking flour but makes you want to run through a wall.

[zhte415]

Whey powder.

A large tub, about 5kg, is inexpensive, about $50. Just search on Amazon or eBay.

But, it's a supplement. Can't like on whey alone.

[steve19]

Be very careful buying cheap protein from unknown suppliers. The chemicals used to cheat protein tests are very toxic.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protein_adulteration_in_Chin...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melamine

[aab0]

You could try googling 'keto soylent', which I assume would be 0 carb recipes.

[RyJones]

Ketosoy is a good brand (or it was a year ago when I last bought it)