Can I use this as my regular protein source now that it's finally in my area?

[Pavithra]

It's only 50 rupees for 20 g of protein, but it contains many additives...

[Pillai]

20 g of protein in 200 ml – that's solid. Let me know what you think.

[Gayatri]

Why not? It's an easy, convenient way to hit your daily protein target. Taste is personal, but most people like it.

[Simran]

Maybe not daily because of the preservatives.

[Nitin]

Looks good, I'll even buy it now after seeing your post, lol. It's much cheaper than other protein shakes or whey powder!

[Harshit]

If it fits into your daily calorie budget, then go ahead.

[Bhavya]

I'm using it as my evening snack.

[Nitin]

Handy convenience option, but I wouldn't rely on it as my main daily protein source. 50 rs for 20 g protein is decent, yet if you drink it every day the cost adds up quickly and it's still a packaged, flavored drink. I'd keep it for busy days or when you don't feel like cooking. For regular use, stick to eggs, paneer, chicken, dal or even cheaper whey powders.

[Harshit]

Amul unflavoured whey is ₹2.4 per gram of protein, this is ₹2.5 per gram. Just a 0.1 rupee difference for better taste, and its protein profile is complete too.

[Ashok]

Bhai, don't tell everyone – it'll be out of stock every day.

[Siddharth]

If you sit here asking, it'll be out of stock by the time you decide.