I use the GNC store brand soy protein - strawberry only.  I mix it with
yogurt and fruit (frozen blueberries, cantaloupe, a banana, etc.)  It goes
down easy and is pretty cheap - 12 bucks or so and it lasts me a couple of
weeks - less than a buck a meal.

j

I have plain whey protein with no additives and it does taste very
good to my taste. Kind of like a powdered milk taste. I rarely eat it
these days for some reason, but it seems to be a decent product.

i

My DH loves "eggnog" flavor of the Spiru-tein brand of protein powder.  It's
probably not available now in mid-March unless you find a health food store
that has some left-over from the Xmas season.  I like the "cookies & cream"
favor of the same brand.  Both of them have 14 g of protein and ~15 g of
carbs.  I think that these are a bit on the expensive side (~$20.00 for a
canister that's 15 servings).   I also bought some of the lemonade favor of
Sci Fit Econo Whey Protein.  It makes a smoothie with water that's kind of
thin but has only 114 calories, 22 g of protein and 4 g of carbs.  It tastes
pretty good.  I haven't tried mixing it with milk since I only drink soy
milk.  I think it's pretty reasonable priced.  I paid $16.95 for a 2 lb
container which is supposed to be 32 servings.  I've tried a few sample
sizes of protein powders that I would not ever, ever try again (some even
got poured out after the first sip) but I don't remember the brand names of
those.  It's not like DH and I would drink just anything no matter how bad
it tasted.  Also, I don't have any connection with these brands except as a
consumer.

Tonia

Hark! I heard lindajw@his.com (Linda W.) say:

Of course, everyone's tastes are different, but I like the
taste of Spring Valley brand Chocolate flavored soy protein
powder. I've only had it once, so far, but it's a quick
protein source and it goes well with 1% milk...

Don't get Naturade 100% Whey from Whole Foods.  It is totally nasty tasting
and I hope I can return it!  Aside from that, I look forward to what
everyone else likes!