The Costco's near me switched over to EAS Premium Protein. It's 29.95 for a 6lb bag. Not straight whey though, it's a mix. I'll skip it, I am not a big fan of soy as a protein source in comparison to whey. They're probably cutting it with the soy to keep costs down and margins up.

Nutrition Info
Serving size: 2 scoops

Amount Per Serving
General Nutrition

Calories
140

Total Fat
2 g

Sugars
2 g

Saturated Fat
1 g

Cholesterol
70 mg

Total Carbohydrates
3 g

Sodium
130 mg

Potassium
160 mg

Dietary Fiber
0 g

Protein
27 g

Vitamins/Minerals


Vitamin A
0%

Vitamin C
0%

Calcium
15%

Iron
6%


Ingredients
Protein Blend (Whey Protein Concentrate, Soy Protein Isolate, Milk Protein Concentrate, Whey Protein Isolate, Hydrolyzed Whey Protein Concentrate, L-Glutamine, L-Isoleucine, L-Leucine, L-Valine), Cocoa Powder, Natural and artificial flavors, Sucralose, and Acesulfame Potassium.
Contains Milk and Soy Ingredients

Yeah but it's SOOOO good. I've had a bunch of different brands of powder and Optimum is by far the best tasting.

Yeah, i almost bought it till i saw the soy, luckly the costco by me has both the Premium Protein, and the 100% Whey, the 5lb bag of 100% Whey was 33.00, not bad at all, and i love the taste.

hmm ill have to see if my costco has more someplace else, cause the stuff i got was $21 for a 3 pound tub.

+1

I only ever buy vanilla flavor. You can mix anything with it and it will take on that flavor. If I want chocolate or some other flavor, I just add what I want.

Hey all,new guy to the forum here.I have been using protein for many years and the best I have found is from trueprotein.The probelm with alot of the others is the filtering process.Some use acids to seperate whey from ceasin as an example.Results in an inferior cheap product.They then load it up with sweetners and such and although they taste great are they really a good product?Anyhow thought I would pass this info along.
Looking forward to being a contributing memeber to what looks like a great forum.