Dymatize Elite Casein Protein Powder, Slow Absorbing with Muscle Building Amino Acids, 100% Micellar Casein, 25g Protein, 5.4g BCAAs & 2.3g Leucine, Helps Overnight Recovery, Cookies & Cream, 4 Pound
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Flavor Name: Cookies & Cream
Size: 53 Servings (Pack of 1)
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- 25 grams of protein from micellar casein, a sustained-absorbing protein for prolonged muscle support
- 5 grams of BCAAs, including 2.3 grams of L-Leucine per serving for muscle support
- Great at night for slow-release protein to support your muscles after workouts and during sleep.
- Provides a sustained release of muscle building amino acids to support muscle recovery and maintenance.
- 4 lbs of Dymatize Elite Casein Cookies & Cream Protein Powder (53 Servings)
Description
Dymatize Elite Casein helps keep your muscles supplied with a steady stream of amino acids, the building blocks of muscle. This helps avoid the catabolic state of muscle protein breakdown that begins to happen when your muscles are deprived of the right nutrients. Casein is a unique protein derived from milk that breaks down slowly in your digestive system, keeping you fuller longer and providing a sustained release of muscle-building amino acids. This makes casein the ideal choice anytime your body goes without protein for an extended period, especially just before bedtime. Dymatize Elite Casein delivers 25 grams of sustained-release protein, with over 10 grams of critical branched chain amino acids (BCAAs) and glutamine precursors per serving.
Brand: Dymatize
Flavor: Cookies & Cream
Servings per Container: 53
Item Weight: 1.8 Kilograms
Material Type Free: Gluten Free
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 6 x 6 x 10.5 inches; 3.97 Pounds
Item model number : D22614
Date First Available : March 16, 2012
Manufacturer : Dymatize Nutrition
Country of Origin : USA
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UPDATE 9/6/2017: Been using for a few weeks now and I've figured out the thickness problem. The ideal shake for me is 10oz water for every scoop of protein. I've found 8oz or less results in the shake being too thick and just unpleasant to drink. You can expect most reviews on protein powders rated 4+ stars to rave about the taste, even when you’ve tried it yourself and it tastes like sweet dirt (MusclePharm). So of course when I saw the reviews for this Dymatize Casein I didn’t really bat an eye. I was glad nobody was saying it tasted terrible, but I was mostly concerned with the macros and ingredient list. After deciding on this because of its good price, only a few ingredients, and quality macros, I received it a few days ago. Believe me when I say this is the best tasting protein I’ve had the pleasure of purchasing. Honestly it tastes like a Chick Fil A shake, if Chick Fil A had a cinnamon flavor. And I’ve only been using one scoop per 8oz water, I can only imagine how 1.5 scoops tastes with milk or vanilla almond milk. YES it is very thick compared to Gold Standard or other whey powders, but I think all casein powders are. But that doesn't make it difficult to mix. My one scoop per 8oz water mixes fully with just a few shakes of the blender bottle. I'd say it mixes even easier than the Gold Standard I have. The first night I drank it I’ll admit I had some trouble downing it because I was already pretty full. But every night since I’ve had no issues. I just enjoy the taste too much, the thick texture doesn’t bother me anymore. I used to wake up with stomach aches because I’d be so hungry, but not since taking this protein. Also I’ve experienced no side effects like gas or bloating. For anyone wondering, I am bulking and do one scoop with my last meal for the day, 1-1.5 hours before bed. I’d recommend having it 1.5-2 hours before bed. Last night I did an hour and had to wake up in the middle of the night to pee. Not ideal. I’ve heard of some people also using casein when cutting. One scoop in the morning to keep you full for several hours until lunch rolls around. I’d recommend it for this purpose too, it keeps me full but not bloated and I bet it’ll taste great in a smoothie with some berries and a banana in the morning.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2017 by Gabe
Flavor Name: Chocolate
Size: 50 Servings (Pack of 1)
Mixes well with 10 oz cold water. Decent thinknes and tastes good. Drank it right after my final meal 2 hours before bed. Good stuff, will buy more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025 by Bob Jones
Flavor Name: Cookies & Cream
Size: 53 Servings (Pack of 1)
Casein typically doesn’t taste as smooth as whey—it’s naturally a wee bit gritty—but Dymatize blends and tastes better than most others I’ve tried, other than Optimum Nutrition. I prefer the ON cookies and cream to this one, but just barely, as I think it taste a little better, but it costs more. So, price relative to value, this is my go-to. This is a micellar casein, which is the best and least processed form of casein, which means it costs a little more than others. I take 50gs before bed, since you need more casein to stimulate muscle protein synthesis than with whey, but with casein it delivers over a much longer duration than whey, which is short-acting. I take it at bed after workout nights, but I’ll take just 25 on non-workout nights, if I think I’m out of the muscle-protein-synesthis window. I’ll take it at 50 g during the day if I don’t have time to make a meal and it’ll be a while before I can eat. This brand and flavor tastes good enough (and a lot better than Body Tech’s, and it mixes better, too), and I think it helps me sleep a tad bit better. I usually blend up a banana with it for some added fiber and carbs. The only con I can think of is that the caps on these are peculiarly stubborn to remove upon the initial opening, but just at first. I hope this review is helpful to somebody.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2023 by Aaron Quinley
Flavor Name: Chocolate
Size: 50 Servings (Pack of 1)
Very hard to mix, even with a shaker bottle, so tastes grainy. Started mixing it with hot black coffee and that helped tremendously, plus it tastes amazing. About $10 cheaper than optimum nutritious’ chocolate casein for roughly the same amount of protein, so for now I’ll be sticking with this one.
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025 by Dylan
Flavor Name: Vanilla
Size: 27 Servings (Pack of 1)
I initially bought this protein because I wanted a pure casein powder for the sake of baking and other recipes. Pros: - Tastes amazing and is absolutely phenomenal in recipes. Pictured above is a protein Vanilla Ice Cream I made in my blender. - Extremely versatile in recipes. Casein protein powder in baking helps make things have a dense, less dry, less cakey recipe than whey, so it's a must-have for any protein baker. - Whips up nicely. Think of whisked eggs. An example is also in the picture above. - Reasonably priced. - The macros are good enough. The composition of this powder is 83.3% calories from protein which is good considering this powder tastes good. Cons: - Due to the nature of it being a casein blend, this does not mix well with water at all, so it is not good for quick protein shakes. If you mix this with water or milk, you may find it to be very grainy and thick which isn't too desirable. - It is reasonably priced, but it is still not the cheapest option for general protein intake. Overall: I still think even with the cons this qualifies as a 5-star item. Casein powder just typically isn't great for quick water/milk-based shakes in general, so I can't take points off for that, and the price itself is fair. TLDR: It's a good-tasting, reasonably-priced product. If you are planning on using it for baking or other recipes buy it. If you are planning on drinking this, do NOT buy this. Opt for a Whey protein or a Whey Isolate instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023 by Jon O. Jon O.