Optimum Nutrition Serious Mass, Weight Gainer Protein Powder, Mass Gainer, Vitamin C and Zinc for Immune Support, Creatine, Chocolate Peanut Butter,






Category: POWDERS






Category: POWDERS
Tackled my morning shake with a blender ball and it still came out surprisingly smooth, not clumpy at all. The chocolate peanut butter flavor actually tastes like real peanut butter, not artificial. Noticed I’ve had more energy for afternoon workouts since adding this to my routine.
The chocolate peanut butter flavor is surprisingly good and not overly sweet like some other mass gainers I've tried. Mixes pretty smoothly with just a fork if you don't have a shaker handy. It’s definitely helped me hit my calorie goals without feeling too heavy in my stomach.
The blender bottle barely fits the 2-scoop serving, but the chocolate peanut butter flavor actually tastes good enough to drink straight after a workout. I've gained about 4 pounds in two weeks using this with whole milk.
Mixing this with milk and a banana, the chocolate peanut butter flavor actually tastes like a dessert. I've been blending it post-workout for a month and the 12.5g of creatine per serving helps with my recovery noticeably.
I was worried about the calories, but this is surprisingly easy to drink, and the chocolate peanut butter flavor doesn't have that weird protein aftertaste. Two scoops with milk actually tastes like a real dessert, and I’ve noticed better recovery after heavier weight sessions.
Tired of mixing sludge? This mix actually dissolves smoothly in a shaker, and the chocolate peanut butter flavor is legit—no weird aftertaste. Noticed a real difference in my recovery after workouts.
Finally a weight gainer that actually tastes good enough to drink every day—the chocolate peanut butter flavor is spot on without being overly sweet. I mix it with milk and get 1,250 calories per serving with zero chalky aftertaste, which makes hitting my bulking goals way easier.
I've been blending a scoop with whole milk and a banana for breakfast, and it keeps me full for hours. The 12.5 grams of protein per serving is solid, and I noticed my recovery after lifting has improved noticeably since starting it.
Mixing this with whole milk and a banana makes a thick, satisfying shake that actually helps me hit my calorie goals without feeling overly full. The chocolate peanut butter flavor is decent, not too artificial tasting.
I was pleasantly surprised that this powder mixes fairly smooth with just a shaker bottle—no clump city. The chocolate peanut butter flavor makes it easy to drink daily, and I've already noticed a difference in my recovery after workouts.