High protein puddings

I was wondering if anyone had tried Sylvester Stallones Protein puddings.  4 ounce cup has 20 grams of protein and zero sugar.  I found one website that had 3 reviews on it and all 3 was positive, with one stating that if you didn't know it was a high protein pudding you would think you was eating a regular pudding cup. I know it comes in 4 flavors:  chocolate, banana cream, vanilla and lemon. Thanks  Missy

I <3 the banana cream.

I keep the chocolate pudding. on hand all the time for when I have a chocolate fit.  They are good, very filling.  I think they are much better at room temp than refrigerated....they get a little thick and sticky when they are cold. 

Missy where can I get this? Can I get it on line? Thanks & God bless, Gerri

I checked out several websites.  Most of them wanted you to order 24 cans, but when I went to www.gnc.com and typed in high protein pudding in the search box, it brought up 3 flavors: the banana, chocolate, and vanilla.  I ordered the banana and vanilla.  They offer them in the 4 packs.  If I find that I like them, then I will go for the 24 pack, they was priced around $32. Before ordering it I made a run to the local GNC to see if they carried it in the store and no such luck, but you may want to try a GNC near you before ordering it. Missy

I liked the chocolate.  Since they are so expensive I started adding a scoop of chocolate protein powder to s/f jello pudding cups.

Wow what a good idea!!!  I will try doing the same.  It will definately beat paying the high price of the puddings. Missy

Stallone Puddin' (Sucks.)

I'm stealing Anna's review, because I totally agree with her take on the InStone Protein Pudding:

"Here’s the thing with this pudding.  Do you know when you make pudding at home - not the already made cups of Jello you find next to the cheese in the dairy aisle of your supermarket.  I’m talking about the mixing the milk in the bowl with the powder kind.  Or perhaps you are a gourmet and you use the heat and set kind.  Whichever one you make at home - you know how if you leave it a day or two in the fridge, the top gets that protective skin on it?  It’s kind of a rubbery substance that forms on top of the pudding and tastes yucky.  Yeah, you know what I’m talking about.  Anyway, this whole can of pudding reminded me of that rubbery protective skin that old pudding gets."

I hated it too....but mine cannot be a good testimony, because I hate all protein supplements.  I can taste the artificial crapola in each and every item, drink, shake and bar.  I'm glad to see someone shares at least part of my opinion.

I bought 4 cans for $8.00 at GNC of the vanilla pudding.  I did not like it at all.