What does Gelatein vs Jello Taste Like

Опубликовано: 25 Июль 2026
на канале: CWI Medical
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Many people ask, what does Gelatein taste like so at the CWI Medical Taste Lab, we answer that question. Today we taste compare Prosource by Medtrition Prosource Gelatein Protein Gelatin with Jello Brand Gelatin. The debate of Gelatein vs Jello is reviewed here!

As you watch this video, we hope that you get a good idea of the taste and texture. It's something that helps with compliance in helping maintain health and wellbeing.

Some patients like Ensure Pudding or Boost Pudding for additional calories and protein, however if you need a clear liquid diet, some doctors will recommend Medtrition Prosource Gelatein

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0:00 Gelatein vs Jello Introduction
2:12 Tasting Medtrition's Prosource Gelatein Plus Lemon
4:29 Tasting Medtrition's Prosource Gelatein 20 Orange
7:20 Tasting Medtrition's Prosource Gelatein Plus Black Cherry
9:19 The Ingredients as to Why Gelatein and Jello Taste the way they Taste
10:55 Recommendations

Gelatein Protein Gelatin is made by Medtrition and under the Prosource Brand. For more products made by Medtrition, please visit https://www.cwimedical.com/brands/med... or Prosource protein https://www.cwimedical.com/pro-stat-l...


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