Ok so I have tried powders even though famous nectar and other ready to drink protein shakes and I can not stand other the texture or taste of it. Today I had my husband pick up a couple of favors of the Isopure zero carb ready to drink drinks in the apple melon flavor and the icy orange. Now I have only tried the apple melon on but it's actually pretty good. It smells like apples and cantaloupe and taste like sour apple with a hint of cantaloupe. I hope I like the icy orange which I will try tomorrow.

I can't tolerate any kind of protien drinks. I checked the unjury web site and also checked reviews from another blog. Unjury has an overwhelming amount of positive feedback. I am going to go in that direction and cross my fingers!

I like the unflavored. 1 scoop has 21g of protien. I mix it with crystal light strawberry. I also put it in my Jello cups. It does change the color of the jello and crystal light. And with trail and error you can adjust The sweetness. But it's great to add a little more Protein during the day. The chocolate flavored shake is the only one a like. Mixed with skim milk its not bad. I really enjoy the chicken broth. And they have a few recipes for that as well that I haven't tried. Order the sample pack first, that helped me a lot. hope this helps.

Has anyone tried the Believe Protein drinks? I know some have caffeine which some of us don't do but they have a creme brûlée flavor that does not... I am thinking about ordering from Bariatric Eating website. My support group leader who is post RNY was drinking a Mocha latte one and she said it was good but I haven't seen anyone on here comment on them ???

Mermaid Girl - I put about 2 oz water and about 1/2 cup ice. Then I add 2 scoops powder, 1/2 banana, and about 4 frozen strawberries, then blend.

Another suggestion that I've not tried, but I plan to, is a recipe for a bone broth soup. Look it up on Google and there's a bunch of recipes. Im planning to make that post op and add unflavored protein. Apparently, it has a ton of vitamins and minerals from the bones, then extra protein added...my recipe calls for beef or chicken bone (s) celery, onions, spices, and cook it on a very low simmer for hours, or crock pot it...you can strain out all the solids (a lot of the veggies will liquefy) and voila! An excellent and VERY nutritious broth. Beef knuckle is supposed to have the most nutrients. Any butcher should be able to hook it up...im going to ask the meat guy at my farmers market...