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Tried something new this morning and it's a hit. Mixed my Premier chocolate Protein Shake with 2 tbsp of PB2 powdered Peanut Butter. It takes like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup. It's so yummy and 35 grams of Protein :)

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Add a bit of sugar free butterscotch pudding mix and it tastes like a butterfinger :)

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Tried something new this morning and it's a hit. Mixed my Premier chocolate Protein Shake with 2 tbsp of PB2 powdered Peanut Butter. It takes like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup. It's so yummy and 35 grams of Protein :)

This was my favorite when I did shakes all the time. I love PB2.

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PB2 is a life-saver :) It's also really good in the vanilla shakes (it kind of tastes like a plain PB shake in that case, but it's still good)

I love Reese's PB cups, and to still be able to have a taste of the flavor in a healthy fashion is good :D Although I'm fast discovering that my sweet tooth is fading away as I have more shakes. All I want is savory flavors.

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". All I want is savory flavors." that was my own experience too! Well stated.

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Think I will be picking up some PB2 today...thanks for the tip.

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". All I want is savory flavors." that was my own experience too! Well stated.

Mine too! I was sooooo sick of "sweet" in the early days. I do love PB2. It hits the spot when I do crave sweet now.

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I can't imagine how powdered PB is actually good. Sounds like the Army MRE's (Meals Ready to Eat) we ate in the military. Freeze dried food. Whats it taste like?

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I can't imagine how powdered PB is actually good. Sounds like the Army MRE's (Meals Ready to Eat) we ate in the military. Freeze dried food. Whats it taste like?

It tastes like Peanut Butter. :) It's actually very good.

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PB2 is a life-saver :) It's also really good in the vanilla shakes (it kind of tastes like a plain PB shake in that case, but it's still good) I love Reese's PB cups, and to still be able to have a taste of the flavor in a healthy fashion is good :D Although I'm fast discovering that my sweet tooth is fading away as I have more shakes. All I want is savory flavors.

Where do you get this PB2? Who makes it?

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I found it at Walmart and most grocery stores carry it now also. It's by the Peanut Butter. It's made by Bell Plantation.

http://www.bellplantation.com/

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GNC also has the powered peanut butter....one of the gents in the office uses it never thought about until I saw it here so it's going to be a must for Protein Shakes to keep things interesting

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PB2 is a life-saver :) It's also really good in the vanilla shakes (it kind of tastes like a plain PB shake in that case, but it's still good) I love Reese's PB cups, and to still be able to have a taste of the flavor in a healthy fashion is good :D Although I'm fast discovering that my sweet tooth is fading away as I have more shakes. All I want is savory flavors.

Where do you get this PB2? Who makes it?

I bought mine off Amazon (although our local grocery store has it as well)

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Can we use PB2 mixed w/ Protein shakes if we're in stage 2/full liquids? I just started adding 1/2 of a banana to a shake and that was fine, but just wondering about the PB2.< /p>

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PB2 is Protein Powder, just like all other whey Protein isolate. If you are allowed to drink a Protein Shake, and most everyone on full liquids uses them, you are allowed to use PB2

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