Have you tried this? Is it the unflavored really as great as I've read other places online? I have a milk allergy. I was told not to be concerned with this one? Should I just wait til my consult? I am trying to make smoothies for breakfast. I already have all the fruit, yogurt, and small bags. Where to start?

I haven't tried the unflavored in a beverage, but I have mixed it into foods and I liked it. I didn't think it had a very noticable flavor. I did try the strawberry sorbet and their chocolate, and I liked them both. They even have a chicken broth that is tasty.

I was thinking chicken broth and Unflavored. I am allergic to strawberries and chocolate.

I haven't tried the unflavored in a beverage, but I have mixed it into foods and I liked it. I didn't think it had a very noticable flavor. I did try the strawberry sorbet and their chocolate, and I liked them both. They even have a chicken broth that is tasty.

I haven't tried the unflavored in a beverage, but I have mixed it into foods and I liked it. I didn't think it had a very noticable flavor. I did try the strawberry sorbet and their chocolate, and I liked them both. They even have a chicken broth that is tasty.

My Dr wasn't a fan of the "shakes" because the 2nd ingredient is fructose. However, the Chicken Broth is yummy and got a thumbs up. I haven't tried the unflavored, but think I may get some and "protein up" my own broth.

I am just starting my journey. So, I am learning. Just figuring out where to start. I have my consult next Friday.

My Dr wasn't a fan of the "shakes" because the 2nd ingredient is fructose. However, the chicken broth is yummy and got a thumbs up. I haven't tried the unflavored, but think I may get some and "Protein up" my own broth.

My Dr wasn't a fan of the "shakes" because the 2nd ingredient is fructose. However, the Chicken Broth is yummy and got a thumbs up. I haven't tried the unflavored, but think I may get some and "protein up" my own broth.

The chicken broth is yummy. It really helped to bring in a more normal flavor during my liquids phase AND it gave me protein!

The unflavored powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury is good too. I suggest taking the scoop and marking tablespoon lines on it to use on smaller serving sizes. Just throw a tablespoon in some Soup and viola its Protein fortified.

On either powder : make sure it is not put into boiling Water as the Proteins will denature and curdle (yuck). Hot water is the key for the broth, I put the unflavored on cold stuff and give it a stir (like pudding)

@@justme29 you can do this with your allergies. No problem. Good luck at your intake!

Thank you! I will order it. I was nervous. I plan to get the single serve packets to start with to make things a little easier. Would that be too much for one serving?

I saw they have some different recipes on their site. Have you tried any of those?

The chicken broth is yummy. It really helped to bring in a more normal flavor during my liquids phase AND it gave me protein!

The unflavored unjury is good too. I suggest taking the scoop and marking tablespoon lines on it to use on smaller serving sizes. Just throw a tablespoon in some soup and viola its Protein fortified.

On either powder : make sure it is not put into boiling Water as the Proteins will denature and curdle (yuck). Hot water is the key for the broth, I put the unflavored on cold stuff and give it a stir (like pudding)

@@justme29 you can do this with your allergies. No problem. Good luck at your intake!

I got my UNJURY on Thursday. I have yet to mix it and try it. I have yogurt and fruit. This is where I will start. I got 10 unflavored and 4 chicken Soup to start. Surgeon said to just try them out and see what my stomach will tolerate prior to actually needing to do liquid diet. I know they promote Advantage? They have a discount code. And seemed the Vitamins on there looked doable with the flavor options and chewable.

My nutritionist was ok with Unjury and it is way less $$$ than the other one I was using. I like the taste. After hearing the reviews about the chicken broth I'm going to have to try it.

My nutritionist was ok with unjury and it is way less $$$ than the other one I was using. I like the taste. After hearing the reviews about the chicken broth I'm going to have to try it.

I have not tried it just yet. I figured that one would be for mixing in foods/broth which has a bland taste. I would guess having the unflavored stocked in higher quantities will be best if my stomach tolerates it. Of course they have several other flavors but I'd be nervous to try with all my allergies. Hope you like it!

I ordered unjury and received them on Thursday....I tried unflavored yesterday it was OK the smell is horrible though lol and I tried the chocolate splendor with fat free milk it was great it also had the smell just not so strong UNJURY to me is was better than most other protein brands

I have only tried the unflavored so far. I had spent 2 hours making fruit and yogurt smoothies in the Ninja. I broke them all down in their own personal freezer bags, well I used breast milk bags because they have the oz measurements on them and work great for storing. It took me a long time to move forward. But I found the Protein to be too chalky tasting for me. I'm thinking maybe I have to put only 1/2 in at a time or something. I only got down half an oz of the smoothie. I let it melt down from frozen then added protein. Did I do this wrong?

The chicken broth is yummy. It really helped to bring in a more normal flavor during my liquids phase AND it gave me protein!

The unflavored unjury is good too. I suggest taking the scoop and marking tablespoon lines on it to use on smaller serving sizes. Just throw a tablespoon in some Soup and viola its protein fortified.

On either powder : make sure it is not put into boiling Water as the Proteins will denature and curdle (yuck). Hot water is the key for the broth, I put the unflavored on cold stuff and give it a stir (like pudding)

@@justme29 you can do this with your allergies. No problem. Good luck at your intake!

I have finally tried. How do I get rid of the chalky taste? Should I be putting unflavored in food rather than smoothie? I was thinking the chicken soup would be for broths. I may move to trying that. But now I'm nervous to waste it if I'm not doing something right because I was only able to get half an oz down without gagging.

I haven't tried the unflavored in a beverage, but I have mixed it into foods and I liked it. I didn't think it had a very noticable flavor. I did try the strawberry sorbet and their chocolate, and I liked them both. They even have a chicken broth that is tasty.

Unjury has a starter kit that gives you two packets of each flavor - chocolate splendor, vanilla, strawberry, chicken soup, and unflavored - plus a good thermometer and a blender bottle, for around $20.

Unjury has a starter kit that gives you two packets of each flavor - chocolate splendor, vanilla, strawberry, chicken soup, and unflavored - plus a good thermometer and a blender bottle, for around $20.

What would I need the thermometer for? I already bought 3 blender bottles. I'm hesitant to try the other flavors due to allergies. Possibly I could try the vanilla.

unjury has a starter kit that gives you two packets of each flavor - chocolate splendor, vanilla, strawberry, chicken soup, and unflavored - plus a good thermometer and a Blender Bottle, for around $20.

What would I need the thermometer for? I already bought 3 blender bottles. I'm hesitant to try the other flavors due to allergies. Possibly I could try the vanilla.

Fireflea mentioned this above, so I'll defer to her expertise, having not tried it myself, but apparently temperature is important when you mix in the powder. If it's too hot, it'll change the texture (and flavor, I would assume). The exception is the chicken soup...I think it says to add it only to hot Water.