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Foamy protein drinks?

I have been sampling protein drinks and reading the forums here, and I saw at one point that the foam makes people really uncomfortable after surgery. I am using a blender bottle to mix my protein drinks, and it does create a bunch of foam. What is a better option for mixing that won't create the foam? I want to have all of this figured out before August. HAHA

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    I've found that almost all methods (shaking, stirring, blending) create foam. Early on, I would let it sit out awhile or stick it in the freezer for 10 minutes. This seemed to help. Now at 8 month

  • I tried all the powdered shakes and didn't like any of them. Way back when I started, someone on here suggested Premier Protein shakes from costco. I tried them and have been drinking them for ov

  • I like the Premier Protein shakes from Costco, but I'm 300 miles from a Costco, and I definitely need some variety. I really enjoy the Unjury protein shakes, and they aren't chalky at all.

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I've found that almost all methods (shaking, stirring, blending) create foam. Early on, I would let it sit out awhile or stick it in the freezer for 10 minutes. This seemed to help.

Now at 8 months post op, I just go ahead and drink the foam. Its incredible the things your sleeve starts to tolerate over time.

Pouring your Protein drink over ice helps with the foam. Plus, keeping it cold makes it taste better while you choke it down. :P

I tried all the powdered shakes and didn't like any of them.

Way back when I started, someone on here suggested Premier Protein shakes from costco. I tried them and have been drinking them for over 18 months every single day. They are ready to drink, smoothe like chocolate milk, no grit, no foam, tastes great and the lowest in ratio of calories to protein. 30 gms protein in 11 ounces and only 160 calories and 1 gm of sugar. Simply cannot be beat. (I check & compare labels on everything)

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I like the Premier Protein shakes from Costco, but I'm 300 miles from a Costco, and I definitely need some variety. I really enjoy the Unjury protein shakes, and they aren't chalky at all.

I like the Premier Protein shakes from costco, but I'm 300 miles from a Costco.

I'm only about 30 minutes from Costco, but I still order them off Costco's website anyway. Just more convenient.

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They ship them now? Last time I looked, they didn't. Thanks for that info!

immersion blenders will make you a protein shake without foam. Also, if you are using a blender bottle, if you fill it up 100% there will be virtually no air in the bottle and it will be a lot less foamy.

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Thanks!

I tried all the powdered shakes and didn't like any of them.

Way back when I started, someone on here suggested Premier Protein shakes from costco. I tried them and have been drinking them for over 18 months every single day. They are ready to drink, smoothe like chocolate milk, no grit, no foam, tastes great and the lowest in ratio of calories to protein. 30 gms protein in 11 ounces and only 160 calories and 1 gm of sugar. Simply cannot be beat. (I check & compare labels on everything)

i like premiere protein shakes too. So convenient and tasty. Costco has an 18 pack for $24.99.

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