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Mixing protein powder

What do you all mix your Protein powder with? I'm slightly lactose intolerant so I mixed my Cookies and cream Quest powder with vanilla almond milk and it was pretty good, but very thick. Any ideas? What does it with Water taste like?

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Isopure unflavored in plain water wasn't bad. I prefer it in broth.

I mix my Quest Vanilla Protein powder with flatten diet soda. It thins it out and gives it a "smoothie" taste.

I also add a few pieces of frozen tropical fruit and three ice cubes.

Yum! :)

I mix my Quest and Syntrax matrix ones with water! I find them too thick when I use milk usually. Early out I used lactose free milk or fair life or Lucerne Protein plus milk which are ultra filtered they have a fraction of the lactose. Those helped me get more protein in than with plain Water because I have lactose issues as well.

Just be careful of almond and coconut milks because most of them are sweetened! Make sure and pick one that isn't.

I use milk for flavors like chocolate, vanilla, banana, cake batter and strawberry. I couldn't do lactose for the first 4 months so I used lactaid. I use Water for the Syntrax nectars like grape, Apple, lemonade, cherry, peach, etc.

I use twice as much liquid as the instructions call for. This cuts down the thickness and the sweetness.

My go-to (because I cannot stand the taste of any flavored regular whey or protein powder) is mixing Genepro (unflavored) with vanilla almond milk and sugar-free chocolate syrup. I use a Blender Bottle to mix it, and it's never thick. I use about 6 to 8oz of the almond milk, a squeeze of the chocolate, a serving of Genepro, and then shake, shake, shake!

I use vanilla unsweetened cashew milk. If your "milk" is too thick, try using 50/50 milk (of whatever sort) and ice water.

My grocery store carries a lactose free skim milk, that's what I use :)

It also has 12g Protein per cup, so helps with my protein goals too!

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What do you all mix your Protein powder with? I'm slightly lactose intolerant so I mixed my Cookies and cream Quest powder with vanilla almond milk and it was pretty good, but very thick. Any ideas? What does it with Water taste like?

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I mix mine with water.

I just mix mine with Water most days.

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Hello everyone! I'm a long time lurker, first time posting. I was sleeved June 24th. I'm at the full liquids stage. (2 weeks post op) I've been trying to get creative with my protein shakes. I would like to add just a little bit of spinach and berries to them, blended very well of course, but I want to make sure it's safe for my sleeve. Anyone else doing this? Or should I just hold out till the puréed diet?

@@lisakreature I was not allowed that on full liquids. In fact, I wasn't even allowed it on purees because my instructions then were high protein foods only. But my team is very conservative in what they allow -- you may want to check in with your team to see what they allow, if it is not mentioned in your post-op eating plan.

I always use Water. Milk is for baby cows not humans. :lol:

@@lisakreature

Wait until purees, don't move yourself forward stages but also the sugar in the berries might make you sick.

I wasn't allowed raw veggies until after 6 weeks.

What does your program say?

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coffee and ice, PB2 if i am feeling frisky. I blend in nutirbullet and its a frappacino every morning... :D

Fairlife milk. It's lactose free/low and has added Protein. I add Water if it's too thick.

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