I purchased shake bottle from Amazon. On day third of the plan with recipe shake. Question - can shake with bottle powder replace recipe shake ?
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Her book recommends 20 to 25 grams of protein in each shake, if the protein powder you're using contains that then you are good to go.
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i agree the directions on the jar is confusing. what i would like to know is the amount of powder right into your recipe the same as making liquid ? can you use buttermilk in recipes that may not call for buttermilk such as cinnamon rolls ?
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I always put powder to the liquid as it works better that way... it blends better for me... smoother, without lumps!! Good luck!
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I have never tried it. I make mine with ice and water to make it an actual shake. It only takes a minute each morning to make. I keep my blender on the countertop. You can try making it the night before and see how it works.
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The product directions does not mention about shaking before use. However I would shake it gently once in awhile to ensure the chemicals inside (pepper spray ingrdt & dye) are well mixed, in case of condensation, in case those compounds may saturate/weight differently.
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I use a shaker bottle and generally mix with flax and green superfood powder with no issues. It's definitely better to put the water in first and then add the powder.
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You can, but it'd be easier pre-mixed. Theres just not a lot of room if you have it full for shaking/mixing. Seems like the powder gets stuck up in the nipple once you go to shake, so I would mix with a knife before putting nipple on and then shaking.
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I don't shake the bottle, I don't think it needs it. It's a very fine, light liquid that I use in my morning green smoothie. Theres a dropper inside to dispense the exact amount that you want. I use 2 drops per day.
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It's a powder, you mix a scoopful with 8 oz. of liquid in a shaker bottle. Probably best to use almond or coconut milk.
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Yes, but you must first turn the cap to block the pouring spout. A simple maneuver. I assume your asking about shaking to remix contents that may have separated (IE: fresh squeezed orange juice), not shaking it as you would a Martini shaker.
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I think it depends on the temperature at which you keep it, but I'm not sure. My house is a little below 70, and, when I shake the bottle, it sounds somewhat watery, and consistency is on the thick side. But I don't know. If it's not mixed up well, it can come out watery or in a not uniform consistency.
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Are you shaking the bottle beforehand? Other than that, sounds normal to me. It has a very runny consistency.
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In a shake it would be fine. I tried a few other things plain and it didn't work well. Definitely needs liquids in the jar with leafy. Good luck, enjoy!
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Yes it does. Mix it with cold water and add powder and keep shaking it over a few hour period. It will mix completely over that time. Good luck!
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Hi! Glad to hear your loving the taste :) We suggest keeping the inner lid prssure seal on and simply poke 1 hole out for the powder to dispense. This allows you to shake only the tiniest bit. Soon you will know how many shakes you use and can judge by sight. Much easier than having to keep a spoon handy. Not hard to do and when it sprinkles lightly its easier to manage. Let us know if you have any other questions. Diana
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Mine is. I've had pretty good luck with these types of bottles. In the past, I had a couple off brand ones that leaked, but even those I think the seal got twisted or loose in the dishwasher and was able to fix. If you're taking it to work, I would just make sure it's totally dry, put my powder in and fill with water/milk once you get to work. Personally, I keep one at work with a bottle of protein mix. Good luck!
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This bottle in the picture is capsules. If you want powder form, look for the containers that look more like tubs. Powder is the way to go.