Will PB2 dissolve completely when added to a protein shake made with just almond milk and protein powder?
1538931
I used PB powder with soy milk and protein powder and used my bullet. It was completely dissolved. I really like the taste.
1538932
I used the blender ball shaker and yes it did dissolve and delish. I take my protein powder, almond mild, pb2 and a banana with some ice and it makes great smoothie!
1538933
it might thicken up more than anything. its a powder but wenn u add water it usual thickens up more than dissolves. thats from mi xperince anyways. it may be different from other people.
1538934
I've found that when I use it in my shaker cup it mostly dissolves. Sometimes I will get bits that aren't completely dissolved but it's not too often. And it's not like it's a mouth full of powder either.
2218225
I have no idea. I bought PB to use on my garden to combat powdery mildew. I mix 1 tablespoon with 1 gallon of water. I'm not consuming it personal.
1647864
This is my vegetable protein powder of preference partly because it dissolves well. Having said that, I use a high speed blender to get it to mix so well. I am not sure whether if you use a hand shaker you would be pleased with the results.
767093
Yes. You mix the amount you need and use it exactly like peanut butter. Do not add it as a powder (unless PB2 comes out with a recipe book)
1084203
I only used 2% milk and it mixes ok. Not the best protein in terms of mixability but I have had much worse.
1647867
It does not dissolve, like sugar or salt dissolves. I wouldn't expect any protein powder to do that. It can form a suspension if you blend it. My comments were about the old non-organic one that they don't seem to be selling any more. I thought it smelled better than the new kind. I haven't tried blending the new one in water or soy milk yet. I've just been putting it in my oatmeal lately.
711267
It's a powder. I mix it with water or almond milk. You can blend or shake it. It's great stuff, but kinda pricey so it's not my only protein powder.
1040559
That's the awesome thing about this... It's a powder. I mix it in my protein shake. Don't even taste it :). Went with this because I hate the pills too.
1201
I mix it with my protein shake... I would assume a smoothie would be fine. You have to mix it with something other than water (does not taste too good).
2146109
I have no idea, as I've not tried that. I'll say this- it dissolves nicely, so my guess is that it would be fine mixed with anything!
699447
just dump it in a container or an empty protein powder container from a different company
704420
I never tried mixing with water. It depends on individual taste. Try with a little water; if you don't like it dump it. I blend a scoop and a half in fat-free, lactose-free milk with a banana and seasonal berries (there is always some kind of berries available in the market) to make a 16-18 oz protein shake. There is my breakfast. It'll take me through till lunch. Instead of milk, one can blend with fruit juice also. You can try blending in other ingredients. My teenage son blends it in organic rice milk. In addition to fruits, he also blends organic peanut butter in it. I never tried it, although he says it tastes great. Again, it is all individual taste. Hope these suggestions help. I never tried mixing with water. It depends on individual taste. Try with a little water; if you don't like it dump it. I blend a scoop and a half in fat-free, lactose-free milk with a banana and seasonal berries (there is always some kind of berries available in the market) to make a 16-18 oz protein shake. There is my breakfast. It'll take me through till lunch. Instead of milk, one can blend with fruit juice also. You can try blending in other ingredients. My teenage son blends it in organic rice milk. In addition to fruits, he also blends organic peanut butter in it. I never tried it,... » Read More I never tried mixing with water. It depends on individual taste. Try with a little water; if you don't like it dump it. I blend a scoop and a half in fat-free, lactose-free milk with a banana and seasonal berries (there is always some kind of berries available in the market) to make a 16-18 oz protein shake. There is my breakfast. It'll take me through till lunch. Instead of milk, one can blend with fruit juice also. You can try blending in other ingredients. My teenage son blends it in organic rice milk. In addition to fruits, he also blends organic peanut butter in it. I never tried it, although he says it tastes great. Again, it is all individual taste. Hope these suggestions help. « Show Less
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I use it for protein shakes. I put in the water, two scoops of powder, peanut butter and then ice. I put the cover on and blend it for about 30 seconds. When it's done, I turn it back over and unscrew the top and put a straw in it. It works wonderfully!!
1398103
Chuck, since I have never mixed the two I ask a fellow distributor. She says she has mixed our meal replacement shake with our BTT. We also have a new product called Total Meal Replacement that is formulated with six different proteins. I will be adding it on Amazon when I get it on my shelves. Hope this is the info you needed. Anita Miller
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Beth,It will clump if you only mix it by hand and not in a blender. Mixing with a blender it is fine. When I mix it by hand I manual mix it longer and i drink it with a little clump. I gladly accept a little less thorough mixing for a more healthy more pure whey protein!
1714206
It has no taste so it will mix fine with protein powder. I do it all the time.
1470580
I add 2 tablespoons to my morning protein shake and blend it with the protein powder and crushed ice. Yummy, and the seeds get blended without a single whole one in the shake!