I need a dairy-/egg-/soy- free protein powder to supplement my son's rice milk and coconut oil blend. Will this stuff clog up his sippy cup holes?
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1 Scoop to 16 Oz of rice milk blended on high for 20 - 30 seconds will make a slightly thick milk shake texture. It should go through the holes, but I never tried this myself. You could experiment with the amount of Veg-Protein.
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I think if you add just a little and test it out, it also depends on your sippy cup, our two year old likes to eat this as a thick yogurt-like consistency snack mixed with a little coconut milk and some jam. She likes to have some granola in it too sometimes
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I don't know. I found it very gritty even when I mixed it with almond milk, berries, etc. I threw it away. The best powder I've found is Xymogen GHI OptiCleanse protein powder. Made with pea & rice. Accupuncture Atlanta and Natural Healthy Concepts sells it on the web. If you "join" them, you will get discount codes. It's also dairy/egg/soy free. The vanilla you can mix any flavor berries into & the chocolate is good too. Good luck! I know how hard it is to deal with food allergies as I have several. I mix the xymogen with coconut milk..nice & smooth.
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I doubt it. USDA organic milk is not the same as milk from grass fed cows. Protein powder is garbage anyway. Drink kefir and eat meat.
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Sure, I don't see why not. I prefer it plain, but then I drink almost all of my teas (hot and cold) plain. You may want to stay away from adding milk if your baby has any issues with dairy proteins.
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No. If you mix it with water you'll get a liquid that looks like fat free milk, a milky white. It has the consistency and flavor of an instant breakfast powder.
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I used the froth plus with homemade almond milk and it works really, really well - thick foam just like regular milk. It does not work as well with almond or coconut milk out of a box - think it has something to do with all the additives/oils, etc...
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it tells you tp ut in a certain amout of powder to make the equivalent of a cup or so...mine didn't seem to work that that, however I just wanted it to taste like milk...I use this b/c I am allergic to anything with milk in it...I use it to make shakes with organic fruit and organic sugar...for me it isn't an exact science...I don't need it to be...just make it til it tastes right, then there you go...these products are tested on human beings like me...does it really have to be rocket science??? I LOVE IT!!!
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It is strong enough for a smoothy. My favorite recipe is Arbonne chocolate protein powder, almond milk, raw almonds, coffee extract, coconut flavoring and ice blended. It's like an almond joy bar, but is a really healthy breakfast.
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Best protein powder I have found, but sorry, it is like having cottage cheese in your coffee. I just tried it (just for you) in very hot coffee. I have always used it in blended protein shakes with raw eggs and other ingredients that provide a thicker consistency. I pour the protein into the already moving blender or it will stick to the sides. I recommend the product, but I'll stay with the shakes.
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Yes, I use it almost everyday with plain soy milk. I don't add any thickener but use organic plain soy milk and is creamy and delicious. The low fat soy milk may need thickening but not the regular soy milk. I use organic plain package soy milk .
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I've used powdered milk and it set perfectly. I've never used soy or rice milk, so I can't if they would work the same.
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I don't know about soy bean milk but have used it to strain hot soup and make coconut milk using dried coconut and very hot water. You just had to be careful to let the bag cool before trying to squeeze it. Ouch.
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It is really very good, but only if you cannot or do not want Casein in your diet. If you are okay with milk protein, then I would just use equal parts of real grass fed organic cow's butter, and organic coconut oil.
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I added yogurt and fruit to mine to help with the grainy texture. It did help. But after awhile, I just couldn't take the "bits of dirt" (grains) left in the bottom of my cup, so I stopped using it. Pure Protein brand is pretty good, with much less grit.
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I use Nature's Promise Organic (and GMO free) vanilla soy. It whips up beautifully! I've never tried almond milk, though we drink that in our cereal. I just prefer the thicker soy milk for my AeroPress coffee.
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I am as concerned as you that this milk is free of what you ask, but I'm not sure so I plan to email Nestle. I do know it's a USA product or I would not buy. I like powdered milk because it does not spoil, it's great in dry form in coffee and mixes well to drink or in cereal. It meets the need better than any milk....Mr.K
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depends on how severe your lactose intolerance is. I'm moderately lactose intolerant and this protein powder is just fine.
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In my experience, milk works perfectly fine with this blender bottle (I have used whole milk before). I have no experience with soy milk. I drink whey protein isolate and never have any issues with it sticking to the bottle or with chunkiness.