Can this be mixed with soup to add protein content?
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The label lists items to mix with the whey protein, and none of them are warm or hot.
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If you mix it with warm or hot liquids like broths, stir very quickly and it will form "threads" like an egg drop soup. I put it in chicken broth and pretend the threads of protein are noodles. Since the unflavored powder has no taste, it tastes like whatever it is mixed in.
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Whey protein mixes really really bad in warm liquids, i have tried mixing it in my coffee and it creates a disgusting mess. However i guess you could dissolve it first in a cup of cold water and then add it to your soup.
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I did not try mixing with soup or warm liquids but it should. All protein degrades if it gets to hot. Soup should be fine or other warm liquids.
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I mix it with milk (preferred) or water. I stack this with BCAAs, creatine, NO, and pre-workout. You should read up on how much protein your body can metabolize within a certain time frame. Wouldn't want to waste any excess nutrients by over-stacking.Good luck!
2073353
We have never tried them in soup. My mom made "spaghetti" with the zucchini and it was delicious (for a veggie). I still prefer pasta! LOL.
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This soup mix is so good, it hardly needs "improving." However, just for variety's sake, I have added celery, carrots, onion, garlic and a small touch of olive oil to enrich the flavors. Anything you can think of to add to your own soup would merely make this your own -- and it's all good!!
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I know the question is old, but I am going to respond so that others may know the answer to this question as I see it get asked a lot. All Whey Protein powders lose their efficacy above 130F degrees. The protein breaks down and becomes useless and is no longer protein. So while this will work in 'warm' liquids (I like to use in coffee that I have cooled with a couple of ice cubes) it will not work in a hot soup. I believe plant based powders do not have this issue.
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Yes, its a good idea as it us protein. Even freeze the remainder of unused product if you are not going use it probably within a few weeks.
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I would try that yes. If it didn't coat thick enough maybe I'd add a few Chia seeds ground up too. : ) made a veggie meatloaf using it and it was awesome! Tofu scrambles are super with the Veg yummy!
1070735
Yes, I think so. It is 10 oz. A big soup can like chunky is 12. So u can fit it all in except for a little broth. Add carrot sticks or some potato chips and good to go.
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I add half a banana, lots of peanut butter, 2 cups of ice and 8 oz of water and I blend it. I also add one scoop of HL Protien Powder.
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!
2038859
You could add it to anything. It has no taste so it would mix into about anything. The small drop on the tongue is not bad though.
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The video i watched on youtube about this bento box said that you can store soup mix in the top part, then you can add hot water to the soup mix when you are ready to eat.
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I think it should be fine. I mixed it with orange juice and that was a disaster! I now blend it with a little distilled water and take it as a quick shot. This product is very earthy tasting so it's easier to drink it fast. It may change the taste of your protein powder smoothie mixture, if you don't mind that then give it a try.
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I mix it with biosuperfood (a spirulina supplement) as well as a liquid vitamin supplement. It seems to be fine.
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First, yes okay to blend with protein , I do each day The product is basically a concentrated mix of what you would do if you have an extraction blender (which I do). So for a quick shake in the day, Instead of washing kale, spinach, fruits, etc... 1 heap of this is probably more potent than fresh bulk blending container. It also has much more ingredients than you could due in a fresh blender. Don't get me wrong, both are good and I actually add protein and this WITH my fresh products in an extraction blender. I can tell you the first week or so you will see your body cleanse , as product feeds organs nutrients it is lacking, and thus increase removal of toxins . Seems to help energy, brain functions, exercise sweating more, and of course regularity in basic bodily functions. Good luck
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Ok, here is my third attempt to answer this as my phone is having problems. I've used it in cold recipes like pudding, mostly protein shakes. I imagine you can stir it into foods that are hot, but am not sure what would happen if you baked it like in a cupcake. However, there are unflavored proteins you can stir into soups, stews, etc.
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No, not clear. It also depends how much you use. I would say more translucent. You can certainly mix it in with broth and juice though. My friend makes a spinach soup and puts the non-flavored Jarrow protein powder in. She says it's great. I have tried it in juice and have not cared for the taste too much, but I specifically wanted the unflavored kind so as to not have the extra sugars and added ingredients in the flavored varieties. Given that, I do highly recommend this product.