We have been using your other core product which is also grain free. Do I still need to limit the new flavor and introduce it slowly?
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In the past, I have used this product as well. Usually, I mix the end of the previous bag with some of the new in my smaller container for daily feeding. I suppose that helped introduce it gradually. I have never had any problems with either flavor or switching back and forth.
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I had started out with the Wellness grain free reduced fat formula, and then for a while I went to another of their reduced fat formula, which was not grain free. I did mix the two foods for at least a couple of days, had no problems. I then went back to the grain free formula, and did mix for a few days, no problem. I have always mixed foods, just to be on the safe side, and they have all been the same manufacturer. Hope this helps.
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I use all kinds of textures from nuts to all types of fruit and veggies. it depends how smooth you want the final product to be. Just let it run longer or add more milk/water for extra smoothness.
758081
That's odd. I have just used the brand once so far so I couldn't tell you yet if I'm having the same problem. You may have to keep stirring longer.
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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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No, it's very heavy and grainy. I would sift it next time or use less of it. Or mix it with reg flour.
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It would be tight. You can reduce the recipe to 3/4 and it would work. I have a 1 1/2 and when I do the 7-grain version I have to reduce it to 3/4 because it rises so much. I don't have that problem with the 9 grain.
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I did not reduce anything. I did however use the anise flavoring and also put about a 1/4 tsp of anise seed to meet my tastebuds.
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I took mine with water and it has no flavor at all. It's kind of grainy but that's it. It does not take long to kick in.
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There are 8 different formulas that you can chose from. My 4 month old retriever is on the Ultra mix. Food is natural and grain free. I have been very pleased with this product and plan to continue using this brand for the lifespan of my dog. KP
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perhaps you should ask the maker and producer? I use the limited ingredient cat kibble; ask Natural Balance your question, it's the best way to get an answer
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I'm not sure what you are asking, this is readily available online. You can probably sub another starch like corn or tapioca, but your results will probably be different.
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I ddn't notice that when I ordered to be honest. I can say that I liked it and I should have ordered another month's supply. I switched to something else and hated making that choice. I plan to purchase this product again in the very near future. It may not be for everyone but I would say try it out and see for yourself. It's not bad tasting or anything like that and it only takes a few seconds to mix. Post your thoughts once you try it so I can see if you agree with me. Thanks for asking.
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Are you blending it or using a shaker? When I blend it, I don't find it grainy at all. Even if it were grainy, I still think it's a great product with high protein and low sugars.
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I mixed what was left of this stuff with some natural gnc stuff just to cut the taste. I went to this for the same reasons you are asking. What I have noticed is it is easy to build a tolerance to all this stuff. I did however, go back to c4 for now. If you don't mind the bad taste, go for it.
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You have to chew it, like a really soft gummy. It's not grainy. You will have to ask the company about the carb calories.
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i didn't realize they changed their formula. i did notice a slight flavor change in the mocha flavor. if it's back to the original. i'd give it another chance. the vanilla is my favorite. as to i similar product, i've not come across one, but the organic natural grocery stores might have something. jw
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You need expresso grinds, e.g. illy. You can make a new batch as soon as it is cool enough.