Can I use water in the shake instead of milk?
291201
You can, but it tastes awful and gritty. I do half water half milk and then let it sit in the freezer and that helps rid of any grittiness there may be.
291202
The milk helps give the shake more flavour, calcium/vitamin D, and calories. It doesn't taste as good with water, but I used alternative milks like almond milk, hazelnut milk, oat milk, or coconut milk. They still contain vitamins and minerals, taste great, and friendly to those who are lactose intolerant.
291203
I have before, but found it wasn't as filling as milk. I actually use almond milk- which makes it a thicker consistency without using ice in a blender like they suggest.
394535
I have used a blender, a shaker, and even a milkshake blender. While the both blenders do end up with a slightly more creamy and airy end result, the shaker is plenty good. Really unless you are wanting to add ice or frozen fruit why dirty the blender AND a glass when you can just use a shaker.
193233
I have not tried non-instant milk powder. Sounds like it has the butter fat still in it. I would think warm water would help it mix better (not hot) and a small amt (1/4 tsp) of Safflower Oil (NOT SUNflower oil) would help. Then it would probably mix just fine and leave enough room for the shaking action.
2118327
Yes, makes great milk shakes without all the added sugars. I add to dark chocolate almond milk, add a frozen ripe banana and blend in a blender. Delicious!
1554863
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.
1514897
I just put it in water to boil, then it cools down, and to the fridge. Tne next days I add two or three soup spoons to my morning shakes.. just add water, a fruit like mango, papaya, banana, pineapple. or strawberries, etc. and stevia. It has more calcium than milk, strenghten your bones and your health in general.
923546
I use it in my morning shake when I run out of whey but casein is really for night time use. EDIT: I guess the answer is yes but what time do you want to drink that shake?
2040008
The instructions do say to use nothing but water.It also has places that would be difficult to clean out milk residue (ie, the fill gauge).
1629983
I use it for face mask, so I just mix it with a little bit of water using brush. Some people add ~ half a spoon to their shakes. It depends on how you plan to use it.
2009773
Yes you can. That is how I do it. It is a little gritty but it is better if you use more water. I use 30 oz for 3 tbls. By the way it taste nutty. I actually like the taste.
713019
I don't think so.Water and milk have different density .Plus,there are spots on the bottom even after water,cleaning will be a huge problem.I wouldn't try
526460
Depending on how you make the shake, milk uses less and water uses a little more. I used my with milk and it lasted about 4 1/2 weeks - taking it every day.
1520485
I don't see why you couldn't. I have used skim, 2% and whole milk and all have come out great.
1867156
I love this product, but it does not mix easily with water. You can either make a paste and then dilute it with water, or use a blender to mix it. I prefer the latter method to mix it with milk.
1953546
Yes, 2 scoops is way to much. I use water because I don't drink milk. I use one scoop, water. A few ice cubes and half a banana. I also use a stick blender to mix it. Just shaking it doesn't seem to be enough.
1043627
No, you put the water / milk and chocolate in here and push the on button. It mixes and heats it up. Also works great for protein shakes.
1474605
Sorry, haven't done this yet but it sounds like a great idea...mixed with some milk should do the trick.