Has anyone ever used this to mix in with hot cereal such as oatmeal? I'm trying to add more protein to my son's diet as he does not eat very much.
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Sorry, haven't done this yet but it sounds like a great idea...mixed with some milk should do the trick.
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It is flavorless. Best to add after oatmeal cools a bit, otherwise will clump.I add chocolate flavored organic whey to my oatmeal with bananas and berries for a very tasty and high protein meal.
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I use this to make jams and jellies with very low sugar. I have never had a problem cooking it, or using it to add to a batch that is too large for a traditional box. Use low sugar boxes with this if you mix. I try to get the same brand as well, for consistency.
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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!
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I have only used this whey in fruit smoothies which I mix in a blender. It dissolves totally with no clumping. It is very tasty. I have not used it in anything hot.
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hi, I just put your idea to the test with peanut m&m;'s and it worked great, thanx for the idea from a fellow M&M; lover...I love this product for my cereal too.
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Yes, in my experience. I have a Blendtec, which is a high-speed blender, but I add the protein powder when I have only 10-15 seconds left, and it mixes in quite well.
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I have the chocolate kind and mix it with almond milk and honey and use a hand blender. Or, sometimes I put it with frozen bananas, blueberries, vanilla protein powder and almond milk in a blender and make a delicious breakfast smoothie:)
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No, I haven't...I have used it primarily in smoothies and oatmeal and love it for it's taste and ease of use in recipes.
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THANKS. two other customers replied. "i think" "i guess maybe" ..... I appreciate you relaying your personal experience. may I ask your thoughts or experience w/ dense batter like eggs for breakfast muffins or banana nut bread? THX again
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I micro it for 3 minutes--stir--micro for 2 minutes more. Comes our perfect! I do double the serving...1 1/2 cup water to 1/2 cup oats. Also I add ground chia seeds, it not only makes it healthier but it also prevents the oats from foaming over and making a big mess in my oven.
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Are you able to get this anywhere ? This is our favorite egg protein, but it has been unavailable for almost a year (thus I can't answer your question - but hope you can answer mine!). We've tried various other brands (used with oatmeal) and have large containers of the others that are just not used. We go through it quickly (when we have it) so no idea how long it lasts, though last time I was able to get it I ordered 3 of them and all were ok when we finished them.
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Since it's a powder you can definitely mix it in with anything, but it's more of a fruit and veggie thing that really won't taste good with almond milk. What I use is another product they sell - RAW Meal - works excellent with Almond Milk and the chocolate is very tasty (http://www.gardenoflife.com/Products-for-Life/Foundational-Nutrition/RAW-Meal.aspx) They also sell a RAW Protein powder you might want to look into.
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I'm not sure, I've never bought oat flour. Did you email the seller and ask them? I can vouch that this is a fairly good product for adding some fiber and complex carbs to a shake though.
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I simply add it to wheat puffs cereal, add some KAL stevia for sweetness and almond milk. Some people add it to smoothies for like a chocolate/PB treat. You can also just add almond/soy/animal milk or water to it to make a paste and use it as a spread. It's not exactly like PB but it has the same delicious flavor. I have also used it to make thai peanut butter sauce instead of actual peanut butter. This is my favorite version (over PB2 and others) because it is cheaper and it has no ingredients except peanuts.
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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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I haven't tried that - just mix it into wet food. I'm not sure that the powder would disolve... Curious if you made this work
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I don't see why not. However, when I first got it I did try it with water. No real taste, but not exactly enticing either. I put two tablespoons in with oatmeal, cinnamon and water. Then into the microwave. When it's done I add honey and soy milk. There is no flavor to the powder that I can detect.