Can I add a tablespoon to my smoothies? How do I use this?
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The recommend way to use apiste is to grind and save the water you use to rinse the ground seeds. The water becomes a milk like liquid that you drink. To my knowledge you do not eat the seeds. I've not used it in smoothies however several friends have enjoyed that option.
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Hi... Mix 3 Tablespoons powder to 1 cup of milk and 1 cup of mayonnaise. Mix well. Refrigerate until chilled and thick. It is very good.Enjoy
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For making smoothies, I usually include some yogurt, frozen or fresh fruit and sometimes a little protein powder. If you use frozen fruit, you need to put it in first, a little at a time, to make sure that it is a chopped up. Then add the other ingredients. Then push the "frozen drink" button and your done when it stops.
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3 tablespoons. I just want to add, this works excellent. I just did it again after months, and it didn't even need it yet, and we go through a lot of coffee. I am really impressed with this product.
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Yes, you can add it to a protein shake/smoothie. I did notice a very mild flavor difference but not enough to bother me at all. I recommend that you use a blender otherwise it won't mix very well . . . hope this is helpful to you.
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Hi...IT says do on the container. My smoothie recipe uses either SILK or skim milk. I add frozen banana, blueberry or any other kind of fruit you want..and the powdered peanut butter. It is cheaper on Amazon...and free shipping since it is over $25...hope this helps.
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Mixing depends on what you are treating. There is a very concise guide on the flyleaf of the product. All you need to do is pour the liquid into a sprayer (like Orhto or any major brand) and dial to the setting that matches what you are treating....could be 1 tablespoon per gallon, 1.5, 2, etc...it is pretty simple.
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Suggested Use for Perfect Food Powder:Adults mix one level scoop (2 tablespoons) in 8 ounces of water or juice, 1 (or more) times per day. Begin with 1/4 serving for the first few days gradually working up to full serving size.
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Yes. I successfully added it to a Smoothie. It was good. I didn't try it with only water. It's a quality product I like it.
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I have 2 tablespoons in a Smoothie that includes a handful each of kale and spinach, 1banana and 2-3 stevia packets along with alot of ice. Tastes good to me. It is not a chocolate shake, but it is good.
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The directions used to be on the back of the container and suggested starting with one tablespoon in water. There is a contact number on their website. You might try calling them to see if they can be more help. http://www.wisdomoftheagesllc.com/index.php?option=com_contact&view;=category&catid;=0&Itemid;=3
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I did my first smoothie this morning and it was super simple. Have cup with opening facing up, put in your ingredients, then screw on the blade attachment. Put on the blender and press to blend your smoothie to desired consistency. When done, remove the put turn back over so blade attachment is on top, remove, and replace with the sippy cup attachment and you're done!
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I use the one that is flavored with cocoa so it tastes just fine if you use milk or coconut milk or silk almond milk. I shake it up in a tupperware glass with top. you can always add it to smoothies or when you juice.If I were going to use it in smoothies I probably would use the unflavored one not cocoa.
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Only if you are making the smoothies in a blender first..but you can easily use this to drink smoothies! (just not to make them)
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I agree with Rebecca. At first you will have some trial and error because you need to decide how thick/thin you need the liquid or food (such as soup, juices, meds, etc). If you want it like applesauce consistency, you will need a couple of the scoop spoons. You do not want to make this up ahead of time. Mix it as needed.
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No. I just spooned it out. Unless you are talking about commercial applications I only needed a couple tablespoons (for a Kitchen Aid standing mixer.
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You cannot add it to a hot liquid. I mixed it with 1/4 cup of powdered milk and a bit of fruit to sweeten it. I cannot stand artificial sweeteners or stevia. I would rather sweeten it myself using a real sugar in small quantity. I used a small single serve blender or it can be mixed with a fork. Put real food in it and no more than a tsp of real sugar. You can even use a bit of real cocoa powder if you like chocolate.