Bought this today hoping to use for my 6 yr old who needs to put on weight.Can I mix it in foods like cream of wheat, oatmeal?
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Sure, it can be used for that purpose as well as other food items requiring butter.
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I would imagine that it could be mixed into any liquid...like pancake batter or the cereals you mentioned. It dissolves quite well in a little water. I'd even sprinkle it on cooked veggies.
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You do realize this is 100 calories per tablespoon, right? If I were trying to lose weight that extra 100 calories would not be welcome! It has the same calories as butter.
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Hello,You could put some powder into the water and stir to mix well. Furthermore, powder is good for nutrition's absorption and good for our health. It also can be used in ice cream and cakes. Thanks!
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Not trying to be melodramatic; however, this is the worst product EVER! I used it for several weeks, and, when all was said and done, I had gained a pound! What's up with that?? You want to get healthier and release weight in the process? Eliminate wheat and sugar from your diet; get at least half-an-hour of exercise every day; and drink at least an ounce of water for every 2 lbs. of body weight. I started doing that about a year ago, and, so far, I've released 51 lbs.
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I never tried mixing with water. It depends on individual taste. Try with a little water; if you don't like it dump it. I blend a scoop and a half in fat-free, lactose-free milk with a banana and seasonal berries (there is always some kind of berries available in the market) to make a 16-18 oz protein shake. There is my breakfast. It'll take me through till lunch. Instead of milk, one can blend with fruit juice also. You can try blending in other ingredients. My teenage son blends it in organic rice milk. In addition to fruits, he also blends organic peanut butter in it. I never tried it, although he says it tastes great. Again, it is all individual taste. Hope these suggestions help. I never tried mixing with water. It depends on individual taste. Try with a little water; if you don't like it dump it. I blend a scoop and a half in fat-free, lactose-free milk with a banana and seasonal berries (there is always some kind of berries available in the market) to make a 16-18 oz protein shake. There is my breakfast. It'll take me through till lunch. Instead of milk, one can blend with fruit juice also. You can try blending in other ingredients. My teenage son blends it in organic rice milk. In addition to fruits, he also blends organic peanut butter in it. I never tried it,... » Read More I never tried mixing with water. It depends on individual taste. Try with a little water; if you don't like it dump it. I blend a scoop and a half in fat-free, lactose-free milk with a banana and seasonal berries (there is always some kind of berries available in the market) to make a 16-18 oz protein shake. There is my breakfast. It'll take me through till lunch. Instead of milk, one can blend with fruit juice also. You can try blending in other ingredients. My teenage son blends it in organic rice milk. In addition to fruits, he also blends organic peanut butter in it. I never tried it, although he says it tastes great. Again, it is all individual taste. Hope these suggestions help. « Show Less
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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've oven roasted it (homemade granola) and put it in yogurt, it was great. If you are going to mix it without cooking it in any form then you will want to let it sit for an hour or so (plus, straight uncooked is going to be pretty intense on your guts). I usually microwave a cup of it if in a hurry and mix with yogurt.
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I am sure you can. I would consider cooking it first so that it blends well and is not crunchy. I have not used it to make bread. I have used it with portobello mushrooms, eggs and onions and garlic to make mushroom burgers, and they are delicious. I have also added them to meatloaf to extend the meat. They are absolutely my favorite form of oats.
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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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Yes. Just pour it into the bowl. You can change from pounds and ounces to grams if needed.
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I suppose! I mix mine with 8 oz of the 30 calorie silk milk, 5-6 strawberries, half of a banana with or without a little honey...and "AGAVE". It is so good! Hope that this helps.
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that is a good question I don't know if you can mix it with that the only thing I can suggest is take a small portion of it can mix it and proceed to what you're trying to do and see if it works out that way I wish I could be more help and hope its mixes well good luck
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I have not tried. But, I have heard that you can with a product called Vegg. Amazon has it! Trish
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I mix it in my oatmeal in the mornings. I also made a refrigerator pie by adding the mix to cool whip and putting it in a graham cracker crust.
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You can mix it with their food. I use yogurt most of the time, but you can use anything that will cover the test.
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Mix water, or milk, or cream, etc., a little at a time until you get the right consistency. It mixes easily and does not lump. It's a good substitute when you don't have fresh, so I keep it on hand.
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you can ,BUT the amount per serving isn't going to be enough. you need to look for something else for adults it's hard to find something like this with gelatin free ,or even beef gelatin,Kosher
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Not certain about cream of wheat, but it will do cornmeal if that helps. I have an old hand mill that I use for coarse stuff.