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Old 08-22-06 | 01:50 PM
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Alternative Way To Eat Protein Powder

I have come up with a way to eat protein powder and it actually tastes good.

1/2 cup of peanut butter
1/2 cup of raw oatmeal
1/4 cup of honey
2 scoops of chocolate protein powder

put all of the above in a bowl and mix with a spoon. I then put it in a small plastic container and put in the fridge. After it gets cold, I cut it up in small squares like fudge. To me, it tastes like those oatmeal no bake cookies.
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Old 08-22-06 | 02:14 PM
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I have come up with a way to eat protein powder and it actually tastes good.
Be sure to drink lots of water with that because it sounds like it would cement your digestive system shut!

I have found that the taste of protein powder highly varies between brands. Search my forum "Choking Down Whey" and you will see many great ideas for mixing it in shakes. A new brand I have been introduced to tastes so good I could eat the powder plain. Thanks again for the great idea!
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Old 08-22-06 | 04:23 PM
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I've been happy with Isopure after trying what they had at my gym and various 'Designer Whey' flavors. The isopure mixes really well and is relatively flavorless...
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Originally Posted by mpd224
I have come up with a way to eat protein powder and it actually tastes good.

1/2 cup of peanut butter
1/2 cup of raw oatmeal
1/4 cup of honey
2 scoops of chocolate protein powder

put all of the above in a bowl and mix with a spoon. I then put it in a small plastic container and put in the fridge. After it gets cold, I cut it up in small squares like fudge. To me, it tastes like those oatmeal no bake cookies.
Sounds good alright, but I would get fat on that stuff.
I'd be tempted to eat the whole batch out of the frig
with a giant spoon. Then too, wouldn't that stuff melt
if you were gonna take it out on a ride?

I will stick with my 3 a day whey protein smoothies with
skim milk and drink Endurox or Gatorade on my rides
for hydration. See https://www.wheyoflife.org for details
on the many health and fitness benefits of whey protein
powder. I live on the stuff and am healthier today than
any time in my 55 years, despite the inevitable effects
of aging.
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Old 08-22-06 | 08:47 PM
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I try a lot of different whey protien powders, and they all taste pretty good to me. I remember back in the 80's, protien powders tasted like ass. I remember there was a product called "Hot Stuff", I used to gag trying to choke that stuff down.
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