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Originally Posted by Digitalbath3737 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Do any of you guys that use protein powders know of a few good recipes for shakes? I've had luck using soy milk and honey. Has a really good taste to it. |
Originally Posted by Digitalbath3737 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Do any of you guys that use protein powders know of a few good recipes for shakes? I've had luck using soy milk and honey. Has a really good taste to it. |
Originally Posted by Jigglybootch /img/forum/go_quote.gif The only thing I've ever done other than mix protein with water or milk was add a scoop to my oatmeal (1 cup of skim milk, 1 cup oats, 1 spoonful peanut butter). |
Originally Posted by MuZI /img/forum/go_quote.gif WPI Substance |
Originally Posted by Jigglybootch /img/forum/go_quote.gif Last I heard Substance was discontinued. And I think I may be the only person who hated Substance. It was very highly regarded, so I tried it. I thought it mixed terribly and tasted even worse. Ergopharm GF Pro is another protein that's very highly regarded. A bit expensive, but reportedly very worth it. |
Originally Posted by Digitalbath3737 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Sounds like some tasty recipes. I have oatmeal in my cabinets so I'll try oats and honey tonight. Also when do you guys normally drink your shakes. I'm taking the creatine at night since I work out in the AM. I had a shake last night and one this morning after my workout. |
Don't forget your carbs post-workout, either. |
Originally Posted by organicabstract /img/forum/go_quote.gif absolutely. i hear carbs > protein post workout, though it's essential to have both within 15-25 minutes after. as for recipes, i usually have my whatever choice of [protein with milk + banana + NATURAL peanut butter + kashi go lean cereal]. anyone ever try low sodium cottage cheese mixed with natural peanut butter before bedtime? it's an aquired taste due to the salty flavor of the cottage cheese, but i hear it provides an anti-catabolic effect while you sleep to preserve and build the muscle you're working on. |