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    How can I add complex carbs to a shake?

    Sometimes I'm on the run and I'd like to be able to take a full meal in a bottle with me. Any ideas?

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    In a blender, add oatmeal.

    keep in mind, they will absorb the liquid and become soggy and slimy in time. So, Your best bet is to grind up the oats in a food processor or blender first. Then add later to your pre-made liquid shake.

    You can have a complete meal with Milk, oats, peanut butter and honey.

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    thanks a lot

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    I use ONs Natural Oats and Whey.

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    Yes what they said. I use old fashioned quaker oats, let it blend for a bit longer than usual so it gets chopped up really good.....

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    how much oatmeal are yall adding? a full serving? 1/2cup

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    You could put tater tots in your pants pocket like Napoleon.
    Everybody wanna be a bodybuilder but dont nobody wanna lift this heavy ass weight. R.C.

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    You can add as much as you want. I put anywhere from 1 cup to 2 cups, just add some ice cubes in there so its not too thick to drink

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    Oats, Oatbran, Yougurt, Milk, PB, Fruit. A shit ton of options to throw in a shake.

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    i put two scoops of oatmeal in the shaker cup and let it sit for half hour then drink it up, its not all that great but you get those carbs

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