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05-31-2007, 12:17 PM #1Registered User
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Porridge and Whey?
Can I mix whey into porridge once it's cooked (not during) will that still give me the good stuff?, or is it better to just eat raw oats and whey?
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You can cook with your whey too if you want.
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I usually put a scoop of chocolate whey in my porridge to give it some flavor since I use water.
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Thanks for the reply guys!
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06-01-2007, 04:59 AM #6Good old English grit
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I havent tried putting it in once its cooked - I'm going to try that! I found trying to cook the porridge with it in resulted in a lot of lumps which frankly weren't that nice at all - good idea you had there!
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Yeah, once I cook it, I put a scoop of whey. Sometimes it doesn't break down and mix, so I add just a little water to mix it in.
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It works a treat! just try not to make your porridge too thick because the whey will bulk it up.
I use Vanilla whey, it's very yummy.
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I will mix the whey with enough water to get it like a pancake batter then mix with the oats.
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