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    Best type of home made weight gainer?

    I was looking for some quick and easy recipes for a home made weight gainer thats high in calories that are clean. Can you guys recommend ones that have worked well for you in the past?

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    peanut butter, oats, whey protein, milk.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PreMier View Post
    peanut butter, oats, whey protein, milk.
    Hmm, how much of each do you put in the shake?

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    Quote Originally Posted by PreMier View Post
    peanut butter, oats, whey protein, milk.
    Same here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ecwholic View Post
    Hmm, how much of each do you put in the shake?
    I think it depends on how many calories you want to make it.

    Oh, I always put fruit in mine. About a cup of frozen pineapple, 1/2 cup of oat bran, 1 serving of peanut butter, and protein. Instead of milk I use yogurt. Also a good post workout shake without the peanut butter.
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    yea, like vortrit said it depends how many kcals you want. i usually use 1 - 1 1/2 cups of oats, 2 scoops protein, 12-16oz milk, and 2-3 tbsp of pb.

    i havent had one for a long time though
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    i have 3 scoops truemass with 16 oz fat free milk, and throw about 15-20g of dextrose. thats all i need pwo. for shakes other than pwo ill have syntha-6 with strawberries, or blueberries. or some peanut butter. wish i had a nice blender, then i could get pretty creative

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    here's mine, tastes great:

    -10 oz milk
    -1 serving protien powder
    -big scoop of peanut butter
    -occasionally some oats
    -some ice cream PWO for simple carbs (or honey)
    -3 ice cubes

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    100grams of oats
    35 grams of whey protein
    1 banana
    1 pot of natural yoghurt
    1 pint of semi skimmed milk

    The above would give you around 1000 + calories, obviously adjust the measurements accordingly to meet your needs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Delusional View Post
    i have 3 scoops truemass with 16 oz fat free milk, and throw about 15-20g of dextrose. thats all i need pwo. for shakes other than pwo ill have syntha-6 with strawberries, or blueberries. or some peanut butter. wish i had a nice blender, then i could get pretty creative
    I've been blending that up with pineapple lately. It's just delicious!
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    Lo'i Ho'osi...It's Horse meat cooked in Coconut milk with onions.
    Maybe Some cornbeef and Taro or yams.
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    16oz whole milk, 4-6 tablespoons of natural peanut butter, 1 cup of steel cut oats (normal oats have 300 cals per cup, steel cut has 600) 2 scoops of your favorite whey protien put it all in a blender and voila...there ya go...cheap and simple

    thats 1485 calories per serving (using 5 scoops of peanut butter and 2 scoops of my particular whey protien)

    135.5g of carbs
    and 79g of protien (again with my whet yours may be different)

    hope that helps

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