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    Delicious Protein Pudding In Only 5 Minutes!

    Protein pudding is a wonderful supplement that many bodybuilders have found to be a great way to knock back 25 grams of protein while enjoying a delicious snack. However the cost often makes enjoying it on a daily basis prohibitive. Here is a recipe or homemade protein pudding which will allow you to enjoy the same benefits of delicious protein, with complete control over protein content and flavor.

    You’ll need:

    1 box (3.9 ounce) Jell-O Instant Pudding

    2 scoops whey protein (any brand works)

    1 cup skim milk

    1 cup cold water

    Directions:

    First, mix milk and water into bowl

    Then, beat Pudding mix into water/milk mixture with wire wisk for two minutes

    Next, mix in whey protein until the consistency is of your liking. Typically, 2 scoops of whey will blend in nicely. You can use more or less protein to obtain the flavor you desire.

    Finally, pour mixture into serving dishes and give it 5 minutes in the refrigerator to cool.

    This tasty treat provides about 600 calories, 60 grams of protein, and 100 grams of carbohydrates. It is fat-free.

    Just about any food you make in the home can enjoy some added protein content with just a bit of whey added. Whey protein can be purchased in a variety of flavors, as well as in the unflavored variety. For the baking side of things, pancakes, muffins, biscuits, and other goods can easily be baked with added whey powder. If you’re enjoying a milkshake, toss in some protein powder for an added boost. And of course, the option always exists to drink a whey shake in conjunction with meals. The most important part is getting in your 300 to 400 grams of protein daily, by any means necessary. Now, it’s time to put down the keyboard, put on your chef’s hat, and get creative!

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    ive done this with low calorie or maybe "sugar free" pudding

    ive used vanilla and chocolate and added a scoop of chocolate protein for each serving

    takes a minute to thoroughly mix with only a spoon, but i must admit

    it was orgasmic
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ben dur View Post
    ive done this with low calorie or maybe "sugar free" pudding

    ive used vanilla and chocolate and added a scoop of chocolate protein for each serving

    takes a minute to thoroughly mix with only a spoon, but i must admit

    it was orgasmic
    how big is the serving for this?
    100g of carbs would murder me on my cut if I had it in one sitting

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    i've made it before, but i eat the whole bowl
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    Quote Originally Posted by workhard1 View Post
    how big is the serving for this?
    100g of carbs would murder me on my cut if I had it in one sitting
    the sugar free kind i used made 2 servings at a cup each
    and was 10 calories per serving as i recall
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ben dur View Post
    the sugar free kind i used made 2 servings at a cup each
    and was 10 calories per serving as i recall
    I used to make the sugar free filling for lemon meringue pie and mix in tasteless protein. I also had a problem not eating the entire bowl
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