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03-22-2001, 05:03 PM #1Registered User
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Protein drink
Hey guys,
I used to use designer with water or milk and it was pretty good. This time I ordered some from protein factory and its unflavored. i mixed some with water and almost threw up- what do you guys usually mix the unflavored stuff with? I was thinking maybe milk and a banana to make it taste better.
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03-22-2001, 07:13 PM #2I'm CEO, Bitch! ADMINISTRATOR
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03-23-2001, 04:13 AM #3Stealth Moderator MODERATOR
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We make our protein drinks with strawberries, a little water and yogurt or ICE CREAM if we have it.
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ice cream is fine if you are not worried about all of the extra calories from fat
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I know this sounds wierd but try cantalope when in season,frozen for thicker or fresh.
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Engine#9, Can I ask you why you ordered it with out flavor? Did you forget to specify which flavor? I'd try skim milk and strawberrys, if your not concerned about calories I'd add some chocolate flavoring, low fat chocolate syrup or something, thats really got to taste like crap plain.
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Charger,
I ordered it without flavoring because of the health risks involved associated it.....Okay Okay I was a idiot and forgot to check the flavor column and am now stuck with $70 worth of protein that tastes like I am licking a cow when I drink it. LOL live and learn I guess.
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03-25-2001, 05:31 PM #8Pump Junky
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Okay Okay I was a idiot and forgot to check the flavor column and am now stuck with $70 worth of protein that tastes like I am licking a cow when I drink it.
Good one! licking a cow! Sorry I shouldn't laugh. I know it will suck choking this down but the protein itself is good.
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Originally posted by seyone:
ice cream is fine if you are not worried about all of the extra calories from fat
Hence, the fat free yogurt.
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