Reply With QuoteYes, I use it daily, I usually add a little milk though.
I like the chocolate, chocolate mint and vanilla.
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05-17-2005, 02:17 PM #1Senior Member
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Whey Protein
I just got some from http://allthewhey.com over the INET even though now I found out they live like 10-20 mins away. I got the chocolate kind, it is ok but I don't like it to much so I will just try and swallow it. I take it with water. Anyone else use this kind of whey?
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Sometimes I lift at school and I don't think warm milk would work
so I will have to use water when I goto school. I was also wondering if 8oz is really small because it looks like its nothing. Is 1/4 cup = 1 oz?
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Originally Posted by Fashong
Sometimes I lift at school and I don't think warm milk would work so I will have to use water when I goto school. I was also wondering if 8oz is really small because it looks like its nothing. Is 1/4 cup = 1 oz?
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Darnit, then I put to much in lol. Oh well
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I don't really think it matters if you use an extra few ounces of water as you're still getting all that protein when you drink it. It may just be a little more dilouted; you're still getting all of it though.
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