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    Can I mix/blend oatmeal with whey protein?

    Due to the UK supps economy, it's cheaper for me to buy several tubbs of whey at a time, but I've also bought high quality weight gainer (Reflex Instant Mass) but the latter always costs more.

    What you guys recon to me blending oatmeal in with a whey shake? Would this be drinkable?

    Also, should it be in a 50:50 mix? I.e. for every scoop of whey I put int 1 scoop of oatmeal?

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    Yep do it all the time.

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    i put 1/2 cup in all my shakes..

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    when i have oats and protein i usually just mix my soy milk and why together and poor it over my oatmeal. it's like the same thing but i feel more satisfied sitting down and eating...
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    Yeah, I mix the two all the time w/ skim milk. I also like to add in some cottage cheese and peanut butter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrmark View Post
    Due to the UK supps economy, it's cheaper for me to buy several tubbs of whey at a time, but I've also bought high quality weight gainer (Reflex Instant Mass) but the latter always costs more.

    What you guys recon to me blending oatmeal in with a whey shake? Would this be drinkable?

    Also, should it be in a 50:50 mix? I.e. for every scoop of whey I put int 1 scoop of oatmeal?

    Thanks guys!
    I was using oat meal and did not like the clumps. I now add about 1/3 Cup of raw oat bran to my shakes. I also mix it with my yogurt for breakfast.
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    Post workout I will put a 1/2 cup of old fahioned oats and a scoop of ON whey in a cup, mix it up, and let it sit for a few minutes then drink it down. Works wonders.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phred View Post
    I was using oat meal and did not like the clumps. I now add about 1/3 Cup of raw oat bran to my shakes. I also mix it with my yogurt for breakfast.

    Ditto. I very rarely use Oats, pretty much always oat bran.

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    My oats don't clump at all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IainDaniel View Post
    Ditto. I very rarely use Oats, pretty much always oat bran.

    Same here. I have whey and oat bran every post workout.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fufu View Post
    My oats don't clump at all.
    Me too. I just let them soak for alittle bit in the protien mixture and if it gets alittle thick towards the bottom, I just grab a spoon and eat up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrmark View Post
    Due to the UK supps economy, it's cheaper for me to buy several tubbs of whey at a time, but I've also bought high quality weight gainer (Reflex Instant Mass) but the latter always costs more.

    What you guys recon to me blending oatmeal in with a whey shake? Would this be drinkable?

    Also, should it be in a 50:50 mix? I.e. for every scoop of whey I put int 1 scoop of oatmeal?

    Thanks guys!
    just mix it...but not in the blender.Just mix your protein and your oatmeal in a bowl and mix it.Eat it like normal oats.taste amazing.

    But if you really whant to make your own weight gainer,add some maltodextrine to bump the carbs.

    Me I mix 2 scoop of whey with 2-3 scoop of maltodextrine (NOW carbogainer)
    add some creatine (5g) and some glutamine (10g) and you have a cheap home made weigth gainer.
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