Reply With QuoteI agree the Dymatize Oats N' More is a great tasting product. But I just also tried the Dymatize Elite High-Protein Cereal and hands down it taste almost like regular cereal. Alittle less protein then the oatmeal at 25gr per serving. It comes in 5 different flavors.
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Dymatize Oats And More Review EXCELLENT
I just tied this stuff this morning,it's an "oat meal breakfast protein" and it was incredible. It runs about 2.5 grams of fat and 35g protein and HONESTLY tastes like oatmeal.I could not have told you it was a protein supp if I hadn't known, no after taste and it was very good.
For the type of product it is it's a solid 10.Excellent for a quick meal and you just add water and microwave it. I will purchase it many times.
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Directions say to add water or milk.I am guessing its much better with skim milk than water.I was unfamilliar with their cereal product but am now going to try it.Thanks.
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Can also check this out the pancakes are awesome
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I may try the pancakes as well,are they easy to prepare? Powder all the time gets old and I even get burnt out on tuna,chicken breast and fish.
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Originally Posted by zombul
Tuna get old with me also
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Just tried the cereal this morning with some skim milk. I had like a fruit loops flavor and it was very good. Another stellar Dymatize food product designed with protein in mind. This will stay in supply on top of my fridge. Originally Posted by SBMUSCLE TEAM
I agree the Dymatize Oats N' More is a great tasting product. But I just also tried the Dymatize Elite High-Protein Cereal and hands down it taste almost like regular cereal. Alittle less protein then the oatmeal at 25gr per serving. It comes in 5 different flavors.
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Looks good I going to have to give these a try.
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Deffinately do its good for a quick 25g protein food in the morning. I could easily mix 2 packages for 50g if i wanted.Tastes like fruit loops 100%.
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