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Old Mon, Dec-06-04, 09:31
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can whey protein powder, some unsweetened chocolate soy milk and water be blended then heated??
I am too cold in winter to have smoothie in morning w/ice
can this be done instead??
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Old Mon, Dec-06-04, 11:23
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Sure! But reverese the process. Heat the soy milk first, then add the protein powder and blend.

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Old Mon, Dec-06-04, 11:53
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i usually use 2 oz soy milk, 6 oz water and scoop of whey protein and 2 splenda
are you saying heat 2 oz soy milk, 6 oz water and 2 splenda. Then remove from heat and add protein powder and throw the heated mixture in blender?
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Old Mon, Dec-06-04, 19:20
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I use WestSoy unsweetened chocolate soy milk with one carb in 8oz. I then add Davinci's vanilla syrup. Sometimes I add one tsp. of coca powder. I am used to the taste and one carb is great!

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Old Mon, Dec-06-04, 20:38
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tks for the tip but i was trying to incoporate whey protein also and not sure sequence of heat/blend
karen can you confirm based on post previously sent
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Old Tue, Dec-07-04, 00:29
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Then remove from heat and add protein powder and throw the heated mixture in blender?
Yep! It will make it nice and creamy, as well as frothy.

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Thanks for clarifying this...I tried nuking whey powder with liquid awhile back and it curdled. This sounds much better!

Just tried it...with plain soymilk, 1 T Scharf. cocoa powder, a few drops of peppermint extract & Stevia, and a scoop vanilla whey powder. Used my stick blender. Nice and creamy!

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Old Tue, Dec-07-04, 13:34
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so you heated
then add protein powder
then blend?
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Old Tue, Dec-07-04, 16:16
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Heat the soy milk and put it in a blender. Then add the protein powder and blend until smooth.

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