Could someone recommend a post workout bar/shake?
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Well I didn't expect this many replies over such a short space of time! I'll look into each recommendation and see what fits my needs the best.
thebigcb: Will this really work well with insanity while trying to lose weight? I actually love chocolate milk and I have a tub of nesquik sitting in the cupboard hiding away since I started trying to lose weight.
Thank you all ever so much for the speedy replies!
Ryan
Low fat milk and chocolate nesquick is a good recovery drink. Its not going to have the same amount of protein as a specialised PROTEIN powder, but its fine
Okay thanks for the advice I'll give it a try today and see how it goes. Is semi-skimmed 1.7% fat low enough or do I need lower?0 -
Im sure it will be fine
Not 100% sure of the science behind it all myself, it was a friend of mine(who works with the Irish Olympic Team) that told me about it0 -
I use Six Star Pro Nutrition Whey Protein powder (available at Walmart -in flavor of your choice) and unsweetened almond milk (only 30 calories per cup). You can put it in a blender with ice and add spinach or fruit or whatever.
As far as protein bars, I really like one specific kind in Pure Protein and I've only found it at Target (haven't looked online), it's called Double Chocolate Vanilla Crunch. I also use Life Choice Peanut Butter Extreme (found at Walmart on aisle with cereal / granola bars), but I see you don't like nut flavors. Life Choice also has a double chocolate and chocolate mint, but I didn't really like those.0 -
Body Fortress Chocolate Peanut Butter Protein powder-1 scoop
1/2 cup skim milk
1 tbsp. peanut butter
1 tbsp. Hershey's unsweetened cocoa powder
About 285 calories...you can drop the peanut butter and replace the skim milk for fewer calories. But overall great taste. Throw some ice in it to make it more like an ice cream treat.0 -
I go to a bar called MacDinton's, great drink specials and a live DJ that I can shake my booty to!
Hmmmmm....on a second look at the context, I may be off :laugh:0 -
The recommendation is any fuel high in amino acids - I love the GNC MAX Protein protein powders - a bit expensive but VERY tasty & low in carbs! Good luck!0
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I find that an apple and a medium sized banana does the trick for me. Either as fruit on its own, or in a blender with milk and honey. Gives me the energy and stamina that I need.0
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super easy, cheap, and good.
EAS whey protein powder (chocolate) I've seen it at target, CVS, walmart, costco, all those places, it's cheap usually likr 15-20 for a big tub, it has 26 grams of protein and little else, it has 150 calories, it tastes like cold hot chocolate (cause you know how hot chocolate is less creamy than chocolate milk) if you mix it in water, if you mix it in fat free milk it tastes like chocolate milk. Blends really well in a blender bottle, and if you wanted more like carbs a banana with it is good, or if you wanted more fat then peanutbutter or another nut butter would be good too.0 -
How does Chocolate Milk sound too you?
Nice big glass of low fat milk and chocolate nesquik just the ticket
this is what i do. protein powder gives me horrible gas so i had to give that up and switch to chocolate milk. the combination of the protein/fat/carbs is perfect for refueling.0 -
How does Chocolate Milk sound too you?
Nice big glass of low fat milk and chocolate nesquik just the ticket
Low cost
Tasty
Instant
No cleaning up afterwards
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Take a look here: http://top10supplements.com/top-10-protein-bars-for-2013/0
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250ml skimmed milk and 1 tsp of cocoa powder - the best quality chocolate milk you can get and it's cheap and natural! Obviously you could up the amount of milk if you wanted a few more calories and more protein.0
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How does Chocolate Milk sound too you?
Nice big glass of low fat milk and chocolate nesquik just the ticket
Low cost
Tasty
Instant
No cleaning up afterwards
I love this answer.
I love this answer too.
Thanks, you make me feel special0
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