Your hungry. It blows, this helps

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  • kfavulous
    kfavulous Posts: 106 Member
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    great! thanks =)
  • Maidofmer
    Maidofmer Posts: 908 Member
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    awesome. thanks
  • Factory_Reset
    Factory_Reset Posts: 1,651 Member
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    Not checking it out, cause well, I have the worst(BEST) friends on here who have cured me of clicking on links.

    So either thanks or well played OP, which ever one fits this situation
  • Francl27
    Francl27 Posts: 26,371 Member
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    I am very scared to click on that link.
  • RekindledRose
    RekindledRose Posts: 523 Member
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    You already posted this link on MFP. What...are you getting paid to drum up subscriptions or something?

    Here's your other post, IN CASE YOU FORGOT YOU MADE IT! http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1082414-hunger-sucks-but-this-can-help

    One post per link is enough.
  • mud7urtle
    mud7urtle Posts: 500
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    You already posted this link on MFP. What...are you getting paid to drum up subscriptions or something?

    Here's your other post, IN CASE YOU FORGOT YOU MADE IT! http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1082414-hunger-sucks-but-this-can-help

    One post per link is enough.

    I'm sorry, are you a forum admin or something?
  • geebusuk
    geebusuk Posts: 3,348 Member
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    Sugar free Jelly we get in the UK (equivalent of your Jello) is also basically made up of protein too, which is nice.

    Unfortunately, I've got a feeling it has a similar affect on me to casein, with which you can make 'protein fluff'', which is also low calorie and highly filling - but I'm intolerant to it and it has the affect of making me feel more hungry! :(
  • mud7urtle
    mud7urtle Posts: 500
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    Sugar free Jelly we get in the UK (equivalent of your Jello) is also basically made up of protein too, which is nice.

    Unfortunately, I've got a feeling it has a similar affect on me to casein, with which you can make 'protein fluff'', which is also low calorie and highly filling - but I'm intolerant to it and it has the affect of making me feel more hungry! :(

    I need to try protein fluff.. I do banana protein pancakes EVERY saturday and sunday and they are absolutely delicious and filling.
  • eazy_
    eazy_ Posts: 516 Member
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    You already posted this link on MFP. What...are you getting paid to drum up subscriptions or something?

    Here's your other post, IN CASE YOU FORGOT YOU MADE IT! http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1082414-hunger-sucks-but-this-can-help

    One post per link is enough.

    Thanks for posting I am seeing this for the first time.
  • mud7urtle
    mud7urtle Posts: 500
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    You already posted this link on MFP. What...are you getting paid to drum up subscriptions or something?

    Here's your other post, IN CASE YOU FORGOT YOU MADE IT! http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1082414-hunger-sucks-but-this-can-help

    One post per link is enough.

    Thanks for posting I am seeing this for the first time.

    No prob. I think she had my other thread deleted. Doesn't matter, it's helped a lot of people already so one bad egg is not going to be tracked into my macros if you know what I mean
  • geebusuk
    geebusuk Posts: 3,348 Member
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    Definitely give the protein fluff a go - when done right, it was all it was promised to be!
    It's nice enough with ice, but amazing with fruit - like a nice thick dessert mouse, but with the vast majority of the calories coming from protein.

    I use a 600w hand blender that has a little container which you can crush ice/frozen fruit in, then use the whisk attachment in a bigger bowl to fluff it up.

    Gutted that I can't eat it - my intolerance to it results in a feeling of hunger, which is satisfied by eating food. Not ideal.
    (It's actually a stomach acid issues and the extra food calms it down - but took me ages and getting nasty stomach ache to work that out and realise I wasn't just hungry!)
  • mud7urtle
    mud7urtle Posts: 500
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    Definitely give the protein fluff a go - when done right, it was all it was promised to be!
    It's nice enough with ice, but amazing with fruit - like a nice thick dessert mouse, but with the vast majority of the calories coming from protein.

    I use a 600w hand blender that has a little container which you can crush ice/frozen fruit in, then use the whisk attachment in a bigger bowl to fluff it up.

    Gutted that I can't eat it - my intolerance to it results in a feeling of hunger, which is satisfied by eating food. Not ideal.
    (It's actually a stomach acid issues and the extra food calms it down - but took me ages and getting nasty stomach ache to work that out and realise I wasn't just hungry!)

    any good YT videos on fluff?
  • geebusuk
    geebusuk Posts: 3,348 Member
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    Try this one, but skip to 2 minutes.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDiCODwNZQ8
    I use a hand blender as it didn't work with my stand blender - the hand blender has more power and I think it's quicker because you can get it in to it better.

    Note - the blender that worked for the best for me was a one that has a single whisk and spins a lot faster than the twin ones.

    I just saw another couple using (pasturised) egg whites and the other xanum gum - might give that a go with them and whey protein.

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