Before I try, question about peanut butter in protein shake
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AlsDonkBoxSquat
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I don't have a blender, just a coffee mug I can shake around. If I nuke my peanut butter for like 10 or 15 seconds and then put it in do you think it will incorporate when I shake?
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Try it.0
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I don't know about that, but I see powdered peanut butter in a lot of my friends' diaries. Not sure where to get it though. Nuking peanut butter may just make it separate into oil and solid???0
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It might breakdown a bit... try nuking in increments, and stirring in between0
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Try it.
That is a risky move. Not everyone lives life on the edge like you do. Stop trying to get people killed.0 -
You can nuke peanut butter. In my "bad" days, I would nuke it all the time for an ice cream topping. Just do it for 10-15 seconds though.0
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I don't know about that, but I see powdered peanut butter in a lot of my friends' diaries. Not sure where to get it though. Nuking peanut butter may just make it separate into oil and solid???
PB2
http://www.bellplantation.com/0 -
Try it.
That is a risky move. Not everyone lives life on the edge like you do. Stop trying to get people killed.
I know. I was careless in my advice. My apologies. Please, do not try this without thorough research on the melting effects of peanut butter when subjected to heat, then mixed in with a liquid medium, such as a protein shake.0 -
PB2 (powdered PB) It's great in shakes and such, and it will mix so much better:
http://www.bellplantation.com/
Also you can reconstitute it (with water) and make a fairly good PB out of it too.
2 TBS is 45 cals (2 TBS of real PB is like 180 cals)
Look online for a little (cheap) battery operated whisk/mixer to use in your cup.0 -
Try it.
That is a risky move. Not everyone lives life on the edge like you do. Stop trying to get people killed.
I know. I was careless in my advice. My apologies. Please, do not try this without thorough research on the melting effects of peanut butter when subjected to heat, then mixed in with a liquid medium, such as a protein shake.
Just be more careful next time.0 -
Try it.
That is a risky move. Not everyone lives life on the edge like you do. Stop trying to get people killed.
I know. I was careless in my advice. My apologies. Please, do not try this without thorough research on the melting effects of peanut butter when subjected to heat, then mixed in with a liquid medium, such as a protein shake.
lol0 -
Also, Peanut Flour from Trader Joes. Very nummy and you don't have to order it online.0
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I have just put peanut butter and a banana into a shake once. I needed a fork to drink it, but it was delicious....0
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I mix peanut butter in using a Blender Bottle all the time. Everybody needs one of those, if not 2.
http://www.blenderbottle.com/0 -
PB2 (powdered PB) It's great in shakes and such:
http://www.bellplantation.com/
Also you can reconstitute it (with water) and make a fairly good PB out of it too.
2 TBS is 45 cals (2 TBS of real PB is like 180 cals)
I love PB2. ♥0 -
I mix peanut butter in using a Blender Bottle all the time. Everybody needs one of those, if not 2.
http://www.blenderbottle.com/
Are you buying? I'll take 3!0 -
Try it.
That is a risky move. Not everyone lives life on the edge like you do. Stop trying to get people killed.
I know. I was careless in my advice. My apologies. Please, do not try this without thorough research on the melting effects of peanut butter when subjected to heat, then mixed in with a liquid medium, such as a protein shake.
I was taken aback by your brazen carelessness. I do not regularly throw my panties to the wind . . .
Or was that caution?0 -
Oh, I see trouble abrewing with that PB2 . . . they have chocolate0
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I mix peanut butter in using a Blender Bottle all the time. Everybody needs one of those, if not 2.
http://www.blenderbottle.com/
Absolutely yes. I love my blender bottle! Mixes "real" peanut butter (not powdered or flour or anything, just the usual type) with no problem. TASTY :O0 -
Try it.
That is a risky move. Not everyone lives life on the edge like you do. Stop trying to get people killed.
I know. I was careless in my advice. My apologies. Please, do not try this without thorough research on the melting effects of peanut butter when subjected to heat, then mixed in with a liquid medium, such as a protein shake.
I was taken aback by your brazen carelessness. I do not regularly throw my panties to the wind . . .
Or was that caution?
If you threw your panties to the wind, I'd be curious as to how bad they were that they needed airing out!0 -
Well, OP? Did you try it? What happened? We are waiting!0
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