View Full Version : is there anything i can add (that isn't whey or some other supplement) to my shake?
Spawn
06-17-2005, 04:10 AM
I can't afford supplements all the time so is there anything else that i can use as a substitute? These days i put up with 2 cups of milk, 3-4 bananas and peanut butter for my shake :(
I want to improve the protein quantity of my shake anyway i can with the above constraints. Trying to bulk, by the way, so any info would be great.
YungLifter
06-17-2005, 04:40 AM
I don't know if you would taste the cottage cheese/milk/yogurt but that's all I can think of that will give you some good protein w/o tasting so bad in a shake.
Plain yogurt has about 16g of protein per cup
largelegsbuthot
06-17-2005, 05:26 AM
Powdered milk. (Normally used for baking, milkshakes and coffee)
It would taste great in your shakes, and it's not expensive compared to whey.
You can buy a giant bag of it from Price Club or your local supermarket for $15 Canadian for 5kg bag.
1 cup of powdered milk has 24 grams of protein compared to 1 cup of 1%milk which has only 9 grams of protein. Drink Up!
oats blend them first into a powder 100g = 350 cals roughly and lots of carbs
Hockey66
06-17-2005, 02:32 PM
oats blend them first into a powder 100g = 350 cals roughly and lots of carbs
:withstupi: Oats are awesome!
wrestlemaniac
06-17-2005, 03:29 PM
Powdered milk. (Normally used for baking, milkshakes and coffee)
It would taste great in your shakes, and it's not expensive compared to whey.
You can buy a giant bag of it from Price Club or your local supermarket for $15 Canadian for 5kg bag.
1 cup of powdered milk has 24 grams of protein compared to 1 cup of 1%milk which has only 9 grams of protein. Drink Up!
interesting, whats the rest of the nutritional make up like?
largelegsbuthot
06-17-2005, 04:38 PM
interesting, whats the rest of the nutritional make up like?
The only difference is that it is dehydrated into powder form so you can get 3x the nutrition in a 1 cup serving.
Powdered Skim Milk 1cup; 245 cals, 24g protein, 0g fat, 0.3g saturated fat, 12mg cholestorol, 35g carbs, 373mg sodium.
Lowfat Skim Milk 1cup; 125 cals, 9g protein, 5g fat, 2.9 saturated fat, 18mg cholesterol, 12g carbs, 128mg sodium.
It tastes great, I put it in fruit smoothies along with a cup of milk for the rich taste and it is relatively cheap.
Shao-LiN
06-17-2005, 10:33 PM
oats blend them first into a powder 100g = 350 cals roughly and lots of carbs
Great carb source, and yet he said he wanted a protein source.
ReelBigFish
06-18-2005, 12:18 AM
cottage cheese along with the milk and a little ice, or just freeze your banana and i recommend a little splenda and cinnamon for flavor. It makes it have a milkshake consistency. And you won't taste the cottage cheese.
wrestlemaniac
06-18-2005, 12:25 AM
The only difference is that it is dehydrated into powder form so you can get 3x the nutrition in a 1 cup serving.
Powdered Skim Milk 1cup; 245 cals, 24g protein, 0g fat, 0.3g saturated fat, 12mg cholestorol, 35g carbs, 373mg sodium.
Lowfat Skim Milk 1cup; 125 cals, 9g protein, 5g fat, 2.9 saturated fat, 18mg cholesterol, 12g carbs, 128mg sodium.
ermm... another big difference is the fat content/overall calories (powdered being much lower).
largelegsbuthot
06-18-2005, 02:53 AM
ermm... another big difference is the fat content/overall calories (powdered being much lower).
All the more better....cheaper, tastier, higher in protein + nutrition, lower in fat......need I go on? Go and get you some powdered milk.
wrestlemaniac
06-19-2005, 08:05 PM
I'm Lactose Intollerant :)
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