Re: Tips for Myoplex?

[Guest guest]

Here are my Myoplex tips. A little frozen fruit does wonders.

http://skwigg.tripod.com/wow/id25.html

To take them to work you'll probably need a shaker bottle with a screen to break

up the lumps.

http://www.netrition.com/netrition_shaker_bottle_page.html

You could also blend them before work and take them with you in a cooler.

Tips for Myoplex?

I'm about at the end of my rope here. I bought a big box of Myoplex

Lite (with vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate) and I can't find any

way to drink it!

First I tried the recommended way--with cold water and ice in the

blender. I ended up pouring most of that out. At work I don't have

a blender, so I've been trying to put it in a huge coffee cup, first

with cold water and today with hot water, and just mixing it. (I

don't recommend either way...blech.) Is there something I can mix

it with or put in it to hide the taste? I've tried all three kinds,

but they all have the same sort of icky flavor.

I know I don't have to use Myoplex and that actual food is probably

better, but I bought so much of it--I guess I could just sell it on

Ebay or give it to a poor college student. ;o)

Thanks for any tips,

Kat (btw, I'm KatJ in the photo gallery, not Kat)

[Guest guest]

Since I leave my house at 5:30, I blend my shake the night before and

leave it in my car while I am at the gym (it is cold enough). When I

want to drink it, I just shake it up and it is good. I prefer this to

just mixing the packet...

TGIF!

> Here are my Myoplex tips. A little frozen fruit does wonders.

>

> http://skwigg.tripod.com/wow/id25.html

>

> To take them to work you'll probably need a shaker bottle with a

screen to break up the lumps.

> http://www.netrition.com/netrition_shaker_bottle_page.html

>

> You could also blend them before work and take them with you in a

cooler.

>

>

>

> Tips for Myoplex?

>

>

> I'm about at the end of my rope here. I bought a big box of

Myoplex

> Lite (with vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate) and I can't find

any

> way to drink it!

>

> First I tried the recommended way--with cold water and ice in the

> blender. I ended up pouring most of that out. At work I don't

have

> a blender, so I've been trying to put it in a huge coffee cup,

first

> with cold water and today with hot water, and just mixing it. (I

> don't recommend either way...blech.) Is there something I can

mix

> it with or put in it to hide the taste? I've tried all three

kinds,

> but they all have the same sort of icky flavor.

>

> I know I don't have to use Myoplex and that actual food is

probably

> better, but I bought so much of it--I guess I could just sell it

on

> Ebay or give it to a poor college student. ;o)

>

> Thanks for any tips,

>

> Kat (btw, I'm KatJ in the photo gallery, not Kat)

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

i add pnut butter to the chocolate (take like a reeses)

i add Fat Free French Vanilla Creamer to the chocolate (like the

stuff you put in coffee)

i add a dash of (2oz) apple juice and a graham cracker to the vanilla

one (this one has xtra cals, so this is after a hard workout)

i will add peppermint extract to the choco

i add lime juice and a graham cracker to the vanilla (key lime pie)

hope this helps, i understand getting used to these things.....

> I'm about at the end of my rope here. I bought a big box of

Myoplex

> Lite (with vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate) and I can't find any

> way to drink it!

>

> First I tried the recommended way--with cold water and ice in the

> blender. I ended up pouring most of that out. At work I don't

have

> a blender, so I've been trying to put it in a huge coffee cup,

first

> with cold water and today with hot water, and just mixing it. (I

> don't recommend either way...blech.) Is there something I can mix

> it with or put in it to hide the taste? I've tried all three

kinds,

> but they all have the same sort of icky flavor.

>

> I know I don't have to use Myoplex and that actual food is probably

> better, but I bought so much of it--I guess I could just sell it on

> Ebay or give it to a poor college student. ;o)

>

> Thanks for any tips,

>

> Kat (btw, I'm KatJ in the photo gallery, not Kat)