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Old 06-04-2008, 03:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Whey Protein, watery?
I just started using Whey protein from myprotein. I added 1 cup 50g to 400mil of water and it is like chocolate water. Is it suppose to be thin like water?

I was using USM bulking shake and they taste like milkshake :beer1:
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Old 06-04-2008, 08:23 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Whey Protein, watery?
Hi,

Whey protein is natually not thick. I guess the USN product has a thickener like Xanthan Gum added? If you do want a thicker shake we do sell xanthan gum.

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Re: Whey Protein, watery?
Well just use about 250ml of water...sorted
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Well just use about 250ml of water...sorted
Yes less liquid also equals a thicker shake...
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Re: Whey Protein, watery?
i know your ment to mix it with water for better absorbtion etc but i cant stand it tastes odd the texture and makes me feel ill, so i just mix with milk, sorted
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Re: Whey Protein, watery?
I hate thick shakes, no way I could drink them post wo.
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Re: Whey Protein, watery?
Just got some impact whey protein WPC80 - flavoured. I know what you mean about watery and also the flavour is really really weak compared to my last protein shake.

I'm telling myself it's got less colouring, less flavouring and less thickeners which can only be better for you...right??

Is there really any difference between the stuff i ordered and Whey Protein Isolate (NZ) - CFM. Would anyone notice different outcomes when doing 3 months on one or the other?
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I hate thick shakes, no way I could drink them post wo.

init cold n watery suits me when im sweating n fooked from a work out
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