Winco Protein Powder -- Whey — MyFitnessPal.com
#2555 whey protein ingredients: 80% whey protein - whey protein is a byproduct of the cheese making process; so this is a 100% milk byproduct with the chemical make up being 80% protein, 10 % fat, 5% lactose (a milk sugar) and the rest being …
My protein powder didn't come with a scoop?! - MyFitnessPal
Get a digital scale anyway! You would be surprised, especially with protein powder. and peanut butter! I like knowing i get the grams right rather than a "scoop" or a tablespoon, which everyone measures differently.
Protein Powder-Where to buy in Paris? — MyFitnessPal.com
Of course the cost will be higher than in U.S. Overall, I find it challenging to have enough protein unless I have access to eggs and yogurt at the morning breakfast. Portions are very small so you need to order 2 chicken or 2 fish to double up to get your intake.
How to measure Protein powder — MyFitnessPal.com
I use 'Impact whey diet protein' from myprotein.com... I am given the following.... my 'heaped' 70 ml scoop will give me 28g of protein according to the stats on the protein packaging. I am pretty fit (not athlete fit), probably more 10 k jog fit and gym fit. I weigh 165.4 lbs and I have to take 0.45 grams of protein per lbs of body weight I have.
Slim Fast vs. Protein Powder — MyFitnessPal.com
ie. if you want to bump up the amount of protein you want, look for the product with more protein. If you want to reduce overall calories, look for the product with less calories. If you are looking for a generic "something to help you lose weight' then I'd suggest you skip the processed powders and eat real food up to your calorie allowance.
Has anyone ever mixed protein powder with seltzer?
I was starving and thirsty after the gym and was craving a smoothie, so I went home, put two cups of mixed frozen fruit in the blender (VERY freezer burned, so there was a bunch of ice in there too), added a scoop of protein powder (Quest) and I didn't want to spend calories on milk and only had cold Seltzer so I dumped some of that for the liquid.
Can you add protien power to... - MyFitnessPal
Be very careful here - not all protein powders are equal. What you can do with a pure whey protein powder is different from a soy based powder. Soy tends to suck up much more liquid than whey based powders and (in my experience) has a much more pronounced taste/smell effect on …
Any secrets to getting protein powders to mix/dissolve easier
Do you really NEED the protein powder in the first place? If so, then I have nothing. I used to choke down lumps of powder back in the 80's and today's protein mixes VERY easily compared to those. A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer IDEA Fitness member Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Peanut Butter vs. Protein Powder — MyFitnessPal.com
The whey protein powder I use has 26g of protein per serving. Unless you're having 8 tbsp of peanut butter per serving you're missing out on the protein your body needs after a workout (I'm assuming that's what you're using the protein powder for). If you're comparing one vs. the other -- the protein powder wins hands-down in my opinion.
V-8 mixed with protein powder? — MyFitnessPal.com
I dislike protein powder, but I do put cocoa powder (not cocoa mix!) in chili (and I'm not the only one who does), so I don't think the tomato+chocolate combination is necessarily beyond consideration. If I had any V-8 around here, I'd try cocoa powder in it and report back. Well, if I hadn't already maxed my calorie goal for today, I would.