Is this a suitable option as a 'shaker cup' to mix and shake health drinks in, like protein shakes?
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This is meant to be a travel mug or coffee cup for outside. There is no way to seal the drinking port to shake it with a health drink. It"s an elegant travel cup.
2006406
I've used it for water & juice only. If the smoothie is not too thick it should be fine.
1199060
Not sure what a sport blended bottle is, but if it is like an average protein shaker cup it will fit fine. The side bag area is quite large
2232141
I use it daily as a blender....I love the convenience for my morning health drink!
165621
I don't think I would ever use a whisk... and I use this thing for a lot of stuff. I make protein drink smoothies, even with ice, although I've heard that crushing ice may shorten the life of the blender. I make salad dressings and puree my husband's soups right in his soup mug. I've mashed potatoes with it, but I like my potatoes pretty stiff and it labored a bit with that job. It's not an all-purpose tool, it's great at what it does, but I still need a mixer. But... probably not a stand blender. I love it cuz I can zoom together my protein drink, whir it around in a mug with a little soapy water in it, run it under the faucet, and it goes back in the drawer.
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I'm sure you can put chicken noodle soup in the flask. Although I'm not sure if it would be a good idea to put something like chicken noodle soup in there. On one occasion I mixed a pre workout drink in my flask because I forgot to pack my blender cup for the gym. I tasted the fruit punch flavor in my water for a few days. I put strictly water in my flask now. Hydroflask sells insulated containers for soup. I'm sure that would be more adequate. Hydroflask products are pretty awesome!!! I'm sure this will work better for your needs.
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hmmm, I'm not sure quite honestly. What are you trying to make? There is not a lot of power to this so if you are trying to make things like frozen smoothies and stuff I would steer clear. If you are just mixing powdered items with liquids and minor stuff then this will do the job just fine.
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I make it with water as a "coffee or tea" and also add it to protein shakes so I would say yes you can make it with milk if you want to. I love it hot like a coffee.
2275744
You can, but it'd be easier pre-mixed. Theres just not a lot of room if you have it full for shaking/mixing. Seems like the powder gets stuck up in the nipple once you go to shake, so I would mix with a knife before putting nipple on and then shaking.
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I mix it with my protein shake... I would assume a smoothie would be fine. You have to mix it with something other than water (does not taste too good).
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Hi! If you are using the cup for protein shakes it will smell. All cups seam to have an oder from protein. Many people in the gym have the same category with there shaker cups.
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Absolutely. I originally bought them thinking we would use for protein shakes. They were for my husband to take to work, because he leaves very early, and doesn't have time to mix or prepare anything. Keep in mind though, the glass adds weight. Not like plastic. However, the cool "green-ness" factor outweighs that for us.
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Why of course, I usually use the ice feature button on the HealthMaster it gives it a jolt so the blades crushes everything nicely! You still want to add half -1 cup of liquid ie almond milk, coconut water, orange juice whatever you like. Enjoy your smoothies!
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I haven't tried them in a blender. I did try putting them through an Omega, auger style juicer though. The result was a very fine but damp powder that clumped together easily. I added that to protein shakes which made them incredibly thick. I also mixed some with a little oil as a peanut butter replacement. My best guess is that they would work for a blended protein shake but will probably need a lot of blending with whatever liquid your adding to it. I would start blending the seeds with a small amount of liquid and add more liquid, a little at a time, until the desired consistency is reached.
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I did not find it dissolve well in a simple shaker cup. I recommend a blender.
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I don't think so, but I habitually do it because i'm used to having to shake such things. It's a bit thick, like the viscosity of fish oil. But I believe it is uniform, no need to shake to mix.
1932103
Yes, with a strong blender. It is easy to dissove in milk,so I'm sure ice cream wouldn't be a problem. I am assuming this is for a shake?