Can this be mixed with soup to add protein content?
1732234
The label lists items to mix with the whey protein, and none of them are warm or hot.
1732235
If you mix it with warm or hot liquids like broths, stir very quickly and it will form "threads" like an egg drop soup. I put it in chicken broth and pretend the threads of protein are noodles. Since the unflavored powder has no taste, it tastes like whatever it is mixed in.
1732236
Whey protein mixes really really bad in warm liquids, i have tried mixing it in my coffee and it creates a disgusting mess. However i guess you could dissolve it first in a cup of cold water and then add it to your soup.
1732237
I did not try mixing with soup or warm liquids but it should. All protein degrades if it gets to hot. Soup should be fine or other warm liquids.
2096718
Yes, its a good idea as it us protein. Even freeze the remainder of unused product if you are not going use it probably within a few weeks.
2143527
Not a mixing container, more like a chute, think a snowcone machine. You can add the protein pack in with the fruit but it sounds a bit of an overkill to me. This is a dessert, just enjoy the taste of the fruit in the yummy texture of soft ice cream. What next? adding TVP. Simple is better sometimes :)
1849998
I have never used it for this purpose, but I think it would work the same as using wheat flour. I would make a roue with broth/water and flour and put it into a container with a lid, and shake it. Then I would add it to the stew or soup. I think you would do better if you contacted Bob's Red Mill for a suggestion.
217466
Just add it during the melting process and stir before adding anything else.
163185
Yes, you can. But my experience has been it's not as good UNLESS you reblend with some more ice. I add frozen veggies and frozen fruits right before I blend it so that it is icy cold, tastes better, and more filling. At room temp or even a refrigerator temp I do not find it appetizing.
2119294
I would add one full scoop of powder into my blender vita mix and about 12 ounces of water and many raw veggies . It is a great protein powder with a great taste :) enjoy
1935580
Yes it is. And I want to add that this is one of the best of its kind as far as dry soup mix combinations. I've always been pleased with the basic mix, and found that a little creativity goes a long way if you want to add your favorite spices r herbs, and even a mix of fresh vegetable to make your soup individual and better than ever.
156133
I take it with a protein shake. You can mix it with water or whatever beverage of your choosing. The flavor is a bit tart, but I do not mind at all.
2073356
I would say yes, but I would cook the zucchini separately and add them to the soup mixture after it's done cooking. Zucchini would fall apart if you cook them together.
1561689
There are some restaurants that do serve this type of soup in a bread bowl. Personally I've never tried to do so but don't see why it wouldn't work. Do try substituting a cup of half & half for one cup of water (added at the end of the boiling & simmering) to make a thicker soup. Good luck
1024500
I have never tried to do soup....There is only a very short lip on the trays, if you did do the soup I think you would have to do a very small amount at a time......
1201
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).
2073353
We have never tried them in soup. My mom made "spaghetti" with the zucchini and it was delicious (for a veggie). I still prefer pasta! LOL.
1733129
Hi, I like using carrots, onions and celery that I saute in olive oil for a few minutes until they start to soften. I then add about 8 cups of stock and 1 cup of the soup mix. When it get near the end of the cooking time (the soup mix is fairly soft) I'll add either some shredded cooked chicken or little mini meatballs. I sometimes will add a diced potato as well. I like to use Italian seasonings in the soup.
2143935
Ok, here is my third attempt to answer this as my phone is having problems. I've used it in cold recipes like pudding, mostly protein shakes. I imagine you can stir it into foods that are hot, but am not sure what would happen if you baked it like in a cupcake. However, there are unflavored proteins you can stir into soups, stews, etc.
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Yes, in my experience. I have a Blendtec, which is a high-speed blender, but I add the protein powder when I have only 10-15 seconds left, and it mixes in quite well.