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Protein that mixes well with fruit

fame126

fame126

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I'm tired of the same ol chocolate pb banana. Is there a flavored protein that goes well with frozen and or fresh fruit?
 
Typically I use a good vanilla protein as it goes with most fruit. I'd be able to pinpoint certain flavors though if you tell me which fruits you plan on using
 
Strawberries mangoes peaches blueberry. Was kinda leaning towards more of a juice type consistency
 
fame126 said:
I'm tired of the same ol chocolate pb banana. Is there a flavored protein that goes well with frozen and or fresh fruit?
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You switch up the fruit and flavors. I like cherries with chocolate and blueberries, peaches, or strawberries (with or without a banana) with vanilla. Of course I prefer the PES Select flavors, but that should give you some additional options.
 
Is there such thing as an unflavored protein?
Was thinkn maybe add some fresh fruit juice to it?
 
pes select is great and a lot of isolate proteins mix easily with fruit.
 
I blend up IQF fruit and whole fresh fruits into Protein ALLLL the time

Tend to use Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry proteins as well XF's Arctic Lemonade which is sour/tart and citrus and blends up stupid good with IQF fruits.

Many many flavors of protein will blend up nice with fruit tho do NOT limit yourself O.O I have blended up ****ing Mocha/Coffee flavored proteins with fruits even :D there is a lot of possibilities so if you have something on hand just ****in try it see if you like it try a couple dif fruits.

IQF fruits are prob my fav since it will make it a chilled slush making it very refreshing :) Also I LOVE to make Protein-Lassi's which is a yogurt based drink utilizing strained yogurts if unfamiliar heavily consumed in middle eastern cuisines/turkish etc

Birthday Cake & Glazed Doughnut protons with IQF blueberries was real gud real real good! Like blueberry frosting drink :D haha srsly


Try IQF blueberries & Strawberries with vanilla protein and some peanut butter :P PB&J smoothie <3
 
While not really a juice type consistency, I love mixing fruits with iForce Protean Brown Sugar Maple Oatmeal Cookie aka BSMOC.
 
fame126 said:
Is iqf a brand name?
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Noob... Lulz <3

IQF means Individually Quick Frozen haha its an industry standard for the premium/best frozen fruits as it is immediately frozen at the peak of ripeness using liquid nitrogen and other blast freezing technologies same for Shrimp even

It will say IQF on the label of IQF products be it fruit or meat/shrimp-seafoods
 
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iforce blueberry muffin blended up with IQF ( 140g ) blueberries

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blueberry muffin here blended up with IQF ( 140g ) strawberries

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Arctic Lemonade mixed with tropical mixed IQF fruits including peaches & mango

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Peppermint Bark blended up with IQF ( 140g ) blueberries

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Banana Cream Lassi blended up with ( 140g ) Blueberries
 
fame126 said:
Damn bro those look tasty af! Do you use milk water or something else?
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With the IQF fruit mostly water tho I will and have also used fairlife whole milk & 2% fairlife with all of them

Arctic Lemonade being the exception; I always use just water it's how it's best IMO because its sour/tart and tastes like lemonade smoothie


Now the Lassi is a yogurt based drink and it uses both strained yogurt ( proper strained like fa-ge strained yogurt not the bs stuff like oikos etc etc ) and milk.

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A good example and remember you can use either water or milk in any up to you and how you like it to taste the milk would obviously make it richer and creamier but often with a lot of fruit you might not want that.
 
I like using frozen strawberries with chocolate flavor they go pretty well together and its easy to find tasty chocolote whey, but for other fruit vanilla may be better as others suggested
 
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