Cooking with whey

If anyone wants samples of chaos and pain protein powder you can email me at [email protected] and I'll make sure to send some your way.
 
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Merry Christmas to some of AM, or Christmas eve, or just happy holidays!

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Anyone try Allmax IsoFlex Artice Orange, there is a 2lber on clearance for $20 and got a 9 out of 10 on BB but never fully trust those ratings ha
 
It's ok. Not creamy like the Body Nutrition Dreamscicle was. Has an after taste.
 
GNO said:
Anyone try Allmax IsoFlex Artice Orange, there is a 2lber on clearance for $20 and got a 9 out of 10 on BB but never fully trust those ratings ha
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Those ratings are as logical as Stoppani saying you need pixie sticks post-workout
or your girl who reviewed one ice cream flavor on ICI and give it an A and you had to go on a massive hunt to seek down a generic cotton candy flavor :)
 
The Solution said:
Those ratings are as logical as Stoppani saying you need pixie sticks post-workout
or your girl who reviewed one ice cream flavor on ICI and give it an A and you had to go on a massive hunt to seek down a generic cotton candy flavor :)
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I did not go a massive hunt, it was sold at walmart across the st from my house lol but I get your point.
 
Driven2lift said:
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Merry Christmas to some of AM, or Christmas eve, or just happy holidays!

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Such pretty presentation!
 
Few of these coming with me,

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Cheesecake is cooling
 
Driven2lift said:
Few of these coming with me,

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Cheesecake is cooling
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Soooo yum!!! Between you can Kat, I'm just drooling!!!

Driven, have you made protein peppermint bark? I've been craving some but wanted a healthier alternative. :)
 
puccah8808 said:
Soooo yum!!! Between you can Kat, I'm just drooling!!!

Driven, have you made protein peppermint bark? I've been craving some but wanted a healthier alternative. :)
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But working on a alternate version that will move at room temp.
 
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But working on a alternate version that will move at room temp.
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Thank you! I thought you made one but didn't look back far enough. :)
 
AntM1564 said:
On your site?

I have a recipe I found and want to compare.
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Legit just stirred into GY with sweetener and frozen on a sheet lol,
Nothing fancy and awkward eating if it hardens,
I'm working on a non-frozen version because i wasn't happy with it, honestly.
Never made the cut onto my IG.
 
Driven2lift said:
Legit just stirred into GY with sweetener and frozen on a sheet lol,
Nothing fancy and awkward eating if it hardens,
I'm working on a non-frozen version because i wasn't happy with it, honestly.
Never made the cut onto my IG.
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Exactly how i made my fudge recipes as well (that was on the main Cell site)
The only other way to make fudge will be melting coconut oil to hold it together (did with Choc Raspberry Truffle)

2 scoops Chocolate Raspberry Truffle whey, (7g) coconut flour, (5g) unsweet cocoa powder 2T stevia , (35g) coconut oil, (31g) unsweet applesauce, 40-50g unsweet vanilla almond. 50-75g Frozen Raspberries Mix and freeze and comes out perfect
 
Thanks Bob, I will take a few cracks at it soon, one last xmas event to get through.

So much turkey in one week... Lol
 
Driven2lift said:
Legit just stirred into GY with sweetener and frozen on a sheet lol,
Nothing fancy and awkward eating if it hardens,
I'm working on a non-frozen version because i wasn't happy with it, honestly.
Never made the cut onto my IG.
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If you want, I can shoot you a PM with the recipe I found. I believe it does not have to be frozen.
 
RegisterJr said:
Recipe on this one?
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Coming next, one of those photos will be used once i can decide which lol

Just got out another recipe a moment ago to IG/FB

Donuts were good, and as much as the white chocolate drizzle was just aesthetic my gf and I agreed it was a solid addition, i would coat on as much as my macros allow next time lol.

I think the apple cider donuts are still my faves though, that i've shared so far

My favourite donuts are actually maple dips, and I am dying to try those out but its too unique to fake with sweeteners/healthier ingredient swaps :(
 
Driven2lift said:
Coming next, one of those photos will be used once i can decide which lol

Just got out another recipe a moment ago to IG/FB

Donuts were good, and as much as the white chocolate drizzle was just aesthetic my gf and I agreed it was a solid addition, i would coat on as much as my macros allow next time lol.

I think the apple cider donuts are still my faves though, that i've shared so far

My favourite donuts are actually maple dips, and I am dying to try those out but its too unique to fake with sweeteners/healthier ingredient swaps :(
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I'll have to go back and look at these
 
You can catch the apple cider babies here

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Chaos and Pain Weight/Cronus Vanilla

I mixed both packets (1 each) with 1 Carbmaster , 1 serving PB lean, 8g SF/FF Pudding Mix
both times they both mixed instantly with no problems. the weight is more of an isolate so it was a little runny while the cronus a bit thicker (blend).

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For a basic vanilla its exactly what you would expect. Nothing over the top, but nothing subpar. You get an initial vanilla burst with a slight sweet aftertaste which is refreshing. This has a slight vanilla bean aftertaste. For a good middle of the road vanilla Chaos and pain would be a great pickup. if the price point is on par with others on the market it would be one to consider. It would be a great protein to be very versatile with when it comes to mixing nut butters, fruits, and other flavored yogurts or powered peanut butter (hence the example above with PB lean)

pyrobatt
 
The Solution said:
Chaos and Pain Weight/Cronus Vanilla

I mixed both packets (1 each) with 1 Carbmaster , 1 serving PB lean, 8g SF/FF Pudding Mix
both times they both mixed instantly with no problems. the weight is more of an isolate so it was a little runny while the cronus a bit thicker (blend).

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For a basic vanilla its exactly what you would expect. Nothing over the top, but nothing subpar. You get an initial vanilla burst with a slight sweet aftertaste which is refreshing. This has a slight vanilla bean aftertaste. For a good middle of the road vanilla Chaos and pain would be a great pickup. if the price point is on par with others on the market it would be one to consider. It would be a great protein to be very versatile with when it comes to mixing nut butters, fruits, and other flavored yogurts or powered peanut butter (hence the example above)

pyrobatt
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How can you review a vanilla flavor when you mix it in a flavored yogurt and with a flavored pb powder???
 
Orange Cronus & Weight from Chaos and Pain pyrobatt

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The orange is a weaker replica of Orange Sherbet than an orange creamsicle. While the flavor is not sweet it has a creamy boldness to it. After the initial taste you get a small sherbet aftertaste.

I mixed this with 4-5oz of almond milk and 4 ice cubes as the shake came out pretty thick. The consistency and mixability was perfectly fine and no problems. started to almost dissolve just touching the almond milk.

While the flavor is not strong it would still be great for protein pudding frosting, or icing on baked goods. It is rare to see an orange flavored protein powder, but its not a breakthrough flavor by any means. Still good and a great change of pace from what is offered on the market.

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How can you review a vanilla flavor when you mix it in a flavored yogurt and with a flavored pb powder???
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The Carbmasters are vanilla so is the SF/FF pudding mix. I sampled the protein pudding with just (Whey/Yogurt/SF FF Pudding Mix), and after i added PB lean to see the difference.
I do this with every single protein I test (Yogurt/Whey/SF/FF Pudding mix) as my basic taste test.
With or without the added PB Lean the vanilla still comes through and is noticeable. Especially the vanilla bean aftertaste.
 
The Solution said:
The Carbmasters are vanilla so is the SF/FF pudding mix. I sampled the protein pudding with just (Whey/Yogurt/SF FF Pudding Mix), and after i added PB lean to see the difference.
With or without the added PB Lean the vanilla still comes through and is noticeable. Especially the vanilla bean aftertaste.
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this still makes no sense. Ou can't use vanilla yogurt AND vanilla pudding mix and discern what the vanilla protein tastes like... That's just ridiculous.

Sorry bob, but this is a complete BS review of a flavor and I hope nobody actually takes this with any value.
 
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Orange Cronus & Weight from Chaos and Pain pyrobatt

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The orange is a weaker replica of Orange Sherbet than an orange creamsicle. While the flavor is not sweet it has a creamy boldness to it. After the initial taste you get a small sherbet aftertaste.

I mixed this with 4-5oz of almond milk and 4 ice cubes as the shake came out pretty thick. The consistency and mixability was perfectly fine and no problems. started to almost dissolve just touching the almond milk.

While the flavor is not strong it would still be great for protein pudding frosting, or icing on baked goods. It is rare to see an orange flavored protein powder, but its not a breakthrough flavor by any means. Still good and a great change of pace from what is offered on the market.
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Now this is a legit review.
 
booneman77 said:
this still makes no sense. Ou can't use vanilla yogurt AND vanilla pudding mix and discern what the vanilla protein tastes like... That's just ridiculous.

Sorry bob, but this is a complete BS review of a flavor and I hope nobody actually takes this with any value.
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Agreed. I think using water and making a shake is the best way, as most people use it that way. In addition, the water doesn't add any other flavors to the mix.
 
Misfit28 said:
Agreed. I think using water and making a shake is the best way, as most people use it that way. In addition, the water doesn't add any other flavors to the mix.
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I made a total of 1 shake last year with water. Shakes are just not my thing and totally rare. I did the milk review for pyro because he asked to review this flavor and see if his thoughts matched mine.
I enjoy Pudding and baking much more over shakes. Just a personal preference.
 
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I made a total of 1 shake last year with water. Shakes are just not my thing and totally rare.
I enjoy Pudding and baking much more over shakes. Just a personal preference.
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Missed my point entirely.

MOST people just use shakes. If you are doing a review to give people an idea of a flavor, IMO using a plain shake in water would be best for that purpose.
 
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Agreed. I think using water and making a shake is the best way, as most people use it that way. In addition, the water doesn't add any other flavors to the mix.
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I'm with Bob on using yogurt. I personally hate shakes, but if it is requested by a company, I will have one. However, it would need to be plain Greek Yogurt with no other additives.
 
AntM1564 said:
I'm with Bob on using yogurt. I personally hate shakes, but if it is requested by a company, I will have one. However, it would need to be plain Greek Yogurt with no other additives.
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None at the house ATM. just carbmasters and want to use them before they expire. I stock up when i venture to krogers out of town. and usually but the store out.
 
Misfit28 said:
Missed my point entirely.

MOST people just use shakes. If you are doing a review to give people an idea of a flavor, IMO using a plain shake in water would be best for that purpose.
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I completely understand your side of the story, but personally plain water shakes are not my cup of tea unless 100% requested by the company who sent me the product for a review. I am with Ant on his preference as well. I am always going to prefer a pudding of baked good for my initial taste test.

AntM1564 said:
I'm with Bob on using yogurt. I personally hate shakes, but if it is requested by a company, I will have one.
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Most times, companies or owners will say Review as you please, and hence why i opt for pudding or baked goods with the samples sent.
 
Plain yogurt, baked goods, shakes, etc are all fine ways to review a flavor... Using 3 types of vanilla and saying you taste one in particular is just asinine. Do us all a favor and give the flavor a fair review without adding 2 other EXACTLY THE SAME flavors on top.
 
booneman77 said:
Plain yogurt, baked goods, shakes, etc are all fine ways to review a flavor... Using 3 types of vanilla and saying you taste one in particular is just asinine. Do us all a favor and give the flavor a fair review without adding 2 other EXACTLY THE SAME flavors on top.
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Already had this in the oven as you were typing
Just used them in a basic protein pancake/waffle recipe but baked as loaves. My opinion on the falvor still does not change much.
The vanilla has a slight vanilla bean after taste and subtle initial flavoring. I would still rank this as a middle of the road vanilla flavor. if its cost effective yes it may be a wise investment.
Mixability still flawless. Powder is extremly light: The batter came on the lighter/runny side compared to blends
This was used with the Weight (The isolate) Crous is still a bit thicker in texture, but not by much. Similar to most bais whey powders on the market.

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in conclusion my top would be this

1) Chocolate
2) Orange
3) Vanilla

While the flavoring is nothing to blow your socks off, it still a good product.
 
Vanilla Walnut Banana Oat Bread

Drizzled with chocolate and peanut butter, because omfg it was good.

Recipe coming soon

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3 loaves got destroyed in no time lol
 
Canadian brethren:

Just made it into our costco's
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