I like to add protein whey to my juice to make it a meal replacement, can you add powder in the shut while juicing so that it is mixed in with juice?
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I wouldn't just because it could get gummy inside the chutes if you aren't diligent about washing out every nook and cranny really well afterwards. You could however add your juice to a shaker bottle, add your protein and blend. This way you still don't need a blender and there is no threat of added heat from any motor.
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I wouldn't recommend adding powder through the juicer. Use a jar for your juice and add the powder then twist on the lid and shake. The purpose of the juicer is to squeeze out the juice of fruits and vegetables while eliminating the fibrous material. I love my juicer, Happy juicing &#127823;&#127818;&#127819;
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I have not tried to add any powder into the juicer while I am juicing, I believe it would jam up the juicer. I mix mine in a shaker cup with the metal ball in it.
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I wouldn't recommend adding powder through the juicer. Use a jar for your juice and add the powder then twist on the lid and shake. The purpose of the juicer is to squeeze out the juice of fruits and vegetables while eliminating the fibrous material. I love my juicer, Happy juicing ���
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I add it to a the low sodium tomato juice V8 with 4 ice cubes and blend in my blender. Of course this only helps if you like drinking v8 juice!!! This is how I drink it every morning!
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It leaves alittle bit of pulp in the juice. Not much though. Yes, you should be able to add some pulp to the juice from the pulp catcher.
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I haven't added this to anything hot because of the risk of protein degradation. I use it in smoothies and it's great. I've never had any trouble with clumping but I always use a blender. I don't care for the whey-taste of most protein powders which is why I like this Nectar product. My daughter has a J-Tube and blends it with her "feed" for added protein.
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It will make something better than apple juice. Unlike the juicing process which removes the fiber and nutrients, the nutribullet leaves them in. If you want a juicier drink add a juicy fruit to make the consistency thinner. I don't know if you are supposed to mix but adding watermelon or peeled organges will smooth the drink out for you. Think of some things that you may like to add to get the consistency that you want. Ice is also good.
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This is still a blender as opposed to a juicer. You would still have to add water to help with the blending process, but overall you would likely end up with carrot juice-albeit diluted a bit by the water. I consistently use the 3HP to make smoothies that are pretty much all liquid.
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I don't think so. It would depend on where you work and if you could store it there. I keep mine in the basement because I have a small kitchen. I only bring it up when I want to juice. I would make my lunchtime juice in the morning and just take the juice with you. Remember, you also have to take all the fruits and veggies that you want to juice if juicing at work. If you still want to do it at work, I suggest you buy a Nija blender.
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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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Yes, you can add it to a protein shake/smoothie. I did notice a very mild flavor difference but not enough to bother me at all. I recommend that you use a blender otherwise it won't mix very well . . . hope this is helpful to you.
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I use it in my morning shake when I run out of whey but casein is really for night time use.EDIT: I guess the answer is yes but what time do you want to drink that shake?
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Yes, the pulp is expelled during the juicing process. However, a small amount of foam may appear on the surface of the juice. I just stir this in. I then save the pulp and stir it into corn muffins so no nutrients or fiber is lost!
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I would say no, you have to add water which makes smoothies. A juice extractor makes pure juice.
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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.
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You might not like the answer....the protein powder is part of a cleanse that I have done twice a year for several years. The SP Complete is part of the detoxing, purifying effort, so I put up with the taste. Blending it with 1/2 or one whole banana makes it palatable to me.
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When I need to take it to lunch the next day I tend to mix it into yogurt. So I have a container, or small ziplock, with the powder in it and then mix it into yogurt at lunch time. If you have a divided container then I put the powder in the smaller size and fruits to dip into my chocolate yogurt on the other side.
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No, you cannot. You do not have to use this particular recovery drink, but it does need to be a recovery drink. They are designed to replenish & repair your muscles faster with all you burn in a hard workout. A plain whey protein does not do that. You will get better results & be less sore with a recovery drink.
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This is my vegetable protein powder of preference partly because it dissolves well. Having said that, I use a high speed blender to get it to mix so well. I am not sure whether if you use a hand shaker you would be pleased with the results.