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Wanderer
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25 Mar 2008, 16:32
questions in the sbjct..
deano7
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25 Mar 2008, 21:49
I think a milkshake is just as good, the ones u buy from a shop, like a yazhoo is good for after training
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fir_nev
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26 Mar 2008, 00:21
I have no idea if the ingredients benefit me though.
1. Ice
2. Milk
3. Ice-cream
4. Yoghurt
5. Oreo
6. Protein Whey
I blend them using my own blender that can crush ice.
Have to drink it immediately before the Oreo bits settle.
matt_a
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26 Mar 2008, 06:31
i do pretty much what fir_nev said just without oreos or yoghurt and with 2-3 eggs
Wanderer
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26 Mar 2008, 07:59
eggs? you mean, like you cook them then pour it inside?
matt_a
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26 Mar 2008, 09:31
nah you dont cook them - just get a couple from the fridge and put them in [without the shell obviously]
fir_nev
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26 Mar 2008, 10:39
matt_a wrote: nah you dont cook them - just get a couple from the fridge and put them in [without the shell obviously]
That is what my body-building friend eats almost everyday! Yucks!
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26 Mar 2008, 11:40
fir_nev wrote: matt_a wrote: nah you dont cook them - just get a couple from the fridge and put them in [without the shell obviously]
That is what my body-building friend eats almost everyday!
Yucks!
Yeah I second that, dun think I'll b putting eggs, I mean, even if your tongue can stand it, won't raw eggs give your stomach a rough time..
So anyway jz milk, whey protein, some yoghurt, ice, alright huh?
Kakasgotskillz
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27 Mar 2008, 00:12
You might want to add specific amounts so we don't overdo some of the materials (for me, particularly the ice cream
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fir_nev
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27 Mar 2008, 02:55
Kakasgotskillz wrote: You might want to add specific amounts so we don't overdo some of the materials (for me, particularly the ice cream
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One scoop should be enough to create the froth.
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27 Mar 2008, 04:32
Is it compulsory?
or cud you substitute ice cream with yoghurt or frozen yoghurt?
yeah I noe I'm ignorant but we dun exactly live in a shake country..
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27 Mar 2008, 04:43
Wanderer wrote: Is it compulsory?
or cud you substitute ice cream with yoghurt or frozen yoghurt?
yeah I noe I'm ignorant but we dun exactly live in a shake country..
U can make shakes out of anything! My friend puts mango/banana instead of ice-cream.