I have been using the EnergyFirst
oil in a protein shake daily for at least 5 - 6 months.
I just started using coconut
oil in my protein shake every day.
Not exact matches
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I love to use peanut powder
in recipes like this because it's a great way to get the fiber and
protein from peanuts
in a
shake or smoothie without all the
oil, and it is so darn tasty, too!
Turn your
protein shake into a delicious and nutritious meal smoothie by adding
in fresh or frozen fruits, vegetables (spinach leaves, carrots), natural (greek) yoghurt, ginger, coconut
oil, nuts, seeds, oats and other superfoods.
Mix some flaxseed
oil in your
shake to further slow the
protein digestion.
In many cases, a pure source of fat like MCT oil is a lot better way to ingest calories, either in the form of a direct supplement or dissolved in your coffee or protein shak
In many cases, a pure source of fat like MCT
oil is a lot better way to ingest calories, either
in the form of a direct supplement or dissolved in your coffee or protein shak
in the form of a direct supplement or dissolved
in your coffee or protein shak
in your coffee or
protein shake.
Experiment with adding coconut
oil to a pre-workout
protein shake, a smoothie, putting it
in a salad, chicken, fish or beef to reach the high - fat daily target.
So that's kind of the point that I hinge upon is adding that extra tablespoon of coconut
oil if you're gonna do like a beef
protein shake or adding that extra tablespoon of butter on top of your steamed broccoli
in your veggies.
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1 T of MCT
oil in my coffee, 2 T of coconut
oil in my moring egg
protein shake, 1 T of MCT and 1 of Macadamia
oil in my lunch
shake — almond milk with avocado and vegegreens & parsley.
I'm still relatively new to coconut
oil and while I'm already a fan of it for skin care and
in my
protein shake in the morning, it never occurred to me to use it
in cooking.
Lather a little
in your hair and skin while you're at it and supplement with MCT
oil in your next
protein shake for improved cognitive function.
5 fried eggs (
in olive
oil) with 8 slices of yellow american cheese on top and a glass of
protein shake in a 32oz glass
Have 2 teaspoons of nut butter, a couple slices of cheese, 1/4 avocado, or a tiny
protein shake with coconut
oil before bed, especially if you wake up
in the middle of the night.
(I did try a competitors
oil but it was gritty and tasted like the brown covering on fresh coconut...) I do enjoy your
oil and use it daily either
in a
protein shake, as the base for my stir fries;
in my homemade biscuits and muffins,
in pie crusts:) and of course by the spoon.
In that time frame the «feasting» was limited to just a few foods: grass - fed beef, wild caught salmon, organic eggs, avocado, coconut, coconut
oil, raw nuts, raw cheese, whey
protein shake and greens.
Also I usually will have a
protein shake in the morning as my post work out meal, I add flax seed
oil, apple cider vinegar and fish oils.......