heat oh yeah protein shake like hot chocolate??

TamaraL
on 9/30/12 1:24 am

so I have cases of oh yeah chocolate protein shakes. Love them bu do you think i could heat them up and drink like hot chocolate????

Tamara

never2late4change
on 9/30/12 4:47 am - Virginia Beach, VA

RNY on 07/18/12

I would try warm-ish, not hot. The protien seems to cook and clump up as the temp rises. I would microwave at 30 sec increments to start and see how you like the temp.

Highest Weight: 283.6, Post Op Weight: 273.6, Goal Weight: 160 lbs

Cicerogirl, The PhD
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on 9/30/12 4:49 am - OH

RNY on 08/27/07

Hmmm... I love them very cold, since they are kind of thick like a milkshake, so it never occurred to me to heat it. (I just add chocolate or vanilla protein powder to SF hot chocolate mix.) I don't see why you couldn't but my concern would be how the thickness would be... somehow slightly thick hot chocolate doesn't sound very appealing to me.

Lora

14 years out; 190 pounds lost, 165 pound loss maintained

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fatfreemama
on 9/30/12 7:29 am - San Jose, CA

RNY on 12/07/09

I haven't tried them but what if instead of heating them up, you mixed them with hot/boiling water?

tgrlnh
on 9/30/12 11:24 am

RNY on 06/05/12

They have protein hot chocolate at my bariatric pantry. I have died and gone to heaven!

HW 351 SW 314 CW 140 ~ Surgery Day 6/5/12 - The first day of the rest of my life!

UBet2012
on 9/30/12 11:57 am - IL

RNY on 09/17/12

Sounds like a plan. I would make sure it is under 130º. Try it and let us know!

Jan W.
on 10/3/12 2:15 am

RNY on 09/04/12

I was told that whey protein cannot be heated over 130 degrees (actually my nutritionist and I had to search for the temperature limit!), but soy and egg white proteins can be heated. I am still having trouble finding the unflavored versions of these locally (I want to add it to my SF apple cider too), but the chocolate soy protein I had worked great in hot chocolate!

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