any way to get foamless protein shakes?

 There are the protien puddings and hot cocoa etc. at dietdirect.com
They have so many different forms of protien from nectars to puddings to broths, theyre really good.

I make mine the nite before and have no foamy.  Been doing it for over a year now.  i like the taste of it better if it sits over nite.

I use the Advantage Whey Protein sold in Walmart and have found that it is thinner than the others I have tried (liek chocolate milk) and has no foam at all even after being in the blender for over 30 seconds.  I tried the Chike Strawberry and so did a surgery buddy of mine and it acted like a colon cleanser!  Try their samples first to see how you react to them.

I didn't like the foam either so I started to mix mine using the blender ball cup and also using water instead of milk.  I haven't had a problem with the ready to drink kinds being foamy just the powders I use.  I like them much better mixed with water.

Blend or stir.......many shakes (particularly Nectar and Unjury) do not do well in those "shaker cups".



I actually gave up.  I use RTD shake if I just want a quick shake (Premier Protein) and save my powders for when I have some time and will get out the blender.

Thanks for everyone's suggestions. . .I have found stirring works the best for me (over Blender Ball shaking). And when I let it sit in the fridge it does get less foamy.

Don't have a blender so I may get one as the Ready To Drink shakes will cost me too much over time.

My favorite RTD is the FRS Blackberry Acai (25 gm protein/11 gm carb in 12 oz). I am not as fond of the milkier protein shakes - the FRS tastes more like fruit juice. So I pleased it was not cellulose based but whey based.

 I forget if it was at Walmart or CVS, but I got these plastic 16oz travel containers - it's a screw-on lid with a little pop top opening. Every morning, I add in my GNC protein powder and a cup of light soy milk, and shake it by hand. There's no shaker ball or anything in it, just shake and then it sits about 15-20 minutes until I'm ready to drink. There's no foam, and as long as I add about half the milk before the protein powder (and then top it with the rest of the milk), it mixes without clumps. 

They also had a 32oz plastic bottle that is fantastic for getting water throughout the day - tummy doesn't handle cold liquids so well, so that hasn't been an issue with letting the water go tepid.