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jbivens Mon, February 18th, 2008, 04:24 PM I usually eat a yogurt as part of one of my meals during the day, so I added 2 scoops of whey protein isolate powder to nonfat vanilla yogurt and mix it up real good. I did that this morning and put the container in my bag for work at 8AM. At 10AM I went to get it and when I opened it, it had completely liquified. I tasted it and it was absolutely vile. It tasted like medicine.
Not sure what chemicals they had that didn't mix, but I figured I'd share in case someone else was considering it.
euan Mon, February 18th, 2008, 04:36 PM Presumably because you left it for 2 hours unrefridgerated. Didn't your tub of whey say anything about consuming within a certain amount of time? :P
Bluestreak Mon, February 18th, 2008, 04:40 PM I mix protein powder with yogurt all the time... it tastes great. But I mix mine fresh, right before I eat it. I never let it sit... you might try that next time.
-R
MannishBoy Mon, February 18th, 2008, 04:49 PM I mix protein powder with yogurt all the time... it tastes great. But I mix mine fresh, right before I eat it. I never let it sit... you might try that next time.
-R
I used to do this a lot, too. I did at times pack it for meals later in the day (mixed hours before), and never had a problem. So it's something about the combo the OP used, not the the generic yogurt/protein powder combo.
guava Mon, February 18th, 2008, 05:54 PM This might be similar to the reaction that happens when you put a saliva coated spoon in a baby food jar, then store it for later use. We've had a couple of those liquify as well. It might not matter whether the yogurt is in a cooler, fridge, or whatever.
MannishBoy Mon, February 18th, 2008, 06:05 PM This might be similar to the reaction that happens when you put a saliva coated spoon in a baby food jar, then store it for later use. We've had a couple of those liquify as well. It might not matter whether the yogurt is in a cooler, fridge, or whatever.
Some of the less yogurt-y yogurts actually have added whey as an ingredient. So it's something probably with additives in this particular combo here I suspect.
Lots of stuff that is found in a yogurt container is not really that close to real yogurt these days, so who knows?
sevenatenine Tue, February 19th, 2008, 09:41 PM I have also started doing this, often mixing it up to 8 hours before consuming it and I have never had an issue with it. I always keep mine in the fridge or in a cooler with ice packs though so if you kept it at room temperature I don't know.
jbivens Thu, February 21st, 2008, 03:18 PM Presumably because you left it for 2 hours unrefridgerated. Didn't your tub of whey say anything about consuming within a certain amount of time? :P
No, it was refrigerated for all but my 20 minute drive to work.
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