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Has anyone done this, mixed in some bisquick with their protein for a post-workout shake? Seems like a simple way to put some carbs and sodium into the skake if you have some mix lying around.
I personally have a shitload of pancake mix and I don't think I will be making any pancakes, so I would like to find a use for it.
If anyone has tried this, how does it taste? Delicious? Chalky?
Let me know
Doesn't it run the risk of making the shake incredibly thick? To be honest I've never even seen pancake mix around here, we make our own :wink:
yea, in America everything comes premade because we are lazy bastards. you have brought up a valid point.
Perhaps the shake will not thicken as much if water is used as the liquid base.
I have no idea how it tastes, are you sure it is easily soluble in water?
anerky
Apr-02-08, 01:51 PM
I'd imagine that it would taste like flavored pancake batter, so long as it gets mixed in and doesn't develop dry pockets.
Skippy
Apr-02-08, 03:19 PM
That's gonna taste so awesome, let me know how it goes Baron. I could imagine Pancake Mix with a small amount like a tablespoon of vanilla protein powder mixed in would make it taste oipwbobuobfoubsf
Yumyum
I'm thinking I will start off with two scoops protein, one scoop pancake mix, and see how it goes. This will be tomorrow.
The protein I have is chocolate flavor.
I have made protein pancakes before but that is different.
anerky
Apr-02-08, 06:34 PM
Is this just a way to use up bisquick? You could just as easily toss flour and salt into your drink, that's basically all bisquick is +baking powder
Yea, pretty much. I don't want this bisquick to go to waste.
I am really want to know what it tastes like, get back to us when you have tried it.
I can't see it tasting very nice.
i used two parts chocolate protein and one park bisquick with water but it was not very tasty
it was chalky and left a bad aftertaste
shengoikee
Apr-03-08, 04:45 PM
hahaha! brilliant thread
compleks
Apr-03-08, 04:52 PM
Just make some damn pancakes.
Skippy
Apr-03-08, 05:17 PM
i used two parts chocolate protein and one park bisquick with water but it was not very tasty
it was chalky and left a bad aftertaste
try using milk =]
Anonymous
Apr-03-08, 05:17 PM
Mancake pix?
try using milk =]
I would consider it, but I don't have any at the moment.
and I am not into pancakes at the moment.
anfeyd
Apr-03-08, 06:15 PM
Bisquick is probably the most unhealthy pancake mix ever.
chorou
Apr-04-08, 12:01 PM
yea, in America everything comes premade because we are lazy bastards. you have brought up a valid point.
Perhaps the shake will not thicken as much if water is used as the liquid base.
yeah man, if u use more water to liquify the mix, it wont be that thick....
but idk bout the whole idea, it sounds too wiered to me. tell me how it goes:ogre:
it was not that thick with water, I just did not enjoy swallowing it.
I just broke my PR for bent press whilst still being ill, 108 pounds, booya. Time for some protein, without the bisquick
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