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cooking Porridge in Pro X

siochain · 2007-07-02 20:50:49

Hi Folks, Has anyone tried cooking the porridge in milk mixed with pro x? Is yes what we the taste results? Would anyone know if heating up the mixed pro x would have an effect on the nutritional values? thanks

02-07-2007 8:50pm

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siochain

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Hi Folks,

Has anyone tried cooking the porridge in milk mixed with pro x?

Is yes what we the taste results?
Would anyone know if heating up the mixed pro x would have an effect on the nutritional values?

thanks

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#2 02-07-2007 9:13pm

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#3 03-07-2007 9:37am

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tried it this morning, not bad, needs extra milk in the porridge.
Cheers

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#4 03-07-2007 9:57am

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I much prefer my porridge with a scoop of Vanilla whey in it. Add a banana and some extra cold milk if its too sticky.

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