Does it dissolve in liquid?
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No, it doesn't really dissolve. The powder is very fine, similar in size and texture of ground cinnamon. When mixed in water, it becomes a suspension. The first three times I used it, I mixed it in a glass of water, about eight ounces and stirred it with a spoon. It was horrible, like drinking muddy water. I had to choke it down and could feel the "slurry" of powder that clumped and didn't mix well. Now I put a scoopful in a 500ml stainless steel water bottle, fill halfway and shake vigorously. Then I fill the remainder of the bottle and reshake. It's a lot to drink at one time, but it's goes down so much easier. No, it doesn't really dissolve. The powder is very fine, similar in size and texture of ground cinnamon. When mixed in water, it becomes a suspension. The first three times I used it, I mixed it in a glass of water, about eight ounces and stirred it with a spoon. It was horrible, like drinking muddy water. I had to choke it down and could feel the "slurry" of powder that clumped and didn't mix well. Now I put a scoopful in a 500ml stainless steel water bottle, fill halfway and shake vigorously. Then I fill the remainder of the bottle and reshake. It's a lot to drink at one time,... » Read More No, it doesn't really dissolve. The powder is very fine, similar in size and texture of ground cinnamon. When mixed in water, it becomes a suspension. The first three times I used it, I mixed it in a glass of water, about eight ounces and stirred it with a spoon. It was horrible, like drinking muddy water. I had to choke it down and could feel the "slurry" of powder that clumped and didn't mix well. Now I put a scoopful in a 500ml stainless steel water bottle, fill halfway and shake vigorously. Then I fill the remainder of the bottle and reshake. It's a lot to drink at one time, but it's goes down so much easier. « Show Less
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It's a slurry not a solution. After mixing with water or Cranberry Juice (my favorite), let it set for a couple of minutes to thicken up before drinking. The fiber swells with liquid (like Metamucil) to become the consistency of a shake. The swelling helps fiber work through your digestive tract more effectively. If you prefer it not so thick, add more water after the fiber swelling occurs and stir again.
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It's a combination of both soluble and unsoluble fiber, so it won't dissolve completely. It does blend well enough with the water to make a soupy slurry that's easy to drink. I just use water and a spoon. Every once in a while the final gulp will contain a few piece of seeds of fiber, but a single rinse of the mouth is all it ever takes to get rid of it. For the most part it stirs into water quickly, evenly, and is easy to drink.
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This fiber is a seed-grain type of food. It probably pulverizes completely in a very strong blender, but my blender doesn't break it down as much. Easily drinkable after mixing. You will crunch on a seed or two, after using a blender, however it's a minor issue.
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I mix it in gren smoothies and it dissolves well in that. I have not tried mixing it with just water.
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Not really. It's like a finely milled oatmeal which is why I mix it with almond milk and eat it like porridge.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't dissolve completely and takes a long time. The solubility increases once you raise the temperature of the liquid. I usually put it in warm water and shake it every time i take a sip. This way it does not stay on the bottom and floats throughout the liquid. Also, you only need 2 teaspoons to achieve 5000mcg or 5gm. Hope this helps.
890949
If it is dissolved in the water, I don't believe so because that would require a chemical reaction. If it is particulate, then yes.
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It wouldn't necessarily dissolve. I do put a tiny bit in my coffee and coconut milk and the grains are noticeable but it doesn't bother me. Mostly I use it for baking. Hope this helps.
40389
I wouldn't say it mixes well in water ... I usually put it in a water bottle and shake it. Then I leave it for a while and then shake again. It seems to take a while for the powder to dissolve, with room temp water vs straight from frig it dissolves faster. I'm assuming it's the same with all liquids, tho I've never tried it in anything but water. I have put it in yogurt before and that seems to work as well.
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No. That would be nasty. It doesn't dissolve. Google how to make almond milk. It is made from whole almonds.
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It comes in an oblong solid that I cut up to dissolve easier. Hope this helps.
1487137
I haven't tried dissolving in plain water but dissolves well in baking mixtures. I can try tonight and let you know.
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It doesn't dissolve but you could crush it and put it in a little applesauce.
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From what I understand it is made to partially dissolve in the stomach and then the rest dissolves in your intestine. I love this product. Been taking it steady for two years now.
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Nope. I started using this a month ago - and it doesnt dissolve at all - be prepared for a chalky, grainy consistency and to repeatedly shake your juice/ protein shake while taking this. Always take your creatine with a carbohydrate for optimal absorption.
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No, did not say it wasn't water soluble. What I said was this item was purchased for the purpose of removing metal stains on an in ground vinyl pool liner and did not work. It dissolved in the pool just fine. Just did not take stain out.
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No, I am sorry to say that it does not dissolve in my coffee. it is great on oatmeal. I am disappointed in this as that is why I purchased it in the first place.
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I've found that when I use it in my shaker cup it mostly dissolves. Sometimes I will get bits that aren't completely dissolved but it's not too often. And it's not like it's a mouth full of powder either.
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mine has never turned to a liquid form . It is on a bathroom shelf , normal temperatures and still solid .. Just a bit on the fingertips works , does not take much .
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No, it is more like a transparent liquid. But it is not that type that you have to shake it before using it.
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My 10 years old son takes it oraly with water, I never tried to dissolve it in water!