If I mix this into my hot coffee will it kill the prebiotics in this product?
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Yacon contains prebiotics, not probiotics. Prebiotics (like FOS in Yacon root) are a starch that your body cannot digest that instead feeds your gut bacteria, Hence the the starch is not alive and cannot be killed (probiotics are the bacteria, thus can be killed). See http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-living/consumer-health/expert-answers/probiotics/faq-20058065
1272206
As long as you can drink your coffee, it is not hot enough to kill the prebiotics of the Yacon Syrup.
1580755
Yes. The live cultures will die more quickly and the supplement will not be as potent if it is not refrigerated. Some of the distributors will even ship the product with an ice pack to protect it during shipping.
1373099
Yes, you can. You can mix this with some yogurt or milk also. you can also visit their website. Klaire pre and pro biotics are much more viable than other brands. They are worth the money! Be sure and order from a vendor who ships cold; these products need to be refrigerated but, according to the company, they can be shipped, but HAVE TO BE KEPT cool with an ice pack for 3-5 days. Good vendors wait and ship to you on Monday mornings.
1131743
Yes, if used as a sugar substitute. Extra bonus -- Yacon Syrup is a prebiotic.
1730987
Should be ok because it is an acid, not a live probiotic. It's the live probiotics that can die off if heated.
858646
YES. But, you will want to avoid anything that will kill beneficial bacteria, such as H2O2 and Enzyme's
1732236
Whey protein mixes really really bad in warm liquids, i have tried mixing it in my coffee and it creates a disgusting mess. However i guess you could dissolve it first in a cup of cold water and then add it to your soup.
2207772
Yes, coconut milk powder dissolves in hot coffee. Here is the link to the company's website with more great information on coconut milk powder. http://www.wildernessfamilynaturals.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product;_Code=CMP1&Category;_Code=conventional-coconut-milk-powder
2157294
Perhaps you are warming up the liquids too much? Yeast will be killed in hot water/milk. What kind of yeast are you using? Fresh cake or dry active? Test yeast: mix a spoon of yeast with a 1/2 cup of warm milk and a spoon of sugar and let it stand in room temperature for about 1/2 hour. If it does not foam and double its volume, it's no good.
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Actually yes it should ideally. The box says no expiration, but best used by a certain date. If you use these creamers much past 2-3 weeks from time of purchase the internal liquid starts curdling and become stringy when applied to coffee. It's... kinda gross. You can keep them in the box sitting out maybe 2-3 weeks. But I wouldn't keep them longer unless they were permanently stored in the fridge.
460874
I have no idea. I've used this product bout 2 yrs n taste good in coffee cereal & hot cereal etc.
1311546
Hi-the ingredients kill fungi and bacteria-i knew mine was yeast-it was instinct to let it lozenge
1054258
This is an active bacteria and may be killed if added to, or even sprayed over. Call the manufacturer, but I don't know why you would compound a product that works well by itself. I mixed it with hot pepper juice (critter control), and even wondered if the habenaro pepper juice might kill the bacteria.
2143936
I would guess, yes, I had it to hot coffee. I contacted the company directly about mixing it with a hot liquid and they responded within a day.
1599666
It's worth giving it a shot but I'm not sure. As I said in my review, it kind of separates. Even when it's introduced into something hot like coffee. I never did try to cook with it for this reason. I would speculate that maybe if you stuck it in the frig so you would have coconut cream accumulate at the top of the can that the cream may be could be used to make a creamy yogurt type thing. Maybe someone else has more experience using it for something like you suggest. In fact, I may try to use the coconut cream that way instead of tossing the extra cans I have. Thanks for making me think on the subject. Regardless, some people have reactions to guar gum, other's not so much. Good luck. Let us know if it works (if that's possible).
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I have found this product very effective in treating an upset stomach in my case, I am a 72 years old male. I do not know for sure whether it would be okay to put it in a drink and consume it over time but Lactobacillus GG means tiny organisms and they need to be thriving before being consumed. Best to follow the instructions exactly.
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I wouldn't try it. The amount of coffee in the Kcup is not sufficient. I use both, but do not mix them.