can you freeze the premier protein shakes
1133530
I did. Well it was almost frozen and tasted so good. I love the vanilla Favor
1133531
It says to serve cold but I can't find anything on the packaging that says that you can't freeze it. For inquiries you can call them at 1-888-836-8977 :)
863987
I believe so, I put mine in the freezer all the time. I make a large batch, freeze and take out when I need them.
1052634
No, I don't think they would stay frozen very long. I would freeze the pops, put them in a lunchbox and then "drink" the contents like a smoothie. Here's just one recipe that I use: 1 cup plain non-fat Greek yogurt 1 cup of berries (blueberries and raspberries are our favorites for this recipe) 2 very ripe bananas 1 teaspoon real maple syrup or honey (optional) Blend the ingredients until very smooth. Set the pop molds in a tall container to hold them steady as you pour in the smoothie. Pour into pop molds. Make sure to leave 1 inches of the mold because the ingredients will expand as they freeze and can push the cap open if overfilled. Put on the pop lid. Place freeze pop molds upright in the freezer. When frozen, remove the pop lid and enjoy. (You may need to rinse the outside of the pop container just a bit so that it's easier to squeeze up the pop treat or let the heat of your hands do the trick.)
1579684
These are easy peasy. Just put in whatever you want to freeze and stick in freezer. The lids keep the liquid from spilling out unlike cups or trays that may get knocked over in a freezer. When ready to eat just push up and the frozen stuff comes out the top. Not as messy as popcicles and you can put just about anything in them. My friends kids love to put their favorite soda pop in them.
923545
Of course you can.. it is a slower burning protein as it burns over 6 to 8 hours. Its good for taking before bed. It you want a food shake after working out go for a whey protein
117964
I doubt it, heat of any significance would denature the protein, making it essentially useless if you want a whole protein. If they used low heat to preserve the protein structure, what would be the point?
2050359
Yes, you can, BUT it defeats the essential benefit of keeping food fresh longer. they might also crack if over filled as liquids expand when they are frozen. The DEBBIE MEYER UltraLite GreenBoxes are Independent Laboratory tested and proven to keep fresh produce, baked goods and snacks fresh longer, without freezing. If you freeze in them you will experience freezer burn and the freshness properties will not work. In the freezer you need to create a vacuum to prevent freezer burn. You can use DEBBIE MEYER GeniusVac and DEBBIE MEYER GeniusVac Bags for the freezer. The beauty of these boxes is that you do NOT have to freeze most times because the food stays fresh for longer. Hope this helps.
2096718
Yes, its a good idea as it us protein. Even freeze the remainder of unused product if you are not going use it probably within a few weeks.
769502
You can freeze them if you also purchase the Playtex Drop-Ins Breastmilk Storage Kit.
132499
Hi Jerry. I see no reason why not. In my case, I leave the main bag in the freezer, and take some out into a glass jar which I keep in the fridge. If I had room in my tiny freezer (i.e. if it wasn't so tiny), I'd put ALL the powder stock into one or more jars in the freezer. It's best stored in glass, to reduce oxidation (not that it will oxidise much in the freezer). I also prefer to not keep foods stored in plastics (they all leach chemicals, as you likely know).
1183908
Mine has been open for a month with no ill effects. It's dry so I'm thinking it'll last a long time. If in doubt you could keep it refrigerated. I like the product for my protein shake. I get the PB flavor without all the calories. I also like that there are no added ingredients.
1977710
Just ice from your freezer works great. Helps to have all your ingredients in the fridge so they dont melt the ice. If not thick enough add a bit more ice.
1009685
Yes if you use frozen ingredients. It is more like soft serve. They have great videos on YouTube on all the features.
1539697
I've never tried putting them in the freezer, so unfortunately, I can't answer your question. I've read over the bottle insert and it mentions nothing about freezing, so I don't think I'd attempt it.
1612091
Yes! It says you can freeze them on the inside of the label. The bottle also has plenty of extra space for the milk to expand when it freezes. It reads up to 5 oz. But when I'm just storing milk in the fridge, I can fit about 6 1/2 ounces in the bottle. :)
884341
I haven't tried that. But, my sister makes the shakes ahead when they go out of town and she just keeps them cold packed in the cooler. She enjoys them.
842686
Um, I assume that all protein powders are denatured in some way through the process of making it. If you read on their webpage though, they write the following: "Cold treated. Do NOT accept high-heat processed whey. Most whey protein is processed with very high temperatures. This can damage the delicate immune-boosting properties and amino acids naturally found in whey." In other words, the cold treatment will help to reduce the denaturing effects of isolating the whey. This is actually one of the main reasons I continue to purchase this product.