Are these OK for protein powder?
627617
Yes, but depending on the powder, you may need several. They are large, but most protein powders I've used require "scoops" and it would take quite a few of these capsules to hold that much.
627618
Absolutely, they are larger capsules like most vitamins capsules, making them very easy to use.
627619
I really do not know. We have only ever filled them with powdered cinnamon. Maybe ask the capsule manufacturer?
627620
I do not use protein powder. I use mine with turmeric and they are great. Have only had a handful not work when joining them with the little machine. I have ordered more. They are easy to fill and swallow.
627621
I can recommend http://www.capsuleconnection.com/ as a better product line.
627622
Yes, but most people typically use an ounce of protein powder per serving. These capsules hold between 400 mg - 800 mg. That would be a lot of capsules for a 1 ounce serving of protein. That would be a lot of work to put the protein in the capsules just for 1 serving...it would be much easier just to drink the protein as a beverage.!!!
627623
That's a good question. I used them for encapsulating Chinese herbs, which are a very fine powder, and the capsules worked very well. The powdered herbs compacted nicely into the caps, they were easy to close. I hope this helps.
1247311
I Think they would if you soaked them first. I used them as snacks just as they are. They were tasty and crunchy.
1914508
That should not be a problem. They are only 4 oz cups so the weight should not be too much. I use them for homemade frozen dog treats
543580
Absolutely. I originally bought them thinking we would use for protein shakes. They were for my husband to take to work, because he leaves very early, and doesn't have time to mix or prepare anything. Keep in mind though, the glass adds weight. Not like plastic. However, the cool "green-ness" factor outweighs that for us.
55960
http://www.amazon.com/DESIGNER-WHEY-Protein-Supplement-Powder/dp/B0000ABOY3/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_toplooks like stevia
1698171
I have only used them for granola bars which I freeze. If you are putting something oily in them I would suspect the oil would come through. They are rather thin.
1322613
I don't see why not. We use ours in smoothies. I don't particularly care for the flavour of the whey - I can't taste it when I blend it with other things.
966041
It's pretty cheap for protein powder, the container isn't huge but it depends on what you're using it for (if you bake with it you'll need more, for example) and what you consider to be a value. It's more natural than other powders I've seen.
1475481
I would not recommend using them for that. They are not as thick as the ones used for fish oil and you would need something that held together better. I believe the weight of the fish oil may cause them to come apart.
1617610
They can be cut, they are not capsules. If you crush these they would turn into powder, I believe.
169593
I haven't tried them in a blender. I did try putting them through an Omega, auger style juicer though. The result was a very fine but damp powder that clumped together easily. I added that to protein shakes which made them incredibly thick. I also mixed some with a little oil as a peanut butter replacement. My best guess is that they would work for a blended protein shake but will probably need a lot of blending with whatever liquid your adding to it. I would start blending the seeds with a small amount of liquid and add more liquid, a little at a time, until the desired consistency is reached. I haven't tried them in a blender. I did try putting them through an Omega, auger style juicer though. The result was a very fine but damp powder that clumped together easily. I added that to protein shakes which made them incredibly thick. I also mixed some with a little oil as a peanut butter replacement. My best guess is that they would work for a blended protein shake but will probably need a lot of blending with whatever liquid your adding to it. I would start blending the seeds with a small amount of liquid and add more liquid, a little at a time, until the desired consistency... » Read More I haven't tried them in a blender. I did try putting them through an Omega, auger style juicer though. The result was a very fine but damp powder that clumped together easily. I added that to protein shakes which made them incredibly thick. I also mixed some with a little oil as a peanut butter replacement. My best guess is that they would work for a blended protein shake but will probably need a lot of blending with whatever liquid your adding to it. I would start blending the seeds with a small amount of liquid and add more liquid, a little at a time, until the desired consistency is reached. « Show Less
983903
These are made for liquid. So their may be a difference if you are using dry ingredients.
2143939
I also use less than a full scoop. I estimate at about 1/2 scoop. The flavor is still enough, and unless I'm doing a really heavy, long workout, I don't need the full amount. one thing I like about their products is that they dissolve pretty well, even the protein powders.
770345
Yes, but dont use many. Once it make some powder then try to add more p-nuts.
981700
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1242055
As far as my taste buds go I would say yes. I use mostly in protein shakes.
392415
In my opinion they would work fine. I have used them for every bag in my gym. Jim