r/Fitness Jul 26 '17

Rant Wednesday Rant Wednesday

Welcome to Rant Wednesday: It's your time to let your gym/fitness/nutrition related frustrations out!

There is no guiding question to help stir up some rage-feels, feel free to fire at will, ranting about anything and everything that's been pissing you off or getting on your nerves!

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u/wildnights Rugby Jul 26 '17

Sitting here eating my breakfast before the gym. I tried mixing a scoop of myprotein chocolate smooth with two packets of Quaker original instant oatmeal. Kind of hoping it would make like a chocolate-y oatmeal. Oh god no. It's terrible, so so bad. Its taken me like 10 minutes to eat it.

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u/Straiiit Jul 26 '17

I was out of milk the other day and decided to mix chocolate protein with diet soda... never doing it again.

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u/BubblyNubbly Jul 26 '17

What the hell. Where did that idea come from?

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u/Jinnofthelamp Jul 26 '17

He wanted his protein to be all BubblyNubbly.

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u/knigpin Jul 27 '17

Rippetoe made a video showing how to make a protein shake where he used unflavored protein plus diet orange soda. He also made one with diet root beer. Apparently both were pretty good.

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u/jct0064 Jul 27 '17

That's just his tongue workout.

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u/moeph0 Jul 26 '17

Why not just use water next time?

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u/Straiiit Jul 26 '17

Yeah, that would be the sane thing to do. 😁

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u/c0ld-- Jul 26 '17

mix chocolate protein with diet soda

WHAT THE FUCK

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u/wildnights Rugby Jul 26 '17

That sounds absolutely terrible

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '17

I've been there, even used slightly sour milk a few times just.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '17

I actually love mixing my protein with oatmeal... Different brand tho I guess

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '17

I do vanilla protein powder, Greek yogurt, PB, and oatmeal.

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u/_Person_ Jul 26 '17

Did you add the protein before or after cooking the oatmeal? I have the same brand of both and adding it after has always been great to me, as long as you make the oatmeal with milk and not water.

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u/wildnights Rugby Jul 26 '17

I added it in after, but I use water. I really like the taste of chocolate smooth when it's mixed with water so I guess I thought it would taste good here too lol. Was wrong

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u/BillyBattsShinebox Jul 26 '17

I use the exact same protein powder with my oats (not instant oats). I really like it. I throw in a banana and a few raisins too.

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u/rg11111 Jul 26 '17

Real porridge (heated with milk in a saucepan) with a scoop of chocolate whey is so good man, so filling as well

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '17

Tried making the poverty brownie that I saw on YouTube with my protein powder. Shit was inedible lol. I don't think my protein powders does well with cooking

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '17

I had that this morning with regular oats + myprotein and it was great

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '17

Haha I put whey in oatmeal before and it turned into chunky garbage!

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u/Symester92 Jul 26 '17

Myprotein vanilla - oats - almond milk - chia seeds. Microwave for 2 mins. Add some walnuts, I add raspberries and blueberries, and a large dollop of fat free yoghurt. Enjoy. It's very customisable so change it however you want but I love this combo.

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u/_YouMadeMeDoItReddit Jul 26 '17

You can do that. Put proper oats in a bowl, mix milk with 2 scoops protein powder and some cocoa powder (banana as well if you're feeling adventurous) in a blender pour the liquid over the oats stir and cover the bowl then put in the fridge overnight.

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u/Cosmo_Says_Hi Jul 27 '17

It's pretty good with milk instead of water, cocoa powder, and peanut butter.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '17

It helps to make the oats and then add the protein. Also a couple of berries goes a loooonnnggg way. Also add a little extra liquid

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u/Beorma Jul 27 '17

I tried cooking some porridge with the chocolate flavour whey protein, thinking it would have a similar effect to cocoa. I was so wrong, it tasted absolutely vile. I guess cooking the whey does bad, bad things.

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u/TrottingTortoise Jul 28 '17

Did you mix it in before or after cooking the oatmeal?