laffypatty 47 Posted October 6, 2013 I always start my day with either a Premier Protein shake (30g protein) or a Syntrax nectar chocolate truffle shake made with unsweetened almond milk, 1 tbsp PB2 and 1 tbsp powdered egg whites (37g protein). At some point in the day, I have either 1/2C plain, Greek, no fat Chobani yogurt (18g protein) or 1/2C 1% skim cottage cheese (11g protein). I drink one bottle of coconut Isopure every afternoon (40g protein). If I'm in and out of meetings and can't get to the Isopure, my "go to" is unjury chicken broth (21g protein) or 1 whole egg scrambled with 1 egg white (17g protein). Some days, I'll eat 1/2 Quest bar. Have you tried those? They come in a variety of flavors. While they appear to be high in carbs, they're actually high Fiber (17-19g), generating only 3-5 net carbs. One whole bar is at least 20g Protein.< /p> Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ReDbEaN 654 Posted October 6, 2013 I always start my day with either a Premier Protein shake (30g protein) or a Syntrax nectar chocolate truffle shake made with unsweetened almond milk' date=' 1 tbsp PB2 and 1 tbsp powdered egg whites (37g protein). At some point in the day, I have either 1/2C plain, Greek, no fat Chobani yogurt (18g protein) or 1/2C 1% skim cottage cheese (11g protein). I drink one bottle of coconut Isopure every afternoon (40g protein). If I'm in and out of meetings and can't get to the Isopure, my "go to" is unjury chicken broth (21g protein) or 1 whole egg scrambled with 1 egg white (17g protein). Some days, I'll eat 1/2 Quest bar. Have you tried those? They come in a variety of flavors. While they appear to be high in carbs, they're actually high fiber (17-19g), generating only 3-5 net carbs. One whole bar is at least 20g protein.[/quote'] I haven't but thank you for some ideas:) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ReDbEaN 654 Posted October 6, 2013 I always start my day with either a Premier Protein shake (30g protein) or a Syntrax nectar chocolate truffle shake made with unsweetened almond milk' date=' 1 tbsp PB2 and 1 tbsp powdered egg whites (37g protein). At some point in the day, I have either 1/2C plain, Greek, no fat Chobani yogurt (18g protein) or 1/2C 1% skim cottage cheese (11g protein). I drink one bottle of coconut Isopure every afternoon (40g protein). If I'm in and out of meetings and can't get to the Isopure, my "go to" is unjury chicken broth (21g protein) or 1 whole egg scrambled with 1 egg white (17g protein). Some days, I'll eat 1/2 Quest bar. Have you tried those? They come in a variety of flavors. While they appear to be high in carbs, they're actually high fiber (17-19g), generating only 3-5 net carbs. One whole bar is at least 20g protein.[/quote'] I haven't but thank you for some ideas:) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Indigo1991 1,612 Posted October 6, 2013 OP, couldn't stomach Protein shakes either and have got to 5 months post op without them. Fortified milk was a life saver (skimmed milk powder added to milk). At the liquid stage, I drank it, mixed it half and half with my Soup ( I lived on cream of tomato!) and so on. Kept using it through puréed stage and on to soft foods. I was determined to get my Protein through food. It's easier to hit ur daily protein targets with the shakes but not impossible without them. Imagination and good quality protein will get u there :-))) Hang in, this phase will pass... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Indigo1991 1,612 Posted October 6, 2013 OP, couldn't stomach Protein shakes either and have got to 5 months post op without them. Fortified milk was a life saver (skimmed milk powder added to milk). At the liquid stage, I drank it, mixed it half and half with my Soup ( I lived on cream of tomato!) and so on. Kept using it through puréed stage and on to soft foods. I was determined to get my Protein through food. It's easier to hit ur daily protein targets with the shakes but not impossible without them. Imagination and good quality protein will get u there :-))) Hang in, this phase will pass... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Michbrecc 31 Posted October 6, 2013 Where do you get that? On line at bariatric choice.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Michbrecc 31 Posted October 6, 2013 Where do you get that? On line at bariatric choice.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ReDbEaN 654 Posted October 6, 2013 Are you answering my question? If so, thank you:) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ReDbEaN 654 Posted October 6, 2013 Are you answering my question? If so, thank you:) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
anonymous in atlanta 0 Posted October 7, 2013 OP' date=' couldn't stomach Protein Shakes either and have got to 5 months post op without them. Fortified milk was a life saver (skimmed milk powder added to milk). At the liquid stage, I drank it, mixed it half and half with my Soup ( I lived on cream of tomato!) and so on. Kept using it through puréed stage and on to soft foods. I was determined to get my Protein through food. It's easier to hit ur daily Protein targets with the shakes but not impossible without them. Imagination and good quality protein will get u there :-))) Hang in, this phase will pass...[/quote']i will have to try that. I'm having such a problem with the heartburn also. Everything I try hurts after a few seconds in the middle of my chest. Soooo uncomfortable and discouraging. How much longer..... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
superstartover 101 Posted October 7, 2013 No gii choc Peanut Butter bars gluten free 20 grams of Protein 20 carbs available at walgreens. They are tasty like a rice crispy treat! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ReDbEaN 654 Posted October 7, 2013 No gii choc Peanut Butter bars gluten free 20 grams of Protein 20 carbs available at walgreens. They are tasty like a rice crispy treat! Gii chocolate peanut butter? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
patter5r 16 Posted October 7, 2013 Body fortress makes a Protein Powder. You can find it at Walmart for about $16. They have all kinds of flavors and they are really good! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chelsi 107 Posted October 7, 2013 premier ready to drink shakes have been the only Protein i have been able to drink save for Isopure and i'm almost three weeks out. i can also sometimes stomach the body fortress chocolate Peanut Butter when i'm REALLY craving something sweet. but i love the premier shakes. they go down easy and are small, and still have 30g of protein! 2 ItsMe2033 and S.F. Pam reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sweetness88 10 Posted October 8, 2013 Thank you' date=' thank you for the ideas!!I am 4 1/2 weeks out and can definitely do powdered milk in my milk! I NEVER would have thought of that! Excellent! I do eat eggs, cheese, meat. I honestly cannot tolerate any Protein Drinks and the Protein Bars are all too sweet AND loaded with carbs! I'm not a carb fanatic but 40 grams in One Bar OMG! Not happening.[/quote'] I can't do the Protein Shakes with milk or anything else at all the only way I've been able to get my Protein in is through smoothies I make a fruit smoothie and add the Protein I hardly notice it much. Hope this helps Share this post Link to post Share on other sites