Product: Kodiak Cakes

[Healthy_life2 8,322]

@@beyondgrief

please don't feel you have to be sorry about your post. All is good. It seems to have sparked conversation. Hope you don't feel anyone hijacked your topic

[Healthy_life2 8,322]

@@OutsideMatchInside

Everyone's plan and choices are different. I encourage following what ever plan is given by your medical professionals.

I think its important to learn how to fuel your body to be healthy. Whatever that looks like for each of us.

[beyondgrief 93]

Jen,

No worries! Just didn't want to be "a newbie who was promoting not sticking to plan"....my thought is that if someone was going to eat them, I was going to possibly offer an alternative that would provide more than just carbs lesser of evils I suppose!! Lol

Working beyond grief for a better life!

[Healthy_life2 8,322]

@@beyondgrief

Its all about learning and researching. Hope the recipe link helped. Have fun and experiment with cooking.

[BigViffer 3,544]

I make whey Protein pancakes: 1 scoop whey Protein, 2 eggs, 2t EVOO, 1t baking powder.< /p>

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I am intrigued by this, I am going to make it tonight and see how it turns out. Thanks for posting this!

[BigViffer 3,544]

@@beyondgrief - I have not had this brand, but I have eaten Mancakes:

https://www.eatmancakes.com/product/buttermilk-mancakes/

I chuckled at the name too, but they were pretty good. I would not recommend eating these early on; say less than 6 months. But if you are going to be hitting the gym hard or working outside all day, a calorie dense Protein + carb meal like these actually make a lot of sense.

Oh, I also use sugar free Syrup. Not for any other reason than I prefer to it to the real stuff. Real maple syrup is just too potent for me!

[chycky 671]

I make whey Protein pancakes: 1 scoop whey Protein, 2 eggs, 2t EVOO, 1t baking powder.

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I am intrigued by this, I am going to make it tonight and see how it turns out. Thanks for posting this!

Please share how they turn out, it seems for newbie that it would be too large, but completely on plan for me. I could make my husband eat the remainder!

Let me know how you think it tastes.

[BigViffer 3,544]

@@chycky - OK, I just finished my "pancake". I used this powder:

Metabolic Nutrition Protizyme Butter Pecan Cookie

http://www.vitacost.com/metabolic-nutrition-protizyme-butter-pecan-cookie-2-lbs-1

2 eggs smidge of baking powder and milk instead of oil. The while cooking, I swear the thing doubled in size. It was very filling. I would also not call it a pancake, it was much more like french toast. And let me tell you, I am totally cool with that because I do miss french toast!

I think I may have over cooked it though, I like my french toast to be more like a custard. I do recommend trying it, but just know that it is sitting kinda heavy on my stomach even after an hour. Not a bad sensation, but it is very filling.

[chycky 671]

Thanks! I may get to eat a smidge of it and have my Guinea pig make out with the rest!

Do you think unflavored whey would be ok?

[BigViffer 3,544]

Do you think unflavored whey would be ok?

Oh god no! I remember thinking that unflavored whey was going to be the only way I was going to be able to eat Protein powder. They are all awful. I never found a single one that was tasteless. Though to their credit, they don't advertise tasteless; they advertise they don't add anything to cover up the nasty-ass plain whey!

If you absolutely must use unflavored then you will want to add some vanilla extract or Torani Syrup to the batter. Man, I just shuddered with revulsion at the thought of an unflavored whey pancake!