That meant imbibing, ever so slowly, protein shakes for several weeks. I was so glad that my friend Paula M.M. had advised me to sample various protein powders before the surgery so that I would find one I could tolerate on a daily basis. The commercials for some protein supplements are just lies!
Lies, I tell you! Some of them are chalky, flavorless, and do not dissolve as easily as their manufacturers claim. “Oh!
They are so creamy and delicious!” ads proclaim. Yeah, if you like eating paste. One brand never did dissolve into liquid.
I stirred and stirred, then put the mix in my food processor for three minutes just to get the lumps out. With that nasty drink, I would have not only lost weight, I would have starved to death! I did find, finally, a chocolate-flavored one I could abide.
Mixing it sometimes with nondairy milk and sometimes with water - that was the extent of my variety when it came to the protein shake.
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