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I have this Dunkin Donuts Original Blend I am trying to get rid of before I try to move onto more exotic bean blends, and I tried mixing it with some Chai Tea mix after being reminded of this drink I had before at some cafe where they mixed coffee with black milk tea and it turned out surprisingly good!

If you're a coffee lover and you care about getting enough protein each day, you might be wondering about the best protein powder to mix with your morning cup of hot coffee. While there are many different types of protein powders on the market, not all of them mix well with coffee. I tried 10 different protein powders to find the best protein powder for coffee, and I share the results (with video!) here. TLDR, The best protein to mix with coffee is this collagen protein, with almond protein powder as the best plant-based protein. Read on!

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You're probably reading this post because you've tried mixing whey protein with hot coffee and it did not go well. In theory, adding whey protein to coffee is great way to get a protein boost in the morning. But in reality, while whey protein powder is generally a great option for adding protein to drinks, it is not the best choice for mixing with hot coffee. Whey protein powder can clump or separate when mixed with coffee, resulting in a very unpleasant drinking experience. This is because coffee is an acidic beverage, and the acidity can cause the whey protein to lose its solubility.

Many online articles will tell you to use a blender, a frother, mix it with water first, etc. But I have not seen any of these articles actually show you their great results with these methods. I tried several whey protein powders, mixed, frothed, etc. And I am here to tell you that whey is not the choice for mixing into hot coffee. Neither is casein protein. The only dairy protein I can recommend is using (premixed) Premier Protein shakes. These mix well into hot coffee, but personally I didn't love the taste in coffee (or the product's ingredient list).

I recently bought these marine collagen peptides, and I was very impressed with how well they mix into hot coffee. A serving of two tablespoons (12g protein) fits the recommended daily amount of collagen, and completely dissolves in hot coffee. There is no separation at all, even when you add creamer and sweetener.

As you can see from the photos above, the collagen doesn't change the texture of the coffee. And it's tasteless! Don't be turned off by marine collagen thinking it will have some kind of fish taste; it does not! There is no flavor at all to this collagen powder. I haven't tried bovine collagen (I don't eat meat, so I prefer marine collagen), but I expect it will work just as well.

Other than collagen, the two protein powders that I found to mix best with hot coffee are almond protein powder and this pea protein blend. Personally, I prefer the taste of the almond protein because it has a naturally sweet taste, and the flavor compliments the taste of coffee.

Per 2 tablespoons, almond protein powder has 7 grams of protein. (Whey would have about 10g protein.) It's also worth noting that almond protein powder does thicken the coffee a bit, so you may only want to use 1 tablespoon or add some almond milk.

If these options aren't resonating with you, perhaps you'd rather have a high protein muffin or protein cookies for breakfast with your morning cup of coffee. This can still support weight loss, bodybuilding, and general fitness goals.

Ever feel like you're reading advice from someone who just doesn't get it? That's how I feel when I read other posts about protein coffee. I see posts about iced coffee, cold brew coffee, posts that suggest blending hot coffee, posts with a bunch of ingredients, etc.

When I wake up and go for my morning coffee, I don't want cold coffee. I don't want to be blending things, and I don't want to be measuring a bunch of ingredients. I want an easy way to put a couple of spoonfuls of protein powder in hot coffee. That's it. So that's what I'm showing you here. Below are the results of adding whey, casein, almond, a pea blend, and collagen into hot coffee.

And by the way, even if you blend whey into hot coffee, it does eventually separate and clump. It's also important to note that it is definitely not a good idea to blend anything hot in a nutribullet type blender, one that is completely sealed. The high temperature of the liquid can cause pressure to build up inside the blender, which can cause the contents to explode out of the container when the lid is opened.

Plant-based protein powders can be mixed into coffee with minimal effort. Add the protein powder to the mug before or after you add the hot coffee. Use a milk frother to mix it quickly and easily. Done!

Hi, I'm Andra! I love baking, coffee, and leg day. Baking with protein powder has helped me develop healthy habits and overcome disordered eating, and I love sharing the recipes I've created.

If you love coffee with cream and sugar but want something more convenient, try Kopiko Black Astig coffee. This isn't your ordinary coffee; it's instant coffee ready for your consumption. It's a 3-in-1 coffee that includes coffee, brown sugar and cream all in one delicious beverage. Kopiko is known for their coffee candy made from the finest coffee beans, but they wanted to venture into the coffee business by offering this unique coffee. It's convenient to have on hand to make a delicious pick-me-up whether you're traveling or at home. One of the most popular coffee brands in the Philippines!

You can use protein coffee as a meal replacement. It's a quick and easy way to fuel up for a busy morning. However, many powders lack essential vitamins, minerals or healthy fats. Some protein powders contain much more protein than you need, which could cause weight gain.

For hot coffee and protein powder, though, it's a bit trickier. Depending on the type of protein powder, it can thicken or get a bit clumpy if you add it to hot coffee. Instead, mix the protein powder with a little bit of warm water first. Then add your hot coffee to your mixture. A milk frother can help dissolve the powder more quickly.

Wins Town Black Coffee Plus Coenzyme Q10+L-Camitine+L-glutamine+Collagen is a remarkable coffee formula, with many Vitamins & Minerals. Black coffee is good for skin, Muscle, hair and nail growth, helps keep fit, improves the immune Defense system. Scientifically formula designed to increase the physiological process of heat production of the body ability to burn more calories and stored fat. Black coffee plus is made with the finest Arabica coffee beans, boosting your metabolism ,aiding weight loss. It is also a great source of many vitamins and Minerals , essential for a fit and healthy body!

I add a couple of shakes of turmeric, ginger, cinnamon, cayenne, and black pepper to make my anti-inflammatory/ketogenic coffee, plus a tablespoon each of butter and coconut oil. I mix it with a $15 battery-powered milk frother I found on Amazon, which does a great job of getting the oils insoluble spices in suspension. The frother is an indispensible utensil. My anti-inflammatory/keto coffee consumption went from two cups a week to one cup a day.

Hi Taylor. Two tablespoons is a lot for one Huel meal so there is likely going to be issues mixing. You could either try finding a finer grounded instant coffee or adding cold-brewed coffee to your Huel.

I like the Soylent Cafe drinks - a good RTD option for the morning. You could just add caffeine - but be careful about the quantities since people have ODed on caffeine. Soylent adds other stuff to it also, it is not just Soylent + coffee.

Are you mixing in ground coffee beans or instant coffee? There is a difference. Ground beans need to be brewed with hot water while they sit in a filter. Instant coffee is coffee that has already been brewed and then freeze dried so it dissolves in water when you make it. And two tablespoons sounds like a lot. My instant coffee takes one teaspoon per 6oz of water.

Enjoy your wonderful morning with the amazing coffee aroma that has no sugar added. Sweetened by sucralose for you to enjoy guilt-free! Take in your daily dose of coffee that has various benefits yet delicious to drink!

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Start with 1, 2 or 3 tablespoons each of instant coffee, sugar and water. The equal parts 1 tablespoon is ideal for 1 serving. But you can double or triple the recipe (which is what I did below to emphasize the texture through the volume). When you first mix it together it will just look like a concentration of instant coffee.

But if you don't have a scale, or if you'd just prefer to use a store-bought mix to make these brownie mix black bean brownies, you can! I tried them using King Arthur Flour's Gluten Free Brownie Mix, and the recipe worked.

These brownies aren't flourless like my original black bean brownies. But they're still much better for you than traditional brownies, as they don't have any butter or oil in them at all. They don't need it, thanks to the black beans.

I'm not entirely sure exactly why black beans work in brownies and even cookies, but they seem to pinch hit for butter in this recipe, and for flour in the original black bean brownie recipe.

These black bean brownies are naturally dairy free (if you use dairy-free chocolate chips) and nearly fat-free. If you don't have to be gluten free, I believe the recipe would work with a conventional 17-ounce brownie mix. If your mix has more than 17-ounces, just measure out the 17 ounces you'll need. 2351a5e196