Fairlife chocolate protein shake has one main ingredient. Filtered lowfat milk. Every other item on the list is under 1%.
The 26 grams of protein in the bottle comes from filtered milk, not from anything added. Regular lowfat milk is about 8 grams of protein a cup, so 14 ounces would give you around 14 grams. Ultrafiltration pushes the milk through membranes that hold the protein back and let the water and most of the lactose through, then the plant recombines it with more of the protein fraction. That's how you get to 26 with nothing on the list but milk.
The under 1% group is the taste and the texture. Four sweeteners, monk fruit, stevia, acesulfame potassium and sucralose. Each has its own aftertaste, and stacking them at low levels lets each one cover for the others. Then carrageenan, cellulose gel and cellulose gum, three thickeners that keep the cocoa from settling and give the shake some body.
It's about as clean as a protein shake gets.
🚨📸⛳️ #PHOTOS — Tiger Woods’ course design project at Trout National Golf Club in New Jersey is set to open on April 15th. The private golf club built for 11-time
MLB all-star Mike Trout is located in Millville, New Jersey.
(Photos: Trout National, h/t Golfweek)
@optionscjp@RobinhoodApp Just wanted to say we have done the same approach.
Wife and I welcomed twins in March. Lump sum investment once they were born and following that up with $50 bi-weekly for now.
Each have their own independent account.
Looking forward to watching this compound!
@Mike_kim714 Hey Mike appreciate the summary.
Also a huge grouper Sammy guy. Haven’t had many I don’t like. Goodluck out there this week.
Hit em straight. Maybe try a miller lite or 2 before the round to calm the nerves.
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