On Oct 18, 2:38�pm, "kilikini" > wrote:
> Sheldon wrote:
> > On Oct 18, 12:13?pm, "jmcquown" > wrote:
> >> Sheldon wrote:
> >>> I think you can do better and for a lot less cost buying the Nestle
> >>> suppliments... and add it to interesting great tasting smoothies.
> >>> Horlicks is good too, and Ovaltine.
>
> >> I thought for a while all the medical personnel coming over owned
> >> stock in Ensure or Boost. ?Everyone kept asking does she drink it?
> >> No, she doesn't like it. ?Funny, when I said she drinks Instant
> >> Breakfast every day they all said "OH! okay, that's good!" ?Yes,
> >> it's fine. ?Add a little malted milk powder... yum!
>
> >> Jill
>
> > Ensure and Boost are very expensive and not at all satisfying. �And
> > any soppliment purchased from a Nutrition Center Store is going to be
> > way over priced. �Carnation and Nestle breakfast powder is available
> > from any ordinary stupidmarket, they are excellent products at very
> > reasonable prices. �Add a couple Tlbs to fresh fruit smoothies,
> > there's a zillion combos... and I like to spike mine with a glug or
> > two of rum.
>
> Ensure is definitely overrated. �Ugh, disgusting stuff. �I'll try Carnation
> or Nestle. �Do you just add water?


Only water I ever add is ice... use your imgination... any fresh
fruit; banana, melon, pineapple, citrus, berries, ice cream and rum...
a big spoonful of coco lopez makes it perfection. Make chocolate
smoothies too, all kinds, with toasted nuts, chocolate, cherry,
orange, coffee, whatever. The combo of chocolate and pineapple is
sexcellent, it's called a "Hoboken".