Wednesday, January 10, 2007

Tip

If you're taking Ultra fuel (powder), mix it in warm water.... not cold water as directed. I have a shaker cup for powder's such as ultra fuel. Even with the shaker, it would not completely dissolve. The solution liquefied instantly with warm water, then I added ice. Tasted good for a supplement drink.
My 2-cents.
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8 comments:

Unknown said...

Ok, will do tonight. I should have had mine early, after my run this morning but didn't have time to mix it up before leaving the house ahead of traffic. I'll have it for supper.

11:26 AM
Humble Runner said...

Vic, I suggest mixing it with whole milk and adding M&M's for taste.

11:29 AM
Anonymous said...

Excellent tip! Ultra Fuel powder definitely does not mix well in cold water. I've been leaving it overnight in the fridge then shaking like crazy, and even that leaves undisolved Ultra Fuel "bonus" at the bottom. Mmm...Ultra Fuel bonus. No, wait.

Steeeve

12:05 PM
Junie B said...

put it in a smoothie and you have your issue solved!

1:05 PM
Anonymous said...

Well, in my experience, Ultra fuel is like oil and we all know that oil and water don't mix. So, there you have it!!

ps - Bill, have you thought about making Ultra Fuel Ice Cubes? Just make one big batch of the stuff, ice it up, and Voila you are done!

pps - If you do the above, put sticks in the ice cube tray and, Bingo-Bango, you have Ultra Fuel popsicles!! Yummy!

ppps - As you are sucking your popsicles, redip them in the Ultrafuel powder after every lick for a truely wild experience!!

4:54 PM
Anonymous said...

Mmmm...Ultra Fuel popsicles with frosting

Homer

9:34 PM
Steve Bezner said...

I was going to dip my donut in ultra-fuel before dipping it in the cofee.

9:46 PM
Sarah said...

I don't even know what Ultra Fuel is. All this talk is freaking me out!

12:14 PM

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