adding water to shakes or shakes to water?

Serendipity · 3 December 2010

Hiya,

Can anyone tell me the difference between adding the contents of a shake to water V's adding water to the shake ( as directed on the packet)

I have always added water

Just curious
Many thanks
S xoxo

Goreygirl · 3 December 2010

No idea hon... I always add the shakes to water cos i find it mixes easier (don't have to worry about it clumping at the bottom).

Lily · 3 December 2010

Probably something to do with making sure you're using at least the minimum amount of water. The powder in the bottom of a measuring container would take up some of the space, right?

But as long as you're using enough water - and me personally, I use something like 350ml because I don't mind my shakes diluted - I can't see that it matters too much.

great things · 4 December 2010

if you add water to the shake the shake can go lumpy. i always measure my water out in my jug then start my whisk and then add the contents of my packet, which was opened earlier. always get lovely smooth tasting shakes.

great things · 4 December 2010

Lily said:
Probably something to do with making sure you're using at least the minimum amount of water. The powder in the bottom of a measuring container would take up some of the space, right?

But as long as you're using enough water - and me personally, I use something like 350ml because I don't mind my shakes diluted - I can't see that it matters too much.

i make mine up to a pint. they fill a pint glass.

Goreygirl · 4 December 2010

great things said:
i make mine up to a pint. they fill a pint glass.

I do the pint thing too and have a lovely pint mug for the hot shakes

adding water to shakes or shakes to water?

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