Has anyone tried using a Mass Gainer before

[Slang]

that would be awesome if i wasnt lactose

bruh just buy lactose free 2% milk or 35% cream.

Since lactose free products usually costs more, just buy either the cream or milk as lactose free, not both. When you mix the two, the lactase enzyme in the lactose free product will still break down the non lactose free product.

The only trouble with this method is that you would have to let it sit for 24 hours prior to consuming to allow the lactase to do its work.

The taste is pure piffery, light on the stomach and packs on a crazy amount of weight.

My current regime is 6-8 of these per day along with 3 square meals. I am gaining about 9-10 lbs a week and almost all of it is muscle.

 

[Sweet James]

Just put 250mL of 35% whipping cream and 500mL of 2% milk, shake for 10 seconds in shaker and you have yourself a 1100 calorie weight gainer with a good nutrient profile and doesn't taste like warm vomit the way hydrolyzed whey does.

Not only is it cheap and readily available, the taste is .

Questions:

What is the protein content of this, and the "nutrient profile"?

You drink 6-8 glasses of "250mL of 35% whipping cream and 500mL of 2% milk" each per day?.....

And, I don't get how is it cheap, it seems that it would cost just as much per serving as weight gain powder?

 

[Slang]

Questions:

What is the protein content of this, and the "nutrient profile"?

Milk is about 30% whey and 70% casein

You drink 6-8 glasses of "250mL of 35% whipping cream and 500mL of 2% milk" each per day?.....

Normally 4 on non workout days, on workout days it can go as high as 8.

And, I don't get how is it cheap, it seems that it would cost just as much per serving as weight gain powder?

Allmax Weight Gainer is about $4.50/serving,whipping cream and milk is about $1.50/serving

 

[DeuceZ]

I tried it like 2 years ago..I got too big too fast for my size...my girl said even my head looked bigger....pause :smugbron:

 

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