Great product
From: P_67e17dc320de5 | 18 days ago
Benecalorie was recommended by a nutritionist for my special needs son. He has food refusal and eats only a pureed food mixture, and a milk mixture which includes adding Benecalorie (for extra calories)as one of the ingredients. It has worked well for him for years but you should get the advice of a nutritionist for the correct amount to use. It is a bit oily but if you use a hand blender it mixes in better. I only use it in a milk mixture so I cannot speak to how it mixes in other foods.
Unflavored is wrong
From: Burt_6755cb9e035fa | 4 months ago
My eating habits have changed to the point where I only eat breakfast in the morning. I have a supplement for lunch and for dinner and this product adds a lot of calories to each of my supplemental meals. That’s why I like it. Don’t get fooled by the statement that it is unflavored. It has a very distinctive and greasy taste on its own. You must mix it with something to hide that bad taste
Use it in coffee.
From: _6709d258ae57c | 6 months ago
I'm content just using it as a creamer in my morning cup of coffee. It can get a little oily sometimes, but that never both me.
Takes some getting used to
From: Kathy_66fd5afe3ea81 | 6 months ago
Although this product is unflavored it does change the texture of whatever you mix it in. I tried yogurt, applesauce and a green smoothie, but mashed bananas worked the best for me. I plan to try some savory options like pea puree or mashed potatoes and also a jar of overly processed fruit baby food.
Used with Boost shakes
From: Don_66c264a775a77 | 8 months ago
In recovering from cancer it was recommended to add this to my high-calorie Boost supplements. Be careful opening the tub, it is oily and a pain to clean, but I just stir it up carefully in the tub and add it to my shake: Boost, Banana, Fruit, milk, Ice cream. No noticeable flavor or texture (at least in this mix).
