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# 7g High-quality protein boost 330 Calories per 1.5 fl oz shot Unflavored & versatile mix-in Benecalorie

**Brand:** benecalorie
**Price:** € 67.46
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## Summary

> ⚡️ Small Shot, Big Impact: Elevate your nutrition game effortlessly!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Benecalorie by benecalorie
- **How much does it cost?** € 67.46 with free shipping
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Diet-Friendly Formula:** Gluten-free, lactose-free, kosher, and suitable for fluid-restricted and low-residue diets—nutrition without compromise.
- • **Compact Calorie Powerhouse:** 330 calories packed in a convenient 1.5 fl oz cup—fuel your day without the bulk.
- • **Flavor-Neutral Flexibility:** Unflavored formula blends seamlessly into shakes, yogurt, soups, and more—no taste takeover.
- • **Protein-Driven Performance:** 7 grams of premium protein per serving to support muscle maintenance and recovery.
- • **Creative Culinary Companion:** Perfect for mixing into everything from grits to salad dressings—unlock new ways to power up your meals.

## Overview

Benecalorie is a high-calorie, unflavored protein supplement delivering 330 calories and 7 grams of quality protein per 1.5 fl oz serving. Designed for easy mixing with a variety of foods and drinks, it supports specialized dietary needs including gluten-free, lactose intolerance, and fluid restrictions. Ideal for professionals seeking efficient, flexible nutrition solutions to boost energy and protein intake without added flavors or bulk.

## Description

Benecalorie is a great way to enhance foods with more calories and protein. It is an unflavored protein & calorie supplement with vitamin C & E, to support nutritional goals. A single 1.5 fl oz serving contains 330 calories, 7 grams of high quality protein, and mixes well into most foods and beverages. Benecalorie can be added to milkshakes, nutritional drinks, yogurt, hot cereal, and mashed potatoes.

Review: For restricted diets, grits and salad dressing are 2 winning uses - My daughter is on an extremely limited diet. She is 34yrs old and only 72lbs. She has to limit her sodium, potassium and fluids and cannot tolerate any kinds of creamy caloric drinks. Because of these restrictions, smoothies, yogurt and oatmeal are restricted. Since those are some of the most commonly suggested foods to mix this with, she had to get creative. She is determined to gain weight and has found 2 winning uses for this caloric supplement. * * update at bottom of review - grits - after several experiments in cooking processes, she found that mixing this into the water before bringing to a boil, worked best. Bring water + Benecalorie to a boil. Add grits and cook as usual. Top with unsalted butter. - Tahini + Benecalorie Salad Dressing 2 tbsp tahini (or peanut or any nut butter) 2 tbsp lime juice (or lemon) 2 tbsp maple syrup 1 tbsp soy sauce or coco aminos 1 tbsp sesame oil 1 tsp ginger (freshly grated or Spice World squeeze bottle) 1/2 tsp sriracha or chili-garlic sauce (omit or adjust amt for spice preference) 1-2 packets Benecalorie The Benecalorie will thicken the dressing, so to thin with water or more sesame oil if you prefer. For a more basic (and less Asian flavored) dressing, just use the first three ingredients (tahini, maple syrup and citrus) with the Benecalorie. She uses this dressing on veggies and also on chilled macaroni with shredded chicken as a pasta salad. I have tasted both the grits and the salad dressing. They are both delicious, and the Benecalorie doesn't ruin taste, smell or consistency. Initially, the grits proved slightly problematic. Her first try: cook the grits as usual, then mix the Benecalorie into the bowl of completely cooked grits. Somehow, the Benecalorie would not completely incorporate into the grits. No matter how much she stirred, a film of oil float back up and she'd have to mix again before taking every bite. Because it would never completely mix in, there was also the slightest of smell. Not a bad smell, but just a slightly oily smell that you couldn't get away from noticing because the product would not incorporate fully. Second try: mix the Benecalorie into the grits while it was cooking. Better, but the oil would still separate in the cooked product. Not as much smell though. Third try: add the Benecalorie into just the pot of water. Do this before boiling and before adding the grits. Bring water and Benecalorie to a boil, then add the grits. Perfect. Mixes in completely. No separation. No smell. Added bonus is that the grits turn out creamier and fluffier this way too. Top with butter and you'd never know you'd just added 330 calories to your morning breakfast. She's only just begun using this product, but we are hopeful these added calories will help in her recovery. Just received our second case of this and will use it up in the salad dressing, but wanted to mention that my daughter has developed a slight intolerance to eating a full container with her grits. It doesn't make her sick, but just tends to leave her with a feeling of an upset stomach for several hours after eating her grits breakfast. At the risk of TMI, she said it doesn't give her the runs or cause her to throw up; just an uneasy and slightly queasy feeling like she's eaten something too oily or rich. She used to have an entire container mixed into her breakfast grits, and she said by afternoon, she feels "normal" again. She will continue to mix it into her favorite salad dressing, but has discontinued having it with her morning bowl of grits.
Review: Stop Complaining - Omg, Do not listen to the reviews below. You probably bought this because you need it. Benecalorie is thick and oily ok. It does not mix into liquid seamlessly but it's only a shot glass full of 330 calories. That means a lot of people who need it get what they need from it. It's not flavorless more like a little chalky or milky. Similar to a peanut buttery taste. I used it in my coffee as creamer to test it out. It's not gross, wasn't bad but more importantly, It's 330 calories! That's a life saver for some people. Yes you can drink Ensure instead but some people cannot tolerate those shakes or so much liquid. If you can, great. If we all could, this product would not exist. We would just buy Boost or Ensure. Best bet is to mix into soup, juice, potatoes, yogurt, smoothies etc. I wouldn't want it in a full glass of juice, maybe a half of cup because it's thick and the oil floats to the top. It's not the best in hot drinks cause it separates unless you drink it fast but works well in soup. We mix it into tea by adding the BC into the last quarter cup. That way my daughter, who has GI issues and is underweight but drinks most liquids except smoothies or yogurt and doesn't have an appetite at times, will not really mind the taste because she doesn't know until the end since she was drinking plain tea and the last bit is thick. You can also fill a shot glass with half BC and a liquid. Drink it two times and have them finish whatever they were drinking after to wash it down. Done. Almost like giving a dose of medicine since most complain it changes the taste of the full meal. Just don't put it in a full meal. Problem solved. Get creative. It's 330 calories. If it makes you sick and Ensure doesn't, drink that instead. It's a great option for those who have searched for something to help since it's so small and so efficient. Whining doesn't help people that need it.

## Features

- FOR BEST RESULTS: Shake vigorously before opening.
- UNFLAVORED: Neutral flavor allows for flexible serving options.
- EASY TO MIX WITH FOOD & DRINK: This calorie & protein supplement mixes with your favorite drinks, protein shakes, soft foods, or nutritional supplements.
- APPROPRIATE FOR THESE DIETS: This product is suitable for gluten-free, low-residue, fluid-restricted, cholesterol-free, kosher, & lactose intolerance diets (not suitable for galactosemia).
- NUTRITIONAL & DIGESTIVE NEEDS: Nestle carries multiple adult & pediatric specialized GI & nutrition formulas to help meet the needs of those with GI dysfunction, illness, or increased energy.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B001W6RHOS |
| Best Sellers Rank | #106,450 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #255 in Sports Nutrition Protein Powder Blends |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (4,040) |
| Date First Available  | March 17, 2009 |
| Department  | unisex-adult |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | 58394 |
| Manufacturer  | AmazonUs/NESAG |
| Package Dimensions  | 12.13 x 9.31 x 2.99 inches; 1.93 ounces |

## Product Details

- **Allergen Information:** Gluten Free
- **Brand:** Benecalorie
- **Diet Type:** Vegetarian
- **Flavor:** Unflavored
- **Number of Items:** 24

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is there absolutely no taste?**
A: It does have a slight milky taste to - maybe I am sensitive to it because I don't normally consume dairy.

**Q: What consistency is it, eg yoghurt? Is it liquid enough for enteral use by syringe.**
A: Hi Macca - My husband has had a feeding tube since 2011. We use Benecalorie for additional protein. It's a dense liquid that needs to be thinned with about 2-3 oz of water and should be mixed with another product since it's so concentrated. We mix it with Boost VHC for additional nutrition. It is excellent for enteral use by syringe. Super product!! Hope this helps you...Linda

**Q: Does it make food thick? Does it have any taste?**
A: It does appear to do that , theres so little of,I mix mine with a concentrated protein drink.
I make this into a container that I add some water to and pot it into the peg tube.

**Q: would this change the flavor of chicken soup?  Would it visibly thicken it?**
A: If it was a small bowl or cup it would definitely thicken it and change the flavor. I don't think I would put it into a broth, but that is just me. I originally thought since it was such a small amount I could throw it in 8oz. of orange juice and it basically floated to the top.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ For restricted diets, grits and salad dressing are 2 winning uses
*by B***B on November 8, 2019*

My daughter is on an extremely limited diet. She is 34yrs old and only 72lbs. She has to limit her sodium, potassium and fluids and cannot tolerate any kinds of creamy caloric drinks. Because of these restrictions, smoothies, yogurt and oatmeal are restricted. Since those are some of the most commonly suggested foods to mix this with, she had to get creative. She is determined to gain weight and has found 2 winning uses for this caloric supplement. * * update at bottom of review - grits - after several experiments in cooking processes, she found that mixing this into the water before bringing to a boil, worked best. Bring water + Benecalorie to a boil. Add grits and cook as usual. Top with unsalted butter. - Tahini + Benecalorie Salad Dressing 2 tbsp tahini (or peanut or any nut butter) 2 tbsp lime juice (or lemon) 2 tbsp maple syrup 1 tbsp soy sauce or coco aminos 1 tbsp sesame oil 1 tsp ginger (freshly grated or Spice World squeeze bottle) 1/2 tsp sriracha or chili-garlic sauce (omit or adjust amt for spice preference) 1-2 packets Benecalorie The Benecalorie will thicken the dressing, so to thin with water or more sesame oil if you prefer. For a more basic (and less Asian flavored) dressing, just use the first three ingredients (tahini, maple syrup and citrus) with the Benecalorie. She uses this dressing on veggies and also on chilled macaroni with shredded chicken as a pasta salad. I have tasted both the grits and the salad dressing. They are both delicious, and the Benecalorie doesn't ruin taste, smell or consistency. Initially, the grits proved slightly problematic. Her first try: cook the grits as usual, then mix the Benecalorie into the bowl of completely cooked grits. Somehow, the Benecalorie would not completely incorporate into the grits. No matter how much she stirred, a film of oil float back up and she'd have to mix again before taking every bite. Because it would never completely mix in, there was also the slightest of smell. Not a bad smell, but just a slightly oily smell that you couldn't get away from noticing because the product would not incorporate fully. Second try: mix the Benecalorie into the grits while it was cooking. Better, but the oil would still separate in the cooked product. Not as much smell though. Third try: add the Benecalorie into just the pot of water. Do this before boiling and before adding the grits. Bring water and Benecalorie to a boil, then add the grits. Perfect. Mixes in completely. No separation. No smell. Added bonus is that the grits turn out creamier and fluffier this way too. Top with butter and you'd never know you'd just added 330 calories to your morning breakfast. She's only just begun using this product, but we are hopeful these added calories will help in her recovery. Just received our second case of this and will use it up in the salad dressing, but wanted to mention that my daughter has developed a slight intolerance to eating a full container with her grits. It doesn't make her sick, but just tends to leave her with a feeling of an upset stomach for several hours after eating her grits breakfast. At the risk of TMI, she said it doesn't give her the runs or cause her to throw up; just an uneasy and slightly queasy feeling like she's eaten something too oily or rich. She used to have an entire container mixed into her breakfast grits, and she said by afternoon, she feels "normal" again. She will continue to mix it into her favorite salad dressing, but has discontinued having it with her morning bowl of grits.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stop Complaining
*by V***R on July 3, 2023*

Omg, Do not listen to the reviews below. You probably bought this because you need it. Benecalorie is thick and oily ok. It does not mix into liquid seamlessly but it's only a shot glass full of 330 calories. That means a lot of people who need it get what they need from it. It's not flavorless more like a little chalky or milky. Similar to a peanut buttery taste. I used it in my coffee as creamer to test it out. It's not gross, wasn't bad but more importantly, It's 330 calories! That's a life saver for some people. Yes you can drink Ensure instead but some people cannot tolerate those shakes or so much liquid. If you can, great. If we all could, this product would not exist. We would just buy Boost or Ensure. Best bet is to mix into soup, juice, potatoes, yogurt, smoothies etc. I wouldn't want it in a full glass of juice, maybe a half of cup because it's thick and the oil floats to the top. It's not the best in hot drinks cause it separates unless you drink it fast but works well in soup. We mix it into tea by adding the BC into the last quarter cup. That way my daughter, who has GI issues and is underweight but drinks most liquids except smoothies or yogurt and doesn't have an appetite at times, will not really mind the taste because she doesn't know until the end since she was drinking plain tea and the last bit is thick. You can also fill a shot glass with half BC and a liquid. Drink it two times and have them finish whatever they were drinking after to wash it down. Done. Almost like giving a dose of medicine since most complain it changes the taste of the full meal. Just don't put it in a full meal. Problem solved. Get creative. It's 330 calories. If it makes you sick and Ensure doesn't, drink that instead. It's a great option for those who have searched for something to help since it's so small and so efficient. Whining doesn't help people that need it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tiny package, HUGE amount of nutrition and calories. A blessing to people who have food intake problems.
*by L***T on March 12, 2016*

My Mom was in her final stages of Alzheimers and had started to refuse solid food. As her daughter and caregiver, I was thrown into a panic. I started to do some research to see how I was going to get nutrition into her. I found an ultra high calorie version of Boost and I found Benecalorie. I wasn't just looking for calories. I wanted nutrition. Both the Boost and Benecalorie give real nutrition, vitamins and proteins, in addition to calories. Combined, they provided close to 1000 good calories in an 8 oz drink. It was the answer to my prayers. Benecalorie has no taste, so you can add it to anything without adding any weird taste. So why only 4 stars? Well, the one problem that Benecalorie has is that it thickens whatever you combine it with to the point where you could stand a spoon up in it. Whatever you put it in becomes difficult to drink or eat. I found that if you heated it, it does liquify. So I started making hot chocolate...chocolate Boost plus Benecalorie. If you put it into food, make sure it's hot food. The thickening was the ONLY problem I had with Benecalorie....a very minor problem considering it was saving her life. Being able to get that much nutrition into my Mom gave her energy and her mental health actually improved as well. So, if you are in a situation where you or someone you love can't eat solid food, for whatever reason, Benecalorie comes to the rescue. I am so grateful to have found Benecalorie at a time when it was so critical. I understand that cancer patients also find that this product allows them to get nutrition into their diets when it's otherwise impossible. I hope that this review gets read by anyone who is as desperate as I was to find a solution to a critical problem.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Benecalorie Calorie and Protein Enhancer - Unflavored (330 Calories, 7g Protein) - 1.5 fl oz Cups, 24 Pack
- Boost Very High Calorie Vanilla Nutritional Drink – 22g Protein, 530 Nutrient Rich Calories, 8 Fl Oz (Pack of 24)
- BOOST Very High Calorie Nutritional Drink Variety Pack, 12 Count – 4 Vanilla, 4 Chocolate, 4 Strawberry – 530 Calories per 8 fl oz Bottle, Nutrient-Rich (Variety Pack)

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