100% real liquid egg whites

Joemac9408
on 1/16/15 10:43 am - Staten Island, NY
RNY on 02/04/15 with

Anyone ever use these?  They are pasteurized so they don't need to be cooked. They claim to be tasteless and odorless. I just ordered a small thing and figured I would give them a try. They are made by egg white international if anyone wants to look them up. 

Surgery date: 2/4/15

Highest weight: 315. Pre-op diet weight: 289.  Surgery weight: 260.  Current weight: 138  Goal weight: 160 

   

Gwen M.
on 1/16/15 12:03 pm
VSG on 03/13/14

Egg yolks are pretty awesome and healthy so I'm not sure why anyone would use these!

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Joemac9408
on 1/16/15 12:24 pm - Staten Island, NY
RNY on 02/04/15 with

I would use it as extra protein.  You could throw it in protein shakes or just drink it on it's own. I love eggs and egg yolks just thought I would try something different. 

Surgery date: 2/4/15

Highest weight: 315. Pre-op diet weight: 289.  Surgery weight: 260.  Current weight: 138  Goal weight: 160 

   

hollykim
on 1/18/15 5:40 am - Nashville, TN
Revision on 03/18/15
On January 16, 2015 at 8:24 PM Pacific Time, Joemac9408 wrote:

I would use it as extra protein.  You could throw it in protein shakes or just drink it on it's own. I love eggs and egg yolks just thought I would try something different. 

most of the protein is in the yolk. The yolk and the white together form a complete protein. Either one alone is an incomplete protein and won't do you. Much good

 


          

 

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