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Old 03-09-2004, 11:01 AM
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A lot of the sweet recepies in Sharrons book have egg protein and i notices that my brother has a huge container of egg and whey protein mix which he mixes into his juice everyday and was wondering if i could just use his instead of buying my own...ha!
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Old 03-09-2004, 03:57 PM
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Is it egg protein or milk and egg protein? Because I had to go buy some too. There were some discussions about what exactly this is, maybe you can search for it.
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Old 03-10-2004, 07:01 AM
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yeah it's milk and egg protein, i just thought that egg protein was separate from the milk? Don't know how to find that old post, if any of you know please let me know. Thanks much.
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milk and egg protein is one thing... you can buy it at Trader Joes, or online. I think maggie knows a little more about other places to get it than i do,.
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Is it a refriderator item or powder?. If it's powder i'm sure Gnc or the vitamine shop will carry it.
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Found a link at the Gnc website, don't know if it's the right product.

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it should be just plain milk and egg protein, not refridgerated. this is the sort of thing that i mean.

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Lissette,

I was trying to answer this last night, but got kicked off the board before I could post.

It is a powdered product, and does not require refrigeration.

That stuff at GNC is NOT what you're looking for. It is 20 gms per serving!

If you have a Trader Joe's near you, they'll have it. If you can't get it locally, you can get it on line, as I have to do. Here's a link to an acceptable, low carb, milk & egg protein product. Milk & Egg Protein

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