Description
Size:2.2 Pound (Pack of 1)
Egg White Protein is derived from the albumin of the egg, which is the transparent portion of an uncooked egg. The albumin contains the highest concentration of protein inside the egg. This protein powder has less carbohydrates than whey and contains almost no fat. It also offers 24 g of protein per serving, which is similar to whey and other proteins, except egg white protein contains no lactose or soy and may be easier on the stomach for some people. It may support the muscles and aid recovery after anaerobic exercise.* It also helps maintain weight in individuals when in conjunction with diet and exercise.*
| Ingredients | Egg White Protein Powder |
| Flavor | Unflavored |
| Brand | BulkSupplements |
| Item Weight | 1000 Grams |
| Allergen Information | Lactose Free, Soy Free |
About this item
- рџ’Є SUPPORT MUSCLES* – Egg white protein contains all the essential amino acids, which your body cannot produce on its own. This makes it a complete protein source that can help build and repair muscles.*
- рџ©№ EXERCISE RECOVERY – The egg white powder is low in fat and carbohydrates, making it ideal for exercise recovery after a strenuous workout.* It also contains no lactose or soy, so people with sensitivities to these ingredients may find egg white protein easier to digest than other proteins.
- 🥩 KETO FRIENDLY – Egg white powder is low in carbohydrates, so it’s perfect for anyone following the ketogenic diet plan. In addition to being high in protein, egg white powder is beneficial for everyone because it is low in sugar.
- вљ–пёЏ WEIGHT LOSS – While you’ll want to watch your overall calorie intake when trying to lose weight, consuming more protein can help you feel fuller longer between meals and prevent snacking on unhealthy foods as well as reduce cravings for sweets and junk food.*
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Questions and answers of the customers
- A No. The country of origin is USA.
- A Hello,This is pure Egg White Protein, this product does not contain any added ingredients.
- A The package doesn't state. It just says egg white protein powder.
- A Package label states: Ingredients: egg white protein powder Free Of: Added sugar, soy, milk, yeast, or additives. But I'm just a consumer of the product and not the manufacturer. I have corn and malt allergies. That's what got me in to this product. I've been through a couple bags of it and really enjoy it.
- Q Any information about the source of the eggs? For example, are they non-gmo? free-range? anything?A The only thing it says is that it is egg white protein powder, free of sugar,soy,milk or yeast or additives. Manufactured to GMP standards and from the USA. Nothing about the source. Sorry I couldn't be more help
- A On the back label it tells you the protein content per gram so an average egg white is about 3-3.5 grams of protein .
- A No scoop just use measuring spoons
- A Ask Amazon or the seller. Contact information is on your orders page.
- A From the manufacturer's website:The shelf life is as long as the expiration date. Our products typically have a two year expiration date. After opening, if kept in a cool, dry, and dark place the product will last as long as the expiration date.
- A Please contact our customer service directly for the amino acid profile sheet :)
- A the leucine content in this is 7 grams.
- A Since men have started farming they have been selectively breeding bothanimals and crops. Nothing that you consume today is the same as what you would have eaten 2000 years ago. People need to quit buying into the "non-GMO" marketing as it's just a marketing ploy.
- A No. It's not an egg flavor. It is a mild neutral flavor that you may not even notice. I think I notice it because I know it's there. My daughter has no idea that I add protein to her smoothies now.
- A Yes I make mine with Almond milk, ice cubes and frozen fruit in the blender on the milkshake setting. It comes out very well and is tasty.
- A It does clump. . I use this for a bedtime pudding (in lieu of casein), and whisk the heck out of it with only a little bit of water/coconut milk. Starting with a little bit of liquid and then adding more seems to help. I also use the powder in a protein smoothie - and a lot - 1/3 cup in one smoothie and no issue that way. For a workout shake, which sounds like what you are doing, I use the real deal liquid egg whites, because I only made that mistake with the powder once.
- A I don't believe so. I haven't seen it marketed / advertised as organic. I wouldn't count on it being organic.
- A Eggs do not contain gluten.
- A I don’t think it would go well in coffee. Unless you already mixed it up in cold water. I do use a premier protein liquid in my coffee.
- A No, this can not be reconstituted but it can be added to recipies in its powdered form.
- A This product is lactose free. I have made smoothies & cooked with this egg white protein. My husband is lactose intolerant & so I can say it’s truly safe. He enjoys smoothies that have this whipped texture ( frothy) it is the best!!
- A This Egg White is spray dried.
- A This product is sourced from USA
