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Does anyone know where powdered egg whites can be purchased in Toronto? The only dry egg white product I can find at the supermarket is meringue mix, but that's loaded with sugar (and who knows what else). I tried a few local health food stores, but came up bare as well. If anyone can point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.
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Interesting. After I did some googling after my first post. The only reason to use powered egg whites is for cooking or "because it is pasteurized, can be used safely without cooking or baking it".
Have you checked your local Bulk Barn store? |
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I think I spend too much time reading posts in these forums, but I remembered this powdered egg post over the weekend while I was shopping.
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I found an egg substitute mix in the organic food section at Fortino's. I think it's meant for people who are allergic to eggs. I didn't get the brand of the dry egg substitute, but it's on the same shelf as "gluten-free" products. You might want to try a big supermarket for dry egg mix because they stock a wider selection of products. (I often get frustrated at Food Basics because they don't have what I'm looking for. too basic!)I hope that helps! |
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Find some egg protein powder from a bodybuilding supplements store. It's essentially powdered egg whites (isolate, maybe) and mixes great in milk shakes. Egg white protein has dropped in popularity in recent years due to the increasing use of whey protein, but there's little practical difference between the two.
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What about tuna? I just eat it straight from the can, $.59 a can for 30 grams of protein. Not as convenient as whey, but cheap.
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