Affordable Egg Protein Powder Source?

[chicagobuffedbod]

Hi, I have been looking on the net for a location to buy affordable egg protein powder. This site:

http://storesense.paradata.dxstorm.com/sportprotein/Detail.bok?no=2

makes some interesting claims. It seems cheaper than other companies. At $29.95 per 5lb it seems reasonable.

Does anyone else know where to get a better/cheaper source?

Thanks.

 

[sethsdad1]

Hi, I have been looking on the net for a location to buy affordable egg protein powder. This site:

http://storesense.paradata.dxstorm.com/sportprotein/Detail.bok?no=2

makes some interesting claims. It seems cheaper than other companies. At $29.95 per 5lb it seems reasonable.

Does anyone else know where to get a better/cheaper source?

Thanks.

Just checked the site out. Pretty awesome. If you get some, let me know how it tastes.

 

[ZGzaZ]

Hi, I have been looking on the net for a location to buy affordable egg protein powder. This site:

http://storesense.paradata.dxstorm.com/sportprotein/Detail.bok?no=2

makes some interesting claims. It seems cheaper than other companies. At $29.95 per 5lb it seems reasonable.

Does anyone else know where to get a better/cheaper source?

Thanks.

damn, thats a ridiculous deal....its 12g/tablespoon, and you get 5lbs...?!??

 

[Kabeetz]

damn, thats a ridiculous deal....its 12g/tablespoon, and you get 5lbs...?!??

Do egg protein powders offer similar quality to actually eating eggs?

 

[sethsdad1]

damn, thats a ridiculous deal....its 12g/tablespoon, and you get 5lbs...?!??

For that price I might as well just try it and check it out for myself. Will post in future...

 

[chicagobuffedbod]

You're supposed to add it to other things. I think flavor-wise it's not awful but it's not flavored like vanilla or chocolate. I figure if I take 4 TBSP I will get a good hefty serving of protein. And it has no other additives. I'll more than likely add it to fruit smoothies.

 

[sethsdad1]

You're supposed to add it to other things. I think flavor-wise it's not awful but it's not flavored like vanilla or chocolate. I figure if I take 4 TBSP I will get a good hefty serving of protein. And it has no other additives. I'll more than likely add it to fruit smoothies.

great point. kind of like the off brand protein powders. everyones had them before, you know which ones, tastes like chalk and doen't mix at all.
Great site chicago !! k to you.

 

[chicagobuffedbod]

Thanks, Seth. I simply found it by doing searches on google for egg protein powder. I'm going to order it soon. I've been so busy with projects. I'll post how it tastes when I do finally get it.

 

[bearfx]

This isn't the cheapest source, but the quality has always been great

http://store.honeyvillegrain.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=578

Costs $15/2.25 lb egg whites. 100% Freeze-dried pasteurized egg-whites.

 

[sethsdad1]

This isn't the cheapest source, but the quality has always been great

http://store.honeyvillegrain.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=578

Costs $15/2.25 lb egg whites. 100% Freeze-dried pasteurized egg-whites.

got the 5 lber from sport nutrition, same as roseacre and i just mix it in with some choc. whey and it is awesome.

the price from honeyville looks good but they give no info on the product as to how much protein...still has a nice delivery $