Again, 6% protein is high protein for milk. It's roughy 170% of normal. Yes that is high protein.
Now if it's no bull style of carb protein. That's a different story.
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High protein milk
Again, 6% protein is high protein for milk. It's roughy 170% of normal. Yes that is high protein.
Now if it's no bull style of carb protein. That's a different story.
Repacked
Punxsutawney resident
Haven't you heard? It's top shelf these days brah. The picture says so
100% Whey Protein Isolate
10+ flavours to choose from
Starting from $27.99/kg
No protein spiking
Sourced from New Zealand
Manufactured in Australia
Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
Haven't you heard? It's top shelf these days brah. The picture says so
100% Whey Protein Isolate
10+ flavours to choose from
Starting from $27.99/kg
No protein spiking
Sourced from New Zealand
Manufactured in Australia
I would sue if I were the other companies for false statements.
They are blended proteins and are not suppose to be 90%. If they were I'd be suss.
Kyle Aaron
Active member
You are only allowed to drink 100ml?
It won't be high carbs either. I haven't looked at the label but I expect 4% max so not much to worry about.
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Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
Skim milk powder. [MENTION=2335]Kyle Aaron[/MENTION]; swears by it. ?
Goosey
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hmmm, skim milk powder isn't so bad it would have minimal oxidized cholesterol.
i think powders have added vitamins and anti foaming agents, which aint to good in the long term i think.
I think id just steer away from processed foods as much as possible, like everything if there's fresh milk around drink it freddy
Basically everything you eat is processed. Just to what degree.
People carry on unnecessarily about processed food and without knowledge of what processed food actually is.
Kyle Aaron
Active member
Now you're hurting my feelings.
Goosey
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Repacked
Punxsutawney resident
And yes, you have said previously that even cooking is processing, but once again that's just pedantry. Suffice to say that the lower the degree of processing the better. *Cue 'so we should all be drinking milk straight from the cows teet then!'. No. Let's use common sense and stick within the realms of everyday standards and norms and food safety etc.
Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
So you would pay nearly double the price for that slight protein inctease. The extra money you pay you can just add a tablespoon on protein powder. Muuuuuuuch cheaper.
Disclaimer: Unless you buy No Bull Protein, ? then I would drink the milk. ?
Probably not, but i'm a tightarse, didn't even check the price.
Dollar milk here but at 20 litres a week between me and the kids, it adds up.
Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
Iron Maiden? Are you a teenage dirtbag?