Jim_Junkie
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Hey just wondering are protein pancake mixes worth getting? or will the heat from the frying pan denature the protein (making it ineffective) 
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Protein Pancakes
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Christian
Active Member, June10MOTM
Hey just wondering are protein pancake mixes worth getting? or will the heat from the frying pan denature the protein (making it ineffective)
Heat denatured all protein mate.. All that means is it breAks down the more complex structure of it. It doesn't destroy it all and render it useless. I would make your self as you control what goes into to. No bad fillers ect. Add almond meal for texture..
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Iron Alliance
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For a pre-bought mix of protein pancakes the Redbak Nutrition one's aren't bad. Basically just almond meal and whey with a few other things to help with shelf life. Making a big batch yourself is easier and if you don't feel like pancakes just make it into a great meal replacement "shake" with the same ingredients.
Almond Meal (I prefer un-blanched)
Whey Protein
Whole Eggs/Whites
Milk (optional, not for me)
Bit of water
Mix all ingredients into a batter. Start with dry, wisk together liquids seperately. Add liquids to dry. Insta-batter. Cook as you would pancakes.
-Mitch.
Almond Meal (I prefer un-blanched)
Whey Protein
Whole Eggs/Whites
Milk (optional, not for me)
Bit of water
Mix all ingredients into a batter. Start with dry, wisk together liquids seperately. Add liquids to dry. Insta-batter. Cook as you would pancakes.
-Mitch.
Christian
Active Member, June10MOTM
Denver they are low carb but still high I calories so don't assume it is a "free" i food... I usually make on feel from what I recall.
100g whey
300g almond meal
4 eggs
Half cup milk
Stevia
Cacao
Cinnamon all to taste
These taste better once cooled and the next day are even better. Don't hate me I thy don't turn out becausethat is a rough guide sometimes I'll use more or less add more eggs ect.
If you don't mind the sugar 100% pure un pasteurized maple syrup is the goods.
If consistency isn't right change it around.
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