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<blockquote data-quote="AnnieC" data-source="post: 598149"><p>I had never heard of whey protein powder before I joined the forum but looking at the recipes here I saw that some contained it so I thought I would get some. I went into a shop..not H&B.on the high street.that sold it and asked the guy serving about it and why it would be used in cooking. He said he really didn't know about it in cooking as people mostly body builders those who do weight training a lot of gym exercise and athletes had it as a drink. He said if I was thinking of using it I should be careful as used with normal meals that contained protein already it could be to much protein for the kidneys so not good and he would not recommend it so I didn't buy it</p><p>Can you tell me why it is used in some recipes here I think one was pancakes. I usually make those with ground almonds eggs and milk so what would adding whey protein do for them</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AnnieC, post: 598149"] I had never heard of whey protein powder before I joined the forum but looking at the recipes here I saw that some contained it so I thought I would get some. I went into a shop..not H&B.on the high street.that sold it and asked the guy serving about it and why it would be used in cooking. He said he really didn't know about it in cooking as people mostly body builders those who do weight training a lot of gym exercise and athletes had it as a drink. He said if I was thinking of using it I should be careful as used with normal meals that contained protein already it could be to much protein for the kidneys so not good and he would not recommend it so I didn't buy it Can you tell me why it is used in some recipes here I think one was pancakes. I usually make those with ground almonds eggs and milk so what would adding whey protein do for them [/QUOTE]
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