Homemade protein powder.

[Deleted member 117187]

Does anybody make their own protein powder?. Weather it be from milk products or using whole grain foods.


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[JerBear1980]

Interested as well

 

[sluggy]

Do you have a couple hundred gallons of milk available?

 

[JerBear1980]

I wondered if they just used a crap ton of milk or not

 

[rumbletumble]

Homemade Protein Powder

1/4 cup soy (Mira) powder
1/4 cup whey powder
1/4 cup almond powder
1/4 pea protein
1/2 cup egg protein
1/8 cup plain Knox gelatin powder
1/4 cup rice protein powder
2 tbsp. peanut butter
1/8 cup lecithin granules
1/2 cup raw honey
1 cup instant oatmeal
2 pints of water

 

[Deleted member 117187]

Do you have a couple hundred gallons of milk available?

Milk wasn't the only option for the post.


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[UriahSon]

I just buy bulk pure proteins from sprouts. Recently I got it at 1.99 LB.

 

[Deleted member 117187]

I just buy bulk pure proteins from sprouts. Recently I got it at 1.99 LB.

I just did the same thing at 4.99 LB

 

[UriahSon]

I just did the same thing at 4.99 LB

Its good quality at a good price! I love sprouts.
If you find one of their advertisement papers with a good price for protein, grab a ton of them. You can use expired sprouts ads to redeem for price listed at anytime. I have like 50 ads stating 1.99 protein!

 

[gh0st]

1/4 cup soy (Mira) powder
1/4 cup whey powder
1/4 cup almond powder
1/4 pea protein
1/2 cup egg protein
1/8 cup plain Knox gelatin powder
1/4 cup rice protein powder
2 tbsp. peanut butter
1/8 cup lecithin granules
1/2 cup raw honey
1 cup instant oatmeal
2 pints of water

very intersting?
How much protien (in grams) does this come out to? How does it taste and what do you mix it with? Do you make shakes? jus use water/milk?

 

[TungstenMan]

Protein powder is one of the cheapest forms of protein available. Where I live the $ per 100 grams of protein is MUCH more for milk compared to protein powder. I suppose to get a better deal you'll have to live close to a plant that sells cow's milk then buy several 100 to a couple 1,000 gallons and evaporate off the water yourself but considering the effort involved it's better just to buy the powder.

 

[thornton]

interested on how the homemade protien would taste? seems easier to just cook so chicken.

 

[Awakeningmonster]

1/4 cup soy (Mira) powder
1/4 cup whey powder
1/4 cup almond powder
1/4 pea protein
1/2 cup egg protein
1/8 cup plain Knox gelatin powder
1/4 cup rice protein powder
2 tbsp. peanut butter
1/8 cup lecithin granules
1/2 cup raw honey
1 cup instant oatmeal
2 pints of water

It will be God damn easier buy a pack of prot

 

[JD2JR]

Way to much work and time and cost it seems.

Protein powder is one of the cheapest forms of protein available. Where I live the $ per 100 grams of protein is MUCH more for milk compared to protein powder. I suppose to get a better deal you'll have to live close to a plant that sells cow's milk then buy several 100 to a couple 1,000 gallons and evaporate off the water yourself but considering the effort involved it's better just to buy the powder.

 

[arngate]

1/4 cup soy (Mira) powder
1/4 cup whey powder
1/4 cup almond powder
1/4 pea protein
1/2 cup egg protein
1/8 cup plain Knox gelatin powder
1/4 cup rice protein powder
2 tbsp. peanut butter
1/8 cup lecithin granules
1/2 cup raw honey
1 cup instant oatmeal
2 pints of water

Thanks I will try your recipe:

 

[landmarkchem.raine]

I recommend a good recipes for all bro.

Peanut Butter Protein Shake:

2 cups skim milk
2 packets (46 grams) of dry non fat milk powder
2 tablespoon of natural peanut butter
1 tablespoon honey
Nutritional Facts: 610 Calories, 16 g. Fat, 33 g. Protein

This protein shake is great if you're interested in replacing a supplemental weight-gainer.