Reply With QuoteFor some reason, I kinda thought (read somewhere) that cooking whey does lose it's value but I could be wrong. I've thought about doing that but I thought that it could be just risking it. Just IMO.
i put oats and whey in brownies...
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08-11-2006, 12:24 PM #1Registered User
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i put oats and whey in brownies...
can whey cook? lmao j.w
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well its damn good
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Are you removing the brownie mix and replacing it with whey or are you adding the whey to the mix?
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? then it would just be baked whey, it wouldnt be brownies.
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Hell with that. Just cook your brownies and drink a protein shake with it. Sounds like to much work for me! Besides I definitly wouldnt wanna ruin brownies!
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Why not? Originally Posted by FishOrCutBait
Define Brownie.
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The wpild still be brownies. The whey probably won't still have it's nutritional value. Originally Posted by FishOrCutBait
Think your wasting a whey if you don't get enough?????????
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