[Nelson]

Anyone used it?
How is it?
Where can I get some?

[YellowJacket]

Egg Protein - Once deemed the "golden standard" of proteins, while this reputation has faded a bit, never count out this old school protein. Derived from...you guessed it...eggs
Benefits
*Illustrious amino acid profile
*Provides a complete protein source
*Conveinet and can be used in the making of baked goods, etc.


*Egg/Casein blend is decent to say the least, if its cheap, its a good "feeding protein" but Id just drink a couple large glasses of milk and save my money

[Biggs]

Originally posted by Nelson
Anyone used it?
How is it?
Where can I get some?

Most of the good, big online discount supp stores will carry it, or you could just buy it from Universal's site. They sell up to 30lbs I think (though priced at a few hundred dollars). I like the product tho... You should mebbe look at their Whegg as well, possibly a better choice depending on yer goals. I like Optimum's 100% Egg myself. Tastes very, very good if you're looking for other prot sources. Of course... you could always eat eggs and cottage cheese

[Nelson]

I`m looking for the most cost effective way to make a MRP.

I plan to use egg and mix it with milk.

I`m trying to decide between the following:
*ISS Research Complete Egg Albumen Power - 1fast sells 20lbs of it for $150;
*ProteinCustomizers Egg protein which is $4 per lb; &
*Univeral`s Egg & Milk protein.

But as YJ pointed out, I`d be better off just using some milk with the egg.

I think I`ll end up ordering 5-10 lbs of ProteinCustomizer`s Egg protein.

Unless someone else has a better idea.

[Supa Freek 420]

Universal's 30# sells for $162.54 w/free domestic shipping for orders over $100 at:

http://www.myvitanet.com/milandeggpro.html

[Nelson]

Have you used this before?