[elgallotapout]

Has anyone tried the liquid egg whites. It sounds like a good deal and they aren't very expensive. Check them out at www.eggwhitesint.com I just want to know if they taste bad or not.

[Poobah]

I like them... Buy them at Costco.. very cost effective..

Practically all protein.

this morning for breakfast I scrambled up a whole carton or the equivlent of 16 egg whites, and ate it 100% whole wheat toast.

Hmmmm good.

You don't have to buy that stuff... unless of course the price is right.. all it is.. as far as I can tell is pure 100% pasturized egg whites.. same thing you find at the grocery store. Or costco in my case.

[elgallotapout]

I dont have a cosco around me, so I will try Sams, I am sure that they have it. What brand do you use?

[natedogg]

Originally Posted by elgallotapout

I dont have a cosco around me, so I will try Sams, I am sure that they have it. What brand do you use?

I haven't seen this at the Sams I go to. Either that or I'm not looking hard enough.

[Poobah]

I can't remember for sure..

it comes 3 cartons at a time.. each carton is 2 cups.

costs me less then 4 bucks canadian for all 3 cartons.

I think its called "Just egg whites" or "100% egg whits" or "simply egg whites"

You can find them in single cartons in the grocery store.. but it will cost you twice is much.. from my experience.

p.s. I buy my 1% cottage cheese at Costco too.

[Sticks]

I just buy regular eggs and seperate the yolks. It's definately cheaper, I shop at sam's and an 18 pack of eggs is like $1. If cost isn't an issue and you're looking for convenience then go w/the prepackaged whites.

I haven't checked out costco in a while and need to. Sam's doesn't have anything better then 2% cottage cheese. Sounds like the egg whites might be cheaper at costco as well.

[Zero Tolerance]

I use Egg Starts by Kirkland (at Costco). 0 grams of cholesterol and fat with 6 grams of protein, per serving.. And they're very inexpensive compared to the kind you get at your local grocery store...

[StuckeyBoss]

Yes, I use those egg whites from egg whites international. Good stuff and high quality.

[houseman]

Originally Posted by Poobah

I can't remember for sure..

it comes 3 cartons at a time.. each carton is 2 cups.

costs me less then 4 bucks canadian for all 3 cartons.

I think its called "Just egg whites" or "100% egg whits" or "simply egg whites"

You can find them in single cartons in the grocery store.. but it will cost you twice is much.. from my experience.

p.s. I buy my 1% cottage cheese at Costco too.

Us Canucks get the eggwhites from Costco

Been getting them for 2 years now. Cheap like borscht!

I buy the Egg Beaters from either Sams or usually from BJ's.....

[SJA]

I buy mine in a 5 gallon bucket at a local bakery supply warehouse. Costs $15 for 5 gallons (30 pounds).

[Poobah]

Originally Posted by SJA

I buy mine in a 5 gallon bucket at a local bakery supply warehouse. Costs $15 for 5 gallons (30 pounds).

That's the way to go.. but can you eat that much before they go bad?

[Pfunk47]

Gordons food service - GFS, if one is around you $20 for 6 1/2 gallon containers - 80 servings each - 4 servings a cup. Easiest solution I've found yet, you can free the remaining 5 while your using one. any wholesale place for bakery's should carry them, or something similiar.

[SJA]

Originally Posted by Poobah

That's the way to go.. but can you eat that much before they go bad?

You just put them in separate containers and freeze them silly

[bullydog]

I've bought the egg whites from eggwhitesint once before and they're nice, but not special enough to stop me from just going to a local store now and getting some Eggbeaters.

[Cuffs]

Originally Posted by SJA

I buy mine in a 5 gallon bucket at a local bakery supply warehouse. Costs $15 for 5 gallons (30 pounds).

Now, that's the way to go. I wish I had a nearby place where I could do that.

[Grassroots082]

Originally Posted by Pfunk47

Gordons food service - GFS, if one is around you $20 for 6 1/2 gallon containers - 80 servings each - 4 servings a cup. Easiest solution I've found yet, you can free the remaining 5 while your using one. any wholesale place for bakery's should carry them, or something similiar.

Bah, you got my hopes up.

http://gfs.know-where.com/gfs/

I guess if your not at the great lakes AND OR the 3 locations in FL (I especially like the one in KEY WEST) then your S.O.L.

[SJA]

Originally Posted by Cuffs

Now, that's the way to go. I wish I had a nearby place where I could do that.

Just Froogle it. You may be surprised. If not, you could try to hit up a local bakery and find out where they get them. Maybe they'll even sell you some.