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To: w1andsodidwe

And a good way to store protein is in protein-drink powder. I’ve had some of it for eight or nine years, and it reconstitutes perfectly with water.

[scratches head] Can’t figure out why it’s not on the list.


40 posted on 03/02/2011 5:09:19 PM PST by TheOldLady
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To: TheOldLady

“And a good way to store protein is in protein-drink powder. I’ve had some of it for eight or nine years, and it reconstitutes perfectly with water.”

You’re absolutely right. The stuff lasts forever.....opened or not. I’d put it near the top of my list.


59 posted on 03/02/2011 6:01:02 PM PST by Electric Graffiti (Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentation of their Moonbats)
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To: TheOldLady

Some people with thyroid problems can’t eat soy products. Most protein powder is soy, isn’t it?


86 posted on 03/02/2011 7:41:52 PM PST by Twinkie ( PEACE)
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To: TheOldLady
"And a good way to store protein is in protein-drink powder. I’ve had some of it for eight or nine years, and it reconstitutes perfectly with water. [scratches head] Can’t figure out why it’s not on the list."

I ALWAYS keep it in my survival pantry. Takes up a small amount of space, and keeps for a long, long time. Mixed with water, it's palatable enough to be almost good. Add some powdered milk and you're good to go.

91 posted on 03/02/2011 8:37:20 PM PST by redhead ("I think I'm the best fish filleter in the whole third grade." --Piper Palin)
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To: TheOldLady

I do the same thing; it’s inexpensive (per meal USRDA % of protein is about $1 if you’re using the good stuff), tastes great, and is easy to store.


113 posted on 03/03/2011 6:11:54 AM PST by snowrip (Liberal? You are a socialist idiot with no rational argument.)
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