Pasteurized protein powder 100 g

CHF8.50
VAT included
002909

What do I do with the yolk if I only need the egg white? The egg yolk is too good to throw away, so we have a natural alternative to fresh egg white for your delicacies. Pasteurized egg white powder is mixed with water and can then be used like fresh egg white and whipped to a stiff foam, for example. Add 1 part of powder to 5 parts of cold water and mix. 5 g of powder and 25 g of water equals one egg white.

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Product Details

Data sheet

Weight
100 g
Country of production
Netherlands
Ingredients
CHICKEN DRY PROTEIN
Certifications
Floor husbandry, from KAT certified farms
Stock note
Cool and dry at approx. 18°C
Product Lactose Free
Yes
Product suitable for vegetarians
Yes
Product Gluten Free
Yes
Product Vegan
No
Product is kosher certified
No
Product is halal certified
No
Description

Pasteurized protein powder 100 g

Do you have just no more fresh eggs in the house or you do not know what to do with the egg yolk? Then the egg white powder is a welcome alternative to the fresh egg white. You can easily mix this protein powder with water and use it like a fresh egg white. It can be easily mixed into the mass, heated or beaten until stiff. The beaten egg white will even be a bit more stable than it would be with fresh egg white. Another great advantage is that the pasteurized powder guarantees that no salmonella will get into your treats, for example egg white icing, which is usually made with raw egg white.


Pasteurized protein powder - Simple, yet bombproof and environmentally friendly

Protein powder must be mixed briefly with a little water at the beginning. As a substitute for a fresh protein, use 5 g of powder. Then add five times as much water, which would be 25 g in this case. Mix the powder well with a small whisk and let the mixture stand for about 15-20 minutes. This will dissolve all the powder lumps. Then stir again briefly and the egg white can be used again.

The egg whites can be beaten very stiffly with a hand mixer. For a particularly stable beaten egg white, for example for macarons, let sugar trickle in while beating. You can also add powdered sugar to the mixture and beat it to a creamy consistency to create an egg white frosting. You can use it to decorate cookies, cupcakes, muffins or cakes.


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Nutrition facts / 100 g

Energiewert in kJ 1600 kJ
Energiewert in kcal 381 kcal
Fett 0.00 g
   davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 0.00 g
Protein/ Eiweiss 84.00 g
Salz 0.00 g
Kohlenhydrate 0.00 g
   davon Zucker 0.00 g
Ballaststoffe 0.00 g

Allergen information

Material designation
Dry protein
Cereals and cereal products containing gluten
Does not contain
Crustaceans and crustacean products
Does not contain
Eggs and egg products
Contains
Fish and fish products
Does not contain
Peanuts and peanut products
Does not contain
Soy and soy products
Does not contain
Nuts and nut products
Does not contain
Milk and milk products
Does not contain
Celery and celery products
Does not contain
Mustard and mustard products
Does not contain
Sesame seeds and sesame seed products
Does not contain
Sulfur dioxide and sulfites
Does not contain
Lupine and lupine products
Does not contain
Molluscs and mollusc products
Does not contain
Milk sugar (lactose)
Does not contain