Attack Liquid egg whites

Lil_Mrs_Sunshine

Spring Challenge!

• 17 May 2011

• #1

Does anybody use liquid egg white? Where do you purchase it from?

 

soshbfly

Silver Member

• 17 May 2011

• #2

Hi LMS - there's a site (myprotein.com) that sells them as well as 6x1 litre jugs. I didn't buy but only because I begrudged spending the £5 on shipping costs (though that didn't stop me from the Amazon noodles). I used to buy these in US all the time as they're very readily available and they were great... wish I could just get them at Tesco. There is one brand that sells in shops, but not in my area. They sell them in paper pint cartons, but can't remember their company name.

 

Lil_Mrs_Sunshine

Spring Challenge!

• 17 May 2011

• #3

Two chicks?

I cant see the powdered whites being as good for making thing like omelette, how would that work?

 

soshbfly

Silver Member

• 17 May 2011

• #4

That's it! Two chicks...
And I've actually used the powdered eggwhites and mixed with one real egg and they've been fine.

 

Karen A

Full Member

• 17 May 2011

• #5

Not an egg person but, the morning Galette is made with egg whites. The best part is that it is not that eggie taste and will absorb any flavor you add to the whites.

 

Maintainer

** Chief WITCH **

• 17 May 2011

• #6

I've used the powdered egg whites you can buy in UK supermarkets - you make them up before using, which is a bit of a faff and, because they're not cheap, it's actually cheaper to buy decent eggs and "lose" the yolks. Sad but true.

 

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fitnessqueen1

Full Member

• 19 May 2011

• #7

Hi
They sell liquid egg white in Waitrose

 

Brownie_Earthquake

Full Member

• 19 May 2011

• #8

I get Two Chicks in Sainsbury's. They tend to often be out of stock though, the last time I ended up buying 4 cartons in one go! You can freeze them, too.

Powdered eggwhites are perfectly good for baking with, meringues, cakes, etc.