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Posted by LeeLovesToCook LeeLovesToCook on 07/29/2009 07:10 PM

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I found this protein powder in the local gluten-free store.  I use it in shakes and waffles or pancakes.

It is free of the following: dairy, soy, animal,  gluten, GMO.  The sodium is a little higher that I would like; 360mg per serving.  It has 21 grams of protein.   I have used whey based protein powders in the past.

 

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5 spoons!   LeeLovesToCook by LeeLovesToCook on 07/29/2009 07:11 PM

If you like to use plant based protein powders, this is another brand

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