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Rea double Bicep Development
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Sunday 17 January 2010

Info and Benefits of Egg Whites!

What are egg whites?
Liquid egg whites are exactly what it say’s on the bottle, 100% pure liquid egg whites, just as if you cracked and separated them yourself at home.

For your safety and usability they have been pasteurised so as to avoid salmonella. There are no additives or preservatives, no artificial ingredients or food colourings.

Egg whites have a naturally light yellow colour to them. Egg whites are completely tasteless and odourless. Just shake up the bottle before using

What is the "Protein Benefit” of egg whites?
Egg White protein is the purest form of protein known to man in the entire world. Six eggs deliver 15 grams of pure protein, only a trace of carbohydrates, NO fat and NO cholesterol. They are 100% bio-available, which means NONE of high profile of amino acids is wasted. No artificial protein powder can make that claim. Other high protein sourced foods and supplements need to be broken down before the body absorbs the protein. All natural products have always been the recommended way to get the nutrients your body needs.

What is Salmonella?
More than 90% of all eggs are free of contamination at the time they are laid. Contamination with Salmonella bacteria and with certain spoilage organisms occurs essentially afterwards. Proper washing and sanitizing of eggs eliminates most Salmonella and spoilage organisms deposited on the shell.

1. Fluffy, creamy Egg whites recipe- Whisk 6 egg whites with 1 tablespoon of low fat cottage cheese, this gives the eggs a taste similar to frying them in butter and bulks them out a bit making them easier and tastier to eat
2. Scrambled Egg whites recipe + low fat ham / tomatoe / mushrooms fried in a non stick pan add a hot coffee and brown toast et voila! breakfast is served
3. Egg nog - 6 egg white recipe + cup of milk, teaspoon of sugar and a couple of drops of vanilla essence, sprinkle nutmeg on top after blending
4. Egg White omlete - 6 egg white + 1 yolk scramble then pour into non stick fry pan. Sprinkle tuna and low fat cheese evenly over the surface. Once the eggs start to hardedn fold the omlete in half and serve with tomatoe sauce
5. Pavlova - 20 egg whites and about 6 cups of sugar, vanilla and kiwi fruit are the main ingredients - since this sort of goes against the reason for eating egg whites I'll skip the rest of this recipe (yes it is low fat but you will get fat as mud eating this tasty Australian desert)

6. Porridge with Egg White Recipe - mix egg whites into your morning oatmeal (porridge), with a sprinkle of salt, a mashed banana, and a dash of milk on top you cannot taste the egg whites at all - courtesy of IFBB Pro Bodybuilder Peter Wall when I used to train at his family's gym
7. Large fried egg - crack 6 egg whites + 1 yolk into a pan - I then fry it as I would a normal egg - over easy, leaving the yolk runny. Then I break the yolk and spread it out over the egg white so that it gains some flavour. Maybe add tomatoe sauce.
8. Curried Egg White Sandwiches. Scramble your egg whites, pu them into a bowl when cooked. Add in some curry powder (Keens in Australia) and mix it through with a fork. Put on bread and make sandwiches - this is something we eat in Australia all the time (usually with full eggs though)
9. Egg Whites + Instant Noodles - make a batch of 2 minute noodles, then when finished add in 3 egg whites and 1 yolk, stir thoroughly, add a little tomatoe for extra flavour, close the lid and let sit for another couple of minutes then eat.
10. Egg Whites in Flavoured Milk - blend together and drink, I usually always keep one yolk

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