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Reddit mentions of Protein Plus – Peanut Flour – Gluten Free – 16 Ounces
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Reddit mentions: 6
We found 6 Reddit mentions of Protein Plus – Peanut Flour – Gluten Free – 16 Ounces. Here are the top ones.
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MULTI-USE – Our peanut flour can be used in shakes, oatmeal, baking, ice cream, yogurt, and much more!ADDS MORE FLAVOR – Workouts and workdays can get mundane, but that doesn't mean your food should, by adding peanut flour to your foods it can make those foods seem less boring!DE-FATTED – Our technology is second to none giving us the ability to produce de-fatted peanut flour particles as small as 5 microns.GREAT TASTE – Our unique process yields a more consistent grind giving you total control of your formulas and finished products. This gives you a grainy-free aftertaste and delivers a smooth, creamy consistency that enhances the taste and texture of dairy, pastry and other products.NURTIRITON INFORMATION – All our products are GMO free, gluten free, 100% vegan, Kosher certified and a great source of natural plant protein.
Specs:
| Size | 1 Pound (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 1.2566348934 Pounds |
a cheaper alternative is the Protein Plus Peanut Butter Flour available on Amazon. It also has like one less calorie per serving. And no sugar added. It's really great.
It's also on Amazon under the name Protein Plus peanut flour. Eight bucks shipped.
https://www.amazon.com/Protein-Plus-Peanut-Flour-Gluten/dp/B0052OOYO2
PB2 Has sugar added to it. What you want is plain old peanut flour
seeing as this is r/eatcheapandhealthy ... this option is a bit more cost effective
There are other kinds of protein powders besides whey, such as pea protein powder. I personally like to use peanut flour, which has 16g protein per 30g scoop (110 calories) and tastes soooo much better than most artificially sweetened powders. This one is my favorite
Peanut Flour! This is the stuff I use, I like the taste. Sometimes I think PB2, or PBFit, or whatever the new versions of those are, don't *quite* get the PB flavor, but it seems like the peanut flour is a stronger taste.
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