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Protein Powder
02 March 2010 18:16
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Are whey and casein considered dairy?
Common sense says yes but i have no official world on that.
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Re:Protein Powder
02 March 2010 18:42
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Well mixed with milk. Obviously. I also though Whey was a milk form anyway? (I don't mean it's milk. But thought it consisted of milk?)
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Re:Protein Powder
02 March 2010 19:11
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It is a milk derivate (the protein of milk) therefore it is dairy. but as afar as nutrition and bodybuilding purposes I am not sure as it has no lactose and/or it is not just dried out lactose free milk.
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Re:Protein Powder
03 March 2010 14:55
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they both come from dairy products initially, but i dont really see that you need to classify them as diary.
do you have a special reason for wanting to classify them?
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Re:Protein Powder
04 March 2010 17:35
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Yes they are considered 'dairy'
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