Is it un-denatured whey?
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I can't answer for the strawberry flavor, specifically, as I no longer have it, but assuming it's the same as the chocolate peanut butter, the container makes no mention of the words "un-denatured."
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You can not "un-denature" protein, you can only denature it. So in the process of making whey powder from milk, there has to be a heating at some time, so some denaturing will happen. The only way to get totally "un-denatured" protein is to drink raw milk. But... denatured protein still has all the amino acids that the raw protein had, the protein structure is just rearranged.Bottom line - it does not matter.
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You can not "un-denature" protein, you can only denature it. So in the process of making whey powder from milk, there has to be a heating at some time, so some denaturing will happen. The only way to get totally "un-denatured" protein is to drink raw milk. But... denatured protein still has all the amino acids that the raw protein had, the protein structure is just rearranged. Bottom line - it does not matter.
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Hypoallergenic, though doesn't state on the bottle dairy free....the pepsin contained states lactose free....no indication of dairy in active or inactive ingredients
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Mine was quite good. Never spoiled or smelled bad. I always put this one in whey protein.
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I have only used this whey in fruit smoothies which I mix in a blender. It dissolves totally with no clumping. It is very tasty. I have not used it in anything hot.
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http://designerwhey.com/about-us/faq/questions/what-is-"denaturation"-are-designer-whey-products-made-with-non-denatured-protein/If you read their above link it states that there is virtually no denatured proteins but that it is impossible to state 100% because of the temperatures used during processing (as with all items that are packaged). I would read their website fully to know all the information about this protein.
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Hi Carolyn, As far as I know, it's lactose free because it only has whey protein, but I haven't used it in a while. It has a great taste, I think it's sweetened with stevia, which is supposed to be more natural. Gina
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This product is vegan, meaning it is free of animals and animal by-products. Whey is milk derived, therefore there is no whey in this product whatsoever.
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Yes. On the side of the jar it says that it is "unpasteurized", "unfiltered", "fresh raw state." Mine doesn't look like the one pictured. Mine actually has 100% certified organic raw honey with the green and white usda organic seal on the jar. This one shown in the picture doesn't have the word raw therefore, I'm not sure. They took the time to list it on the jar I have so I would think that if it is not listed then it's not.
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I can't speak to that comparison as I've never tried the whey formula. However, I can tell you this flavor is very smooth and rich. It blends well with milk and doesn't taste chalky. I've been using it for seven months now.
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Hello Craig. ProMix does not apply any chemicals or bleach to its whey and this sometimes leads to a darker whey than most people are used to. This completely depends on the batch of milk, but there is no need to be alarmed. ProMix prides itself on using ingredients that have been minimally processed.
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I do not know. I actually ended up tossing it. Everyone has told me it is one of the best tasting wheys out there. Buy it has a strong after taste. Even if I put it in a smoothie. I just couldn't get used it. It does contain a lot of protien but it was expenive just to toss it....
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I am as concerned as you that this milk is free of what you ask, but I'm not sure so I plan to email Nestle. I do know it's a USA product or I would not buy. I like powdered milk because it does not spoil, it's great in dry form in coffee and mixes well to drink or in cereal. It meets the need better than any milk....Mr.K
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label reads: "Ingredients: Organic 100% Natural Unfiltered Whey Protein". So, I would say no sweeteners added.
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Don't really know. I used mine up in 3.5 months. It's dried whey with flavoring, can it really go bad? I think 40 years from now it will still be dried whey with flavoring.
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No, it doesn't. I cannot tolerate whey and was looking for a substitute. This is great! The label even says no whey...
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I don't think so but I think whey isolate protein does ... Don't get cookies and cream flavor it's disgusting and I can tolerate anything!
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I don't know. It does not seem to indicate that it is cold process on the can. According to the website, "Our factory is unique because it can batch process different types of whey and keep them all separate. This is what makes it possible for us to make organic cow, rBGH-free cow, and goat whey protein products. We make extensive use of heat exchange to maintain cool temperatures throughout our ultrafiltration process. Once the whey protein is concentrated, we carefully dry it to preserve its nutritive value that ensures you are getting a non-denatured source of whey protein." http://www.teraswhey.com/about-teraswhey/manufacture.html