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I was going through mt cabinets the other day and realized I have several cans of Protein powder. They are quite outdated, but sealed. I was looking at the ingredient list and nothing looks like it would spoil and I know expiration dates are necessary but a lot of time, not really all that important.
However, the first ingredient is soy protein but there are whey isolates, as well, and a goodly amount of protein per scoop. If I were vegan, I would have to choose the soy and am wondering if I should use these along with the whey that I plan on buying.
I do not mind the outdated part. I am wondering if you would use both whey and soy protein. Money is a BIG factor here.
Blessings.
Lynn