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and I would add "5) Higher density of nutrients" I can't imagine how many peas you'd have to eat to get the same amount of protein that you would with the pow
by alfonsodev 7y ago
and I would add "5) Higher density of nutrients"
I can't imagine how many peas you'd have to eat to get the same amount of protein that you would with the powder solution.
- HeadsUpHigh 7y agoYou get more protein but you get less of everything else. What do you replace that with? For example it appears that peas have a decent amount of vit K in them. Also what do you do with the carbs taken out? Do you replace them with sugar? Because that's an inferior source. Or do you just add sugar to the powder in the first place to make it's taste bearable?
- gamblor956 7y agoPea (powder) protein is intended for supplementing protein, not carbs. If you wanted carbs you'd just eat the peas.