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Yes, pretty much. They're made by a process called fractionation which is basically a mill (a blender if you like) and then clever air classification and centri
by adammarples 3y ago
Yes, pretty much. They're made by a process called fractionation which is basically a mill (a blender if you like) and then clever air classification and centrifuge so that the constituent parts get separated by weight.
- fjkdlsjflkds 3y agoYup, for pea protein concentrates obtained by dry fractionation (arguably a slighly more complicated processing process than "just dried peas in a blender").