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[Dazed and Confused]

I make cheese and have alot of whey left over. In fact I've got more than I can actually use. I freeze it and try to use it up but I've still got several bottles of the stuff. You can drink it, make a shake, cook with it, whatever...
I'll give it to you for free if you come pick it up. No need to spend 90,000 won for the stuff in a can.

[korealover]

[Dazed and Confused]

email sent.

[RainCleans]

If you wind up with any extra in the future, I'd be willing to pick some up as well rcpma2011 at gmail

[korealover]

[Dazed and Confused]

At the moment he makes cheese almost every morning and sometimes during the week. Sunday evenings are the best time to pick it up. I can send you a message.

[Dazed and Confused]

[quote="RainCleans"]If you wind up with any extra in the future, I'd be willing to pick some up as well rcpma2011 at gmail[/quote]

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[sadguy]

just to let you guys know.... raw liquid whey has very little protein content. only 2g per cup. so unless you're using it for something else, i'd skip on drinking raw whey as a source of protein

http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/dairy-and-egg-products/102/2

[Dazed and Confused]

Sadguy you are right but a gallon of whey is 16 cups. That's 8 grams of protien which is a good supplement for people like me who aren't body builders. But even for body builders they could cut down on the amount of processed powder they are using. Plus whey had many other vitamins. You can even feed it to your cat or dog. They love it! It gives them shiney coats.

[weso1]

[dgove]

lol at the guy saying to drink a gallon of that. Drink a large glass of milk, that's about equivalent to a gallon of that stuff