Question about Egg Beaters for Cash or anyone else

tsimmns

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So I've started eating the egg beaters instead of eggs and cracking to get the whites out. The question is I know you buy all your stuff in bulk. At my local Sams they sell egg beaters in bulk but just like 4 of the small cartons in a pack. There is only 10 servings in one carton and to eat 6 eggs according to the directions is pretty much 2 and a half cartons. Do they not sell them in bigger cartons or am I missing something here. Says 3 tbsp equals 1 large egg. If I eat 6 egg whites that 2 of the small cartons.
 
Edited to add, am I buying the wrong thing anyways with the egg beaters. Are these comparable to egg whites since when i cook them they are yellow. Sorry for the noob questions btw.
 
that doesn't make sense.. can you take a pic of the nutrition facts and post it??
 
Cant post a pic but he's the nut. info from back

Srvg size 3 tbsp (46g)
Srvg per cont. about 10

Amounts per serving
Calories 25
Total Fat 0g
Sat. Fat 0g
Trans fat 0g
Cholestrol 0mg
Sodium 90mg
Potassium 70mg
Total Carbs less than 1g
Dietary Fiber 0g
Sugars 0g
Protein 5g

If you need more in 3j will provide as well. The sodium looks a little high to me, but since I eat 6 egg whites maybe I'm missing something.
 
While I just found out my math was a little wrong, I still would eat about 3 carton of these egg beaters a day. 10 servings, 3tbsp in a serving which equals 1 whole egg, puts me eating 6 servings. Will try to post a pic to make sure these are in good to eat as like I said they look yellow unlike actual egg whites. These look more like eggs.
 
Cant post a pic but he's the nut. info from back

Srvg size 3 tbsp (46g)
Srvg per cont. about 10

Amounts per serving
Calories 25
Total Fat 0g
Sat. Fat 0g
Trans fat 0g
Cholestrol 0mg
Sodium 90mg
Potassium 70mg
Total Carbs less than 1g
Dietary Fiber 0g
Sugars 0g
Protein 5g

If you need more in 3j will provide as well. The sodium looks a little high to me, but since I eat 6 egg whites maybe I'm missing something.

Looks identical to my carton - the Sams Club version.

250 cals per carton 50 g protien.

16 oz in a carton - Right now I am eating one carton per day at two separate meals.
 
Cash does yours come out yellow looking though? I've never used these egg beaters but wanted to make sure. Also I get mine at Sams as well, think they come like three small cartons in a pack. Is that what you get? Also I get the Egg Beaters Original style if that makes any difference.
 
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Cash does yours come out yellow looking though? I've never used these egg beaters but wanted to make sure. Also I get mine at Sams as well, think they come like three small cartons in a pack. Is that what you get? Also I get the Egg Beaters Original style if that makes any difference.

No. Clear to slightly cloudy just like an actual egg white. They are 100% pure egg white - nothing else added.

There are 4 16 oz cartons to a pack. They run $5.98 for a pack of 4 16 oz cartons.

See pic below.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/37604346/eggs.jpg
 
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Cant post a pic but he's the nut. info from back

Srvg size 3 tbsp (46g)
Srvg per cont. about 10

Amounts per serving
Calories 25
Total Fat 0g
Sat. Fat 0g
Trans fat 0g
Cholestrol 0mg
Sodium 90mg
Potassium 70mg
Total Carbs less than 1g
Dietary Fiber 0g
Sugars 0g
Protein 5g

If you need more in 3j will provide as well. The sodium looks a little high to me, but since I eat 6 egg whites maybe I'm missing something.
yea that's 50g protein per carton
 
Not what I bought this time can't take a pic but link is below

eggbeaters.com/

The original kind.
does it specifically say liquid egg whites on it??
you might have gotten the whole egg one.. if the liquid is yellow its def the whole egg
 
Here's a picture of what I got. If these aren't acceptable I'll just have to go through these and get the right kind from further on. Can't be wasting the money right now.
 
Alright thanks the only difference I can tell is the ones I'm using and the ones cash has and the 100% liquid egg whites that egg beaters makes is 15g of sodium. Now to go and prep the weeks meals.
 
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