I misordered sweet whey instead of protein powder, and ended up with a five pound bag of the stuff. From what I can tell, sweet whey is just a half-step short of milk sugar.
Even if I wanted to fall off the low-carb bandwagon, I'm diabetic and can't.
My cats love the stuff, I found out sort of by accident, but I'm not going to give them five pounds of it.
So my question is, what do I do with it? Does it have any use for a diabetic low-carber? Or should I just offer it on freecycle and write it off as a loss?
Chak
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My cats love the stuff, I found out sort of by accident, but I'm not going to give them five pounds of it.
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So my question is, what do I do with it? Does it have any use for a diabetic low-carber? Or should I just offer it on freecycle and write it off as a loss?
That, or give it to your cats a little at a time. I don't suppose if you keep a bag of whey powder around, there's a danger that you'll suddenly binge on it one day like it's a bag of chips. :-)
Chakolate wrote: :: I misordered sweet whey instead of protein powder, and ended up with :: a five pound bag of the stuff. From what I can tell, sweet whey is :: just a half-step short of milk sugar. :: :: Even if I wanted to fall off the low-carb bandwagon, I'm diabetic and :: can't. :: :: My cats love the stuff, I found out sort of by accident, but I'm not :: going to give them five pounds of it. :: :: So my question is, what do I do with it? Does it have any use for a :: diabetic low-carber? Or should I just offer it on freecycle and :: write it off as a loss? :: :: Chak
Cut it with regular PP for you and your cats. Should lasta long long time. Or, pitch it. Or, give it to some kid.
