Vilgain 87% Baking Protein
Questions
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Lenk
4 days ago
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what happens if I replace with protein, say 50-70%
Jiří
4 days ago
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Hello, Start substituting about 25-30% flour and test for taste and texture. If you decide to go up to 50-70%, be sure to adjust the liquid ratio as well - add a little more milk, oil, banana or yogurt to keep the pastry soft. Have a nice day.
Dana
18 days ago
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Hello, is this protein sweetened??
Jiří
18 days ago
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Hello, Vilgain Baking Protein is not sweetened - it is a pure protein concentrate. Thank you and have a nice day.
Martina
2 months ago
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Hello,Could I ask for a recipe for muffins with cream?Thank you😉
Valentýna
2 months ago
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Hello, we have contacted your e-mail. Thank you and have a nice day! 😊
Dominique
2 months ago
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What is the amino acid profile like?
Jiří
2 months ago
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Hello,
we've contacted you by email.
Thank you. Have a nice day.
Jiří
2 months ago
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Hello,
We have contacted you by e-mail.
Thank you very much. Have a nice day.
Lucie
2 months ago
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Can I also use a normal protein for baking?Or what is the difference between this and the classic one for drinking?
Jiří
2 months ago
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Hello, Vilgain 81% Baking Protein is specifically designed for use in baking and cooking. Its formulation is optimized to withstand higher temperatures and ensure the desired texture and flavor of the resulting dishes. Conventional protein powders, designed primarily for beverage preparation, can lose their nutritional properties when exposed to high temperatures during baking and negatively affect the consistency or taste of the food. This product is designed to retain its nutritional values even during heat processing and provide optimal results in your recipes.Thank you, have a nice day.
Tereza
3 months ago
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Hello, after a normal protein I have a bloated belly and it is hard to digest the protein. Is this one easy to digest?
Thank you very much
Darina
3 months ago
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Hello, a bloated belly after taking milk protein can be caused by lactose intolerance or milk allergy. If this is the cause of the problem, then taking baking protein will have the same effect. If the cause of the digestive problems is different (e.g. reaction to sweetener, flavouring etc.) then taking baking protein is fine. Thank you, have a nice day! :-)
Silke
4 months ago
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Hello, can the baking protein also be used for cooking sauces? Or only for baking?
Thank you very much!
Kateřina
4 months ago
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Hello, for these purposes we recommend the use of https://vilgain.de/vilgain-81-backprotein/2x40865 Have a nice day,
Ivana
6 months ago
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Hello, is this protein also suitable for children?
Karolína
6 months ago
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Hello, yes it is :-)
Karolína
6 months ago
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Hello, yes it is :-)
Petra
7 months ago
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Hello, I am very interested in this product and I wonder if it could also be used to replace some of the flour in baking Christmas cakes or Christmas cookies - or is it only suitable for muffins, buns and fritters?
Kateřina
5 months ago
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Hello, the product can also be used to replace part of the flour when baking Christmas cookies. We recommend replacing 15-25% of the flour that would otherwise go into the candy. Have a nice day.
Lenka
11 months ago
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Hello. I understand that this protein is flavorless and especially sugar-free...so can I use it for baking savory pastries? Thank you in advance for the answer.
Kateřina
11 months ago
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Hi Lenka, thank you for asking. It's true, you can use the protein in baking savoury pastries :-). Have a nice day.