Egg Whites in Bulk

MityMax96
MityMax96 Posts: 5,778 Member
edited November 7 in Food and Nutrition
Anyone buy them in bulk?
If so, where?

The only place I might consider online would be Egg Whites International....

Just wondering if there is a cheaper option out there.

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  • LianaG1115
    LianaG1115 Posts: 453 Member
    Sam's club!! We get the double egg packs, two of them, every 2 weeks!!! OMG I think theres like 4 dozen eggs in each double pack!! OH and you separate the eggs yourself LOL
  • MityMax96
    MityMax96 Posts: 5,778 Member
    :laugh: :laugh:

    Well I want the egg whites in cartons, cause they are pasteurized.
    So I don't need to cook them.
    I can throw it in my blender and mix in my protein powder or whatever and have a shake
  • AllOutof_Bubblegum
    AllOutof_Bubblegum Posts: 3,646 Member
    I buy boxes of them at Costco, they come in 6 cartons per box. Idk if that's "bulk" enough for you, but it lasts me a couple weeks.
  • MityMax96
    MityMax96 Posts: 5,778 Member
    I buy boxes of them at Costco, they come in 6 cartons per box. Idk if that's "bulk" enough for you, but it lasts me a couple weeks.

    Will have to check there.
  • MityMax96
    MityMax96 Posts: 5,778 Member
    Do you need a membership to costco??
    I may check it out anyways...

    But where I buy my egg whites now, ~4.00/32oz, so 96oz == ~12.00
    Costco 6 pack == $9.40 for 96oz.

    So could be worth it.....
  • AllOutof_Bubblegum
    AllOutof_Bubblegum Posts: 3,646 Member
    Yes, you need a membership. But I have a kid, so we get diapers and wipes there in bulk, too. Add in bulk toilet paper, laundtry detergent, ground beef, and the fact that we get our chicken breast there at ~$2/lb, it is very worth the yearly membership cost.
  • Jessica_Eve
    Jessica_Eve Posts: 47 Member
    I've thought about trying powdered egg whites, has anyone tried these?
    (not trying to hijack I've been searchign for bulk as well) :ohwell:
  • MB_Positif
    MB_Positif Posts: 8,897 Member
    Costco membership is definitely worth it even if you only buy a few things there.
  • MityMax96
    MityMax96 Posts: 5,778 Member
    Yes, you need a membership. But I have a kid, so we get diapers and wipes there in bulk, too. Add in bulk toilet paper, laundtry detergent, ground beef, and the fact that we get our chicken breast there at ~$2/lb, it is very worth the yearly membership cost.

    Cool.
    I was thinking chicken breast in bulk as well....Lord knows I can go through some.

    And plus MB says it is worth it.....so how can I argue w/ her? :laugh: :laugh:
  • MityMax96
    MityMax96 Posts: 5,778 Member
    I've thought about trying powdered egg whites, has anyone tried these?
    (not trying to hijack I've been searchign for bulk as well) :ohwell:

    No, I have never tried egg white powder.

    I am looking at doing the egg whites for purposes to put in place of water when prep'ing for a show....and fluid intake has to be dropped.
  • MityMax96
    MityMax96 Posts: 5,778 Member
    I've thought about trying powdered egg whites, has anyone tried these?
    (not trying to hijack I've been searchign for bulk as well) :ohwell:

    Also congrats on the work.
    You look great
  • Mbierschbach
    Mbierschbach Posts: 94 Member
    Yes, you need a membership. But I have a kid, so we get diapers and wipes there in bulk, too. Add in bulk toilet paper, laundtry detergent, ground beef, and the fact that we get our chicken breast there at ~$2/lb, it is very worth the yearly membership cost.

    Cool.
    I was thinking chicken breast in bulk as well....Lord knows I can go through some.

    And plus MB says it is worth it.....so how can I argue w/ her? :laugh: :laugh:

    I buy Costco's egg whites but I also buy their chicken breasts every week. It's a 6 lb (give or take) Purdue pack of 6 individually vacuum sealed pouches - with 2 breasts each making them rougly 8 oz breasts. At $2.99/lb every day I can't find anyone in town that beats it. Whenever grocery stores do beat it it's with some gross 15% solution injected chicken breasts. There's a butcher shop chain in town that has chicken breast that approaches this price once in a while but they're those mutant chickens where literally 1 breast can exceed a pound.

    If you stick to whole foods that you regularly eat anyway and don't get sucked into their prepared junk - a Costco membership is a great deal. Great veggies, fruit, meats, grains, dried fruits, etc. Whatever you do though, don't look at the muffins. DON'T. They're mesmerizing. You WILL buy them. They are the size of your head, delicous, and leave a nice oil slick on anything that touches them.
  • MB_Positif
    MB_Positif Posts: 8,897 Member
    And plus MB says it is worth it.....so how can I argue w/ her? :laugh: :laugh:

    :heart:

    We buy the chicken as well. Some produce (they have some really good salad mixes), um....salmon, coffee (lots of coffee), etc...
  • MityMax96
    MityMax96 Posts: 5,778 Member
    Yes, you need a membership. But I have a kid, so we get diapers and wipes there in bulk, too. Add in bulk toilet paper, laundtry detergent, ground beef, and the fact that we get our chicken breast there at ~$2/lb, it is very worth the yearly membership cost.

    Cool.
    I was thinking chicken breast in bulk as well....Lord knows I can go through some.

    And plus MB says it is worth it.....so how can I argue w/ her? :laugh: :laugh:

    I buy Costco's egg whites but I also buy their chicken breasts every week. It's a 6 lb (give or take) Purdue pack of 6 individually vacuum sealed pouches - with 2 breasts each making them rougly 8 oz breasts. At $2.99/lb every day I can't find anyone in town that beats it. Whenever grocery stores do beat it it's with some gross 15% solution injected chicken breasts. There's a butcher shop chain in town that has chicken breast that approaches this price once in a while but they're those mutant chickens where literally 1 breast can exceed a pound.

    If you stick to whole foods that you regularly eat anyway and don't get sucked into their prepared junk - a Costco membership is a great deal. Great veggies, fruit, meats, grains, dried fruits, etc. Whatever you do though, don't look at the muffins. DON'T. They're mesmerizing. You WILL buy them. They are the size of your head, delicous, and leave a nice oil slick on anything that touches them.

    Yeah, that is a big reason I don't do Wal-Mart's chicken breast.
    I have done their's like twice.....
    And those things are HUGE!!!
    But they make my stomach turn....so I stopped getting theirs....something ain't right with them.
  • MityMax96
    MityMax96 Posts: 5,778 Member
    And plus MB says it is worth it.....so how can I argue w/ her? :laugh: :laugh:

    :heart:

    We buy the chicken as well. Some produce (they have some really good salad mixes), um....salmon, coffee (lots of coffee), etc...

    I will be checking it out...
    I just ordered my membership online.

    And I go by costco on Tuesday and Thursday for work, so I may just buy a cooler, and then stop in and grab my stuff, and toss it in that till I get home.
  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member

    Well I want the egg whites in cartons, cause they are pasteurized.
    So I don't need to cook them.
    I can throw it in my blender and mix in my protein powder or whatever and have a shake

    :sick:
  • MityMax96
    MityMax96 Posts: 5,778 Member

    Well I want the egg whites in cartons, cause they are pasteurized.
    So I don't need to cook them.
    I can throw it in my blender and mix in my protein powder or whatever and have a shake

    :sick:

    What??
    It's awesome, don't knock til you try.
    They have no taste, so it is like adding milk to your protein powder
    Straight protein too.
  • Snip8241
    Snip8241 Posts: 767 Member
    I buy boxes of them at Costco, they come in 6 cartons per box. Idk if that's "bulk" enough for you, but it lasts me a couple weeks.
    Definitely Costco. We keep two boxes with six cartons in the fridge at all times. I use egg whites in everything instead of whole eggs. Much less expensive than chain grocery stores.
  • astrose00
    astrose00 Posts: 754 Member
    I get them from Sam's club. I use in protein shakes and also cook. They are the perfect food.
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