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bowtiej
Sun, Jul-27-03, 08:54
This newby wants to know the diff between soy flour and soy protein islolate....other than the large price difference. Thanks Bow
peckish
Sun, Jul-27-03, 09:12
you might be interested this website: http://tofu.bc.ca/soy101/resources.html
According to the information there, soy protein isolate is:
...the most highly refined soy protein. Containing 90 percent protein, soy protein isolates possess the greatest amount of protein of all soy products.
... as opposed to soy flour, which:
...contains 50 percent protein as well as the dietary fiber and soluble carbohydrates from the soybean
Hope that helps you.
peckish
Sun, Jul-27-03, 09:41
(oops... posted twice)
Karen
Sun, Jul-27-03, 09:50
Kewl! I buy various products from one of the Superior tofu factories here in Vancouver.
Plain isolate is also very low in carbs - depending on the brand - and is virtually tasteless. It does have a bit of graininess if you are using it in things like shakes but is a great baking ingredient.
Here's more...
Differences between soy flour, soy protein concentrate and isolated soy protein (http://forum.lowcarber.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9493&highlight=Soy+Protein)
Karen
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