Is plant-based milk as protein-packed as dairy milk? | Science Project

[@Science.Buddies]

For more information on how to perform this experiment yourself, check out the materials list and written instructions here: www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project-ideas/FoodSci_p084/cooking-food-science/plant-based-milk-protein Which plant-based milk sources will you test? Let us know in the comments below.

[@melodysun4328]

hello, where can I find the protein test strips? can you please share the link? thanks!

[@User14000]

So what is the result for other milks?

[@dominiquemichaud7945]

This was interesting, but I'm disappointed that there was no results at the end. I don't know where I can find those strips, so I can't reproduce the experiment either. 😕

[@Science.Buddies]

We're a K-12 science education channel with experiments for students to do, so our videos generally show how to do the procedure but don't give away the results. All our videos will have a link in the description to more information on our website, including a materials list and where you can buy the required supplies. Sorry for any confusion, hope that helps!

[@surft]

I would guess rice milk would have the least ammount of protein based on experience. In my country, rice milk has been used as a replacement for breast milk because impoverished mothers here are unable to produce enough milk for their babies due to poverty and lack of nutrition. This has resulted in many babies with stunted growth both physically and mentally.

[@wowpros5693]

Wasted my 3 minutes and no answer.

[@Zombified2012]

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[@rickson50]

The heck you talking about dude. You should consider what you said. How it makes you look

[@Mark.Mate_1]

@@rickson50 i agree