
The Protein Powder That Actually Bakes Well
Most whey scorches and dries out in the oven because of its additives. Single-ingredient concentrate behaves like flour. Three recipes prove it.
May 10, 2026
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Protein powder in a cake is a structural problem before it is a flavour one. Whey holds water, then gives it all up at temperature, which is why a high-isolate powder turns a muffin into a sponge you could sand a floor with.
These posts cover what to reach for and what to do with it — the powders that stay tender through an oven, the ratio that stops things drying out, and the recipes we have tested enough times to publish.
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