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Hey can Whey Protein still be taken after the expiration date? It says 10/04. My brother didn't want it and there is alot left, I feel its a shame to let it all go to waste. Please respond if you might have an idea. If you aren't sure please dont confuse me even more, I dont want to get sick or it be useless. Thanks.

if you dont have to worry about saving it or wasting it just use alot of it aday

I don't think it's expired in a way to make you sick if you took it. It probably has just lost some of it's efectiveness, like medicine does over time.

Expired milk...now that's another story!

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I made some and its pretty good, its powdery when dry but gets really clumpy in liquid. I might try it for a few more weeks and then dump it. Thanks for the advice.

If it's clumpy, try putting it into a blender with some milk and blend it for about 45 sec. Or, sometimes, I put a big scoop with 12-16 oz of milk into a shaker container and give it a really good rattling for about a minute. After the bubbles go down, it's perfect.

As a matter of fact, I'm gonna make one right now for my going to bed treat!

55 seconds works best for me it all depends on location though, u know the higher the more pressure there is things like that have to be factored it