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  1. General Food and Foraging Discussion
    I've thrown out a lot of whey over the past few years, since I started making my own yogurt and straining it to make it thicker. Ran across this article about dehydrating whey and wondered if anyone has ever done it. Is it a worthwhile endeavor? http://www.ehow.com/how_8210053_dry-whey.html
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