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Bob Evans Liquid All Whites Better N' Eggs 32 Oz
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Bob Evans Liquid All Whites Better N' Eggs 32 Oz

Bob Evans
32 oz
Available at Foodtown
25
Calories
5g
Protein
85mg
Sodium
56
Ingredients

What You Should Know

Bob Evans Liquid All Whites Better N' Eggs (32 oz) is a refrigerated, poured egg-white product that sits alongside carton eggs and other ready-to-use egg alternatives in the dairy/egg refrigerated aisle — often near liquid whole eggs, egg substitutes and sometimes tofu or dairy-free items. Shoppers reach for it on busy mornings, during meal-prep trips, or when stocking up for protein-focused diets. It’s positioned as a convenient, health-forward offering from a brand with a homestyle, farm-inspired image; Bob Evans’ marketing leans into approachable, family-friendly breakfast traditions while signaling a modern focus on lower fat and cholesterol-free options. The label highlights “liquid egg whites,” protein, and often adds implied health halos like “no cholesterol,” but it doesn’t carry organic certification and reads more like a fortified convenience product than a fresh, intact food. Ingredients include pasteurized egg whites with added stabilizers, gums, and vitamins/minerals, so while it’s made from a wholesome source, it’s been processed to extend shelf life and improve pourability. Sensory experience: a smooth, slightly viscous, bright-white liquid with a mild neutral egg aroma, easy to pour from a plastic screw-top bottle into a skillet, omelet pan, or blender. Typical rituals include quick weekday omelets, mixing into smoothies for extra protein, or using measured portions in baking and meal-prep batches. The story this product tells in American grocery culture is one of modern convenience — offering a shortcut to traditional breakfasts for people juggling time, fitness goals, or low-cholesterol diets, while borrowing the trust of a legacy brand.

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 3.0 tbsp
Servings per Container: 20
Calories25
% Daily Value*
Total Fat0g0%
Saturated Fat0g0%
Sodium85mg4%
Total Carbohydrate0g0%
Protein5g
* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

Ingredients

Egg, Whites,, Food, Starch-Modified,, Less, than, 1%, of:, Corn, Oil*,, Xanthan, Gum,, Guar, Gum,, Beta-Carotene,, Calcium, Carbonate,, Ferric, Orthophosphate, (Iron),, Tocopherols,, Alpha-Tocopherol, Acetate, (Vitamin, E),, Zinc, Sulfate,, Calcium, Pantothenate,, Riboflavin, (Vitamin, B2),, Vitamin, A, Palmitate,, Thiamine, Mononitrate, (Vitamin, B1),, Pyridoxine, Hydrochloride, (Vitamin, B6),, Vitamin, B12,, Folic, Acid,, Biotin,, Vitamin, D3., *Adds, a, Negligible, Amount, of, Fat..

Flagged Ingredients:

  • Corn Oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
No Seed Oil

Dietary Labels

This product is not vegan, is gluten-free, and is not organic.

Ultra-Processing Assessment

NOVA Score:4 / 4

Ultra-Processed

Why this score?

Contains industrially modified ingredients (modified food starch, xanthan/guar gums), added vitamins and stabilizers, and is a ready-to-use, pasteurized formulated product, consistent with ultra-processed foods.

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Common Questions about Bob Evans Liquid All Whites Better N' Eggs 32 Oz

Better N' Eggs can be a healthy choice, especially if you're looking for a low-calorie, high-protein option. With just 25 calories and 5 grams of protein per serving, it’s a great way to add some eggy goodness to your meals without a lot of extra calories. Just remember, 'healthy' can mean different things depending on your dietary needs and goals!

Perfect For

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post-workout
meal-prep-sunday

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