LA Weight Loss - Difference between Egg Beaters and Egg Break Free

I got up this am to make myself an omlette and discovered what I bought was Egg Break Free and not Egg Beaters...I hope they are closely similar...I am unsure as I have never bought Egg Beaters in the past and I see that Egg Break Free is not on my list of proteins...any thoughts?

I have never heard of Egg Break Free, but if it is an egg substitute or egg white product, then it should be OK. Maybe one of your fellow Canadians can ring in on this?

Thanks Cassi...I am hoping that someone can help me...I was going to compare labels but of course the grocery store that I was at didn't have any egg beaters...I seen Egg Creations and the Eggs Break Free...the only difference that I could see was that Egg Creations were cholesterol free and the Eggs Break Free were 80% less cholesterol...this is a whole new learning process for me and I really don't want to mess things up....
Also, I know that you and another gal had said that egg beaters were unlimited but in my LAWL book it says 3/4 cup is equal to one protein in both egg beaters and egg substitutes...am I reading it wrong??

Egg beaters are unlimited in the sense that you don't have to limit your intake during the week like with real eggs.

Real eggs are limited to six per week. And three eggs is a protein, so you could have eggs for your protein only twice per week. Egg beaters you could have every day.

I found out some info...here goes...
Main Benefits of Naturegg Break Free
(50 g serving equivalent in volume to 1 large egg)
• 80% fat and cholesterol reduced compared to regular whole eggs
• Good source of high quality protein
• Low fat: Only 1 g of fat per 50 g serving
• Source of many vitamins and minerals
• Same taste and baking properties as whole egg with less fat & cholesterol
• All natural Ingredients
• Kosher approved
• Pasteurized for safety
• Just 35 calories per 50 g serving
• Premium quality and freshness
• Ready to use in a convenient liquid format

Conversion Information
50ml or 3.3 tablespoons replaces 1 egg

Calories in Egg Beaters

Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1/4 cup (61.0 g)

Amount Per Serving
Calories
30
Calories from Fat
0
% Daily Value*
Total Fat
0.0g
0%
Cholesterol
0mg
0%
Sodium
115mg
5%
Total Carbohydrates
1.0g
0%
Protein
6.0g

Nutritional Analysis
Nutrition Grade
100% confidence


B- Good points
No cholesterol
No saturated fat
No sugar
Very high in protein
Bad points
High in sodium

For me personally-I figure tht egg substitutes are pretty comparable. I actually don't use eggbeaters cuz they are most expensive-I use the "other" brand that fred meyer carries. But I always say that I use eggbeaters-you know what I mean.

At any rate-the differences aren't enough to stress over;)

I'm Canadian and Egg Break Free is just another brand of egg white substitues that are on the market here they are a comparable product to Egg Beaters. Egg Beaters is a trademark name.

Thanks Shannon...having a Canadian perspective on this helps!

I have bought Breakfree before, but only once becuase of the price LOL. I stick to egg whites