What is the most frequently used.....
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Greek yogurt and string cheese.0
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Chicken, pork, beef, fish, eggs and egg whites, greek yogurt, whey0
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Chicken breast, yogurt, fat free cottage cheese0
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Forgot beans, we have a bean for dinner every day0
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Noosa yogurt, 4% fat cottage cheese, eggs, and milk. And then whatever meat we are going to eat each day.0
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Chobani 100 cal greek yogurt. And peanut butter. So much PB. My husband had words with me because we had three jars in the house. One open, one on deck, and one other-nut butter. Really? I should have had FOUR. He's silly.0
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greek yogurt and / or egg whites0
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Eggs, salmon, canned tuna0
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eggs, cheap and easy:)0
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Eggs, Greek yogurt, chicken, and lately pork are pretty much always in my fridge. I have tuna but I rarely use it.0
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For protein:
Chicken
Eggs
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Greek yogurt (dannon light and fit).
Boneless, skinless chicken breast.
Special K cereal(the protein kind).0 -
Eggs, salmon, peanut butter & any kind of nut0
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eggs, tuna, grilled chicken strips0
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We have chickens, I eat eggs. We always have Smithfield no fat plain yoghurt, and pork tenderloin in the cart. Pork tenderloin is very cheap and very low fat if you broil it on a rack so the fat drips off. My son can't eat decent cheese or tofu, so don't get to eat that much
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We buy frozen perch, tilapia, and cod to make inexpensive and delicious fish chowders at least once or twice a week.0 -
Nothing different on my list. Egg whites, Greek yogurt, canned tuna, legumes + the usual chicken, fish, pork, beef. In that order.0
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EGGS0
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What food item is always in your shopping cart, because it's your most valuable, frequently used source of your protien?
Here is an excerpt from one article: "Broccoli probably isn’t the first food you think of when you’re searching for sources of protein, but it does provide protein without any fat. It’s also a rich source of vitamins A and C, and you can’t say that about most animal-based proteins. Paired with other foods that fill-in any missing amino acids, broccoli makes a healthy contribution to your daily protein requirements."
This is why it is always in my cart -- as well as the fact it is a great way to bulk up a meal and leave you full.0
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