Carbs and Fats are cheap. Here's a Guide to getting your PROTEIN's worth. Fiber also...
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Wish i could download the spreadsheet! have to log in from home to try.2
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bump3
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Just giving this a bump so more people see it.1
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Awesome post!0
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I do admire a good spreadsheet! Well done.1
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Thank you so much1
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Great work. Thanks for sharing it.1
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time for another bump0
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Protein is cheap too if you have chickens and guns.0
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Saved a copy of your sheet if you don't mind. Amazing work. I'm shocked that sweet cherries have protein quality that surpasses some meats, but too bad they don't have enough of it to matter.0
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Time to bump this2
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Love this chart. Could use a bump.0
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Too many "how do I get protein" questions lately. This needs a bump again, IMO.2
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OK, I know this is an antiquated post by now. But you know that if you save a copy of the spreadsheet into google drive I can see all your other sheets. I see some sort of Budget on Sheet 3, a sheet called "run", and a fourth sheet called "copy_20150904". Just letting you know that there is some personal information here.0
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Time for a new bump.0
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Bump1
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Wow. Another person in the world that has a thing for Excel just like me.2
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How do I download this file? I would like to use it but it will not open other than to view......
Btw this is mmus than amazing!!!!!0 -
Bumping again- I love spreadsheets!0
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CaitiBurts wrote: »How do I download this file? I would like to use it but it will not open other than to view......
Btw this is mmus than amazing!!!!!
Or use the "save a copy" option to save to your google sheets.1 -
This looks quite impressive!! Thanks so very much!!!0
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So many "need protein" threads lately . . . must be time to bump this puppy back to the 1st page, eh?2
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Yes!!1
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andrikosDE wrote: »Below you can see the link to the Google Spreadsheet that I created containing 318 foods (as of 5th Sept. 2015) which shows the following:
Column Title Meaning
A P%Cal Rank Ranking of food by Protein Kcal / Total Cals (Highest is ranked 1st)
B Food Food Name
C Food Category 1 of 12 food categories
D Kcal Caloric content of 100g of food (EU standard)
E Protein Protein content per 100g of food (also doubles as a percentage)
F Carb Carb content per 100g of food (also doubles as a percentage)
G Fat Fat content per 100g of food (also doubles as a percentage)
H Fiber Fiber content per 100g of food (also doubles as a percentage)
I Grams Fiber/100kcal This is the fiber bang for your caloric buck information. Especially good for calorie restricted diets
J Protein Quality This info is taken from the nutritiondata.self.com site. More info here: http://nutritiondata.self.com/help/analysis-help#protein-quality
K Nutrient Completeness info
This info is taken from the nutritiondata.self.com site. More info here: http://nutritiondata.self.com/help/analysis-help#nutrient-balance-indicator
L P%Cal Percentage of how many calories of protein as compared to the total calories of the food. In essence this is the reason this spreadsheet exists.
M-U Hidden columns. They contain all the ranking of columns B-K above and are used to calculate the overall ranking of the foodlist.
V Rank of Rankings Takes all the rankings above (M-U) and averages the rankings. Highest average ranking (lowest number) is the top food based on the above criteria (Seafood, tuna) and bottom has the lowest (Food, Chocolate Dark 45-59% cacao). It doesn't mean that the bottom ranked food is "bad", it just means that it's not best bank for the buck in regards to the above criteria.
There you have it.
Have fun browsing the list.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12LrMGp8HiWl2FW-odoexKBMxeDTMUhwd4ooT6VoolJk/edit#gid=0
PS If anyone wants to add more info, please let me know and I can provide you with editing privileges.
This is such great information. Thanks3 -
@andrikosDE Not sure if you noticed this so thought I should alert you.shaneozouf wrote: »OK, I know this is an antiquated post by now. But you know that if you save a copy of the spreadsheet into google drive I can see all your other sheets. I see some sort of Budget on Sheet 3, a sheet called "run", and a fourth sheet called "copy_20150904". Just letting you know that there is some personal information here.0
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Time for a bump.2
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Thanks @amusedmonkey for the bump.
I am reading the list and remember that grains are a source of protein! What with trying to limit carbs - not on a low carb diet just trying to consume more protein proportionnally without eating meats - I completely forgot that gluten IS a protein!1 -
Another week, more protein questions on the site ==> another bump.1
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More bumping - lotsa protein questions lately.0
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