High Protein Snacks?
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lichic25
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Hi Everyone,
I recently started half marathon training and my trainer recommended I increase my protein intake. I don't eat eggs so i'm looking for some suggestions on high protein snacks to reach my goal.
Thanks!
I recently started half marathon training and my trainer recommended I increase my protein intake. I don't eat eggs so i'm looking for some suggestions on high protein snacks to reach my goal.
Thanks!
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do you eat meat? what is your goal protein for the day?0
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beef jerky0
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Yoghurt; I like using a higher protein thick natural yoghurt (Quark based) then adding protein powder for more protein, flavour and sweetness1
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biltong!
Just discovered the stuff and it is tasty and soooo many flavours. 35g can be around 70 cals and 15-18g protein0 -
meat can be a snack if you enjoy it. Small portion of chicken or turkey.
i make home made protein bars which are lower cal/sugar than most stuff you buy. You can also add protein powder to yogurt to really up the protein.
I like some of these products as well https://simplyprotein.com/
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cottage cheese, yogurt, tuna, beans, peas0
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shrimp with cocktail sauce (made from reduced sugar ketchup)
cottage cheese
beef/turkey jerky
edamame
deli meat/string cheese rollups
tuna pouches
Greek yogurt0 -
Dannon Light and Fit Greek Yogurt
Premier Protein Shakes <amazing + 30 g of protein
Slim Jims
Sunflower Seeds
Peanuts
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Greek Yogurt (I prefer whole milk)
String Cheese (not the light). Two sticks has 16g protein and practically no carbs.
If you really need protein, I mix protein powder in the greek yogurt (I do this if it's a meal, sometimes it's breakfast, or pre/post workout if I want). Beware, some powders do not mix well and are nasty. I use Integrated Supplements Whey Isolate and the vanilla is great in yogurt. It dissolves better in yogurt than it does in liquid.1 -
Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, canned tuna, cocktail shrimp, jerky, turkey sticks, deli meat, cheese, protein shakes, edemame, protein bars1
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Sardines in spring water0
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Steak0
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I second tuna. A regular can of tuna, light meat in water, has 20 grams of protein with no carbs and only one gram of day for 90 calories. I use it as an easy way to add protein without "using up" my other macros.0
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Whey protein shakes. 20g for 100 or so calories. Drinkable with water. Very nice with whole milk if your calories allow.0
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I mix Greek yogurt, protein powder, PB2, and fiber cereal with enough milk/soy milk to get the consistency I want. I eat this for breakfast, but it could certainly be a snack.0
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