portein quality of Protein enriched carb foods
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mlomago19
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Hi All,
I've been seeing a significant uptick in advertising on products that are enriched with protein. For instance, english muffins (with 7 g protein vs 3 g) cereal etc. Does anyone know if this is high quality protein that I can be counting? Or is it better for me to stick with low calorie options when I use bread/carby products?
Thanks
Michelle
I've been seeing a significant uptick in advertising on products that are enriched with protein. For instance, english muffins (with 7 g protein vs 3 g) cereal etc. Does anyone know if this is high quality protein that I can be counting? Or is it better for me to stick with low calorie options when I use bread/carby products?
Thanks
Michelle
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Hi Michelle,
I've often wondered the same thing. I think the idea is finding a good balance of both. For example, most mornings I have one serving of Special K protein cereal (dry) with one Yoplait Greek 100 vanilla yogurt. It's 23g of protein and 220 calories for my breakfast. Which I don't think is bad for one meal. I then keep in mind the carbs from the cereal for planning the rest of my meals for the day. Hope this helps...thanks for posting this topic!0