protein suggestions

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  • mariabraceyrobinson
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    eggs (unless those are considered meat), greek yogurt, cheese, nuts, beans, protein powder.

    I can't have the eggs or dairy. Do you know of a good protein powder?

    If no dairy, then I guess that means no whey either? Maybe look for a vegan protein powder. I hear hemp is pretty good. The only vegan powder I've tried was made with brown rice and it was very gritty. I don't recommend it.

    ok. thanks.
  • mariabraceyrobinson
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    Oh you have protein malnourishment?
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    No. I'm fasting for 21 days so no meat. I can't have fish for every meal. LOL
  • mariabraceyrobinson
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    I suggest Hemp Protein Powder, beans and brown rice if you are going vegan for the fast.

    thanks. I'll look for it.
  • mariabraceyrobinson
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    Quinoa is a grain and has good protein, about 8 grams for 1 cup. I prep mine like a rice subsititute.... Nuts have great protien and nut butters, almond and peanut. Get apples or celery and dip them in almond butter. Alsoeat raw almonds are good snacks... I eat them all the time.

    thanks for the suggetion. I'll look for it.
  • EmilyOfTheSun
    EmilyOfTheSun Posts: 1,548 Member
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    Morningstar Farms veggie sausage patties.
    80 calories and ten grams of protein
  • SpecialKitty7
    SpecialKitty7 Posts: 678 Member
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    edamame is pretty protein heavy. Half a cup is 6g.
  • mariabraceyrobinson
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    Some of my staples are:

    Greek yogurt
    Low Fat cottage cheese
    Cheese sticks
    Beans
    Nuts/peanut butter
    protien powder (I use Dynamize)
    Protien bars
    eggs

    Hope that helps you

    I can't have 1/2 the things on the list, but thanks for the suggetions. No dairy or animal byproducts.
  • mariabraceyrobinson
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    Morningstar Farms veggie sausage patties.
    80 calories and ten grams of protein

    thanks. i'll look out for them.
  • themutineer
    themutineer Posts: 117 Member
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    Vegan proteins - nuts, beans, legumes, seeds (especially flax and chia)

    For a nutrient-dense vegan protein powder, go with a pea/rice protein isolate like LifeTime Fitness' VeganMax or Whole Foods VegaOne.
  • BillRicks1
    BillRicks1 Posts: 473 Member
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    A good soy, rice or pea based protein should work for you.