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I need more protein

karris43
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I don't eat meat and I need more protein and less carbs. I've just adjusted my goals so if you look at my food diary you will see that I eat a lot of carbs but still stay under my (eating back exercise) calories.
Could anyone suggest great sources of protein that are not meat please? I read that milk was a good source of protein but when I test logged it earlier no protein showed up?
Could anyone suggest great sources of protein that are not meat please? I read that milk was a good source of protein but when I test logged it earlier no protein showed up?
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Cottage cheese and Greek Yogurt. Quinoa (even though a grain, it's still pretty high in protein)...
I've converted to an Almond Milk drinker (I was a big milk drinker before, but I was never wild about Skim). It's low in calories (I like the unsweetened Vanilla version) and has some protein.0 -
Check the nutrition facts on the milk bottle, sometimes the MFP entries arent correct. If you would like u can purchase a Whey Protein Isolate powder, very low in carbs and fat. make sure its an isolate tho0
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I am in the same position so am gonna lurke and see what advice you get. I eat fish but not meat. I am aiming for 100g of protein a day but dont even get half way.
I have added more Quorn to my diet and have ordered some almonds in my Tesco shop0 -
All sorts of nuts pack alot of protein as well, but that will bring ur fat count high as well. Cottage cheese is a good source too, and if u do eat fish thats great, talapia, tuna, etc.0
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There is protein in milk. You should be aware that not all of the entries in the database are complete. Some only contain calories. You may need to search through a couple of entries to find one that has complete nutritional info.
As for your original question...can you eat fish? Fish is a good source of protein. Also beans, tofu, eggs and most dairy products.0 -
Peanut butter, eggs, soy-based proteins, tofu, tempeh, cottage cheese (or low fat), greek yoghurt (or low/no fat), cheese (or low fat), fish (if you'll eat it), peas and other legumes/pulses.0
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Quest bars are my favorite protein bars. They're natural - without all of the processed additives of other protein bars that I've tried, and they're low carb and glueten free.
http://www.questproteinbar.com/0 -
Thank you very much for all your replies. I don't eat fish.
I will try some of the suggestions, thanks again.0
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