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Protein...?

Posts: 6
edited January 1 in Food and Nutrition
I just wanted to know if there's any food out there that's low in carbs/fat but high in protein?

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  • Posts: 29 Member
    Lots of foods. Chicken is 85% protein, 15% fat and no room left in there for Carbs.
  • It's a good thing I just stocked up on chicken then! Thank you!!
  • Posts: 1,911 Member
    lean meats, eggs, several cheeses
  • Awesome thank you so much!
  • Posts: 568 Member
    Protein powder but do your research first, some are better than others. Cottage cheese, greek yogurt, fish, especially fish.

    Edit: The 5oz of fish I had for dinner had 133 cals, 0 carbs, 3 fat, and 26 protein.
  • Posts: 6,626 Member
    I like 99/1 extra lean ground turkey. It's almost pure protein. A 1.25 pound package yields 130g protein, 0g carbs, and maybe 4g of fat, if that.
  • Posts: 137 Member
    eggs :)
  • Posts: 8,399 Member
    Remember, fat =/= fat in your body. Naturally occurring fats can be excellent for you (especially the omega3s in fatty fish).
  • Posts: 20
    Fish! (If you like seafood!)
  • kangaroo
  • Posts: 5
    Greek yogurt is amazing and very high in protein.:bigsmile:
  • Posts: 6,626 Member
    kangaroo

    I have actually heard very good things about this, but I have absolutely no first hand experience with it.
  • :ohwell:
  • Posts: 114 Member

    I have actually heard very good things about this, but I have absolutely no first hand experience with it.

    Kangaroo is effing amazing. So is Camel
  • Thank you guys so much I really appreciate it!
  • Posts: 525 Member
    All of the above, plus good quality protein shakes. I use Horleys Ice Whey 36g protein 0.6g carb 0.3g fat per serve.
  • Almonds / nuts, eggs, fish, tofu, lean red meat, chicken, seeds (flax, pumpkin, etc.), legumes (kidney beans, edamame, peas, lentils, etc.), low-fat dairy.
  • Agreed, kangaroo is the business. Normal mince literally pales in comparison (not just because kanga is leaner... but beef is paler in colour). I know, I crack myself up too. :D
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