Anyone have a HIGH Protein, Low Sodium Snack?

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FloraEllis
FloraEllis Posts: 5
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Looking for Lots of Protein but LOW sodium! I go over sodium really bad and I go over fat a little so I need something low in those 2 and high in protein. Also what foods are good with potassium?

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  • Tarabobera
    Tarabobera Posts: 11 Member
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    watching for replies as well.... Good question.
  • chivalryder
    chivalryder Posts: 4,391 Member
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    Cubed chicken, fried in a mix of lemon juice, paprika, salt and pepper.
  • Galatea_Stone
    Galatea_Stone Posts: 2,037 Member
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    Meat, no salt added.
  • qmmanager69
    qmmanager69 Posts: 71 Member
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    I like grilled chicken topped with fresh spinach and a little cheddar cheese. Season to taste....
  • Nojoke81
    Nojoke81 Posts: 131
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    Phd Nutrition - Diet Whey Bar Chocolate Orange

    14g protein 0 sodium
  • bravid98
    bravid98 Posts: 80 Member
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    Starkist Selects - Very Low Sodium Chunk White Albacore Tuna In Water

    Calories: 120
    Fat: 2g
    Protein: 32g
    Sodium: 70mg
  • canadjineh
    canadjineh Posts: 5,396 Member
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    Hard boiled eggs with your favorite no-salt spice on it, like anything from Epicure or even Mrs. Dash - also travels well in a purse.
  • Sur15
    Sur15 Posts: 1
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    Quinoa 1 cup uncooked: 24 g Protein, Sodium 9 mg, potassium 957 mg

    Potassium foods:
    1 tbsp Molasses - Potassium 498.4 mg
    Winter squash, cubed, 1 cup, cooked: 896 mg
    Sweet potato, medium, baked with skin: 694 mg
    Potato, medium, baked with skin: 610 mg
    White beans, canned, drained, half cup: 595 mg
    Yogurt, fat-free, 1 cup: 579 mg
    Halibut, 3 ounces, cooked: 490 mg
    100% orange juice, 8 ounces: 496 mg
    Broccoli, 1 cup, cooked: 457 mg
    Cantaloupe, cubed, 1 cup: 431 mg
    Banana, 1 medium: 422 mg
    Pork tenderloin, 3 ounces, cooked: 382 mg
    Lentils, half cup, cooked: 366 mg
    Milk, 1% low fat, 8 ounces: 366 mg
    Salmon, farmed Atlantic, 3 ounces, cooked: 326 mg
    Pistachios, shelled, 1 ounce, dry roasted: 295 mg
    Raisins, quarter cup: 250 mg
    Chicken breast, 3 ounces, cooked: 218 mg
    Tuna, light, canned, drained, 3 ounces: 201 mg

    Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
  • rachface1234
    rachface1234 Posts: 227 Member
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    Low sodium cottage cheese with 1 tbsp. unsalted roasted sunflower seeds

    1/2 cup steamed edamame

    2 oz grilled chicken

    2 oz roasted turkey (not from package) rolled up with 1 tsp mustard and handful of spinach leaves

    4 oz Plain greek yogurt, stir in 1/2 scoop protein powder and some stevia if you need extra sweetness

    Really with sodium; best bet is to prepare your own food and do as unpackaged as possible....I go over on sodium a lot too and the only way for me to get it down is to do my own food prep and not buy lunch meat or frozen food, but that's rude and hard on a busy schedule so do your best, but unless you have a huge reason for avoiding sodium, its not that big of a deal, just causes some bloating, drink the h20 :)
  • livityliv
    livityliv Posts: 110 Member
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    Greek yogurt is great-flavored or plain, whichever you prefer, has low sodium and tons of protein! I like plain with a little stevia or something to sweeten it a bit, maybe some vanilla and fresh fruit. Or the flavored ones (which can have quite a bit of sugar, depending on the variety-if that matters to you) are great to grab-n-go.
  • munkaloo01
    munkaloo01 Posts: 2
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    Quinoa with chicken.. Use Mrs dash seasoning
  • FatFreeFrolicking
    FatFreeFrolicking Posts: 4,252 Member
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    Grilled chicken
    Tuna
    Cottage cheese
    Greek yogurt
    Protein powder
    Eggs
    Fish

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