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I need ideas for high protein, low carb/fat meals.

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  • FatFreeFrolicking
    FatFreeFrolicking Posts: 4,252 Member
    edited January 2015
    You can't eat low carb AND low fat. You need to eat high fat when you eat low carb!
  • eylesa
    eylesa Posts: 2
    For breakfast I do a protein drink with one cup of almond milk, 1 scoop of powder, and a cup of berries. Make sure you check the protein powder some are high carb high sugar. I use blubonnets.

    For lunch I do baked chicken with steamed green vegetables. Any kind on sale is what I purchase.

    Snack I have a bag of nuts, mainly almonds. Sometimes I eat celery or bell peppers or cucumbers.

    Dinner another protein shake only I use two scoops in the shake to keep me full all night.

    Good luck.
  • mjc83
    mjc83 Posts: 19
    eylesa wrote: »
    For breakfast I do a protein drink with one cup of almond milk, 1 scoop of powder, and a cup of berries. Make sure you check the protein powder some are high carb high sugar. I use blubonnets.

    For lunch I do baked chicken with steamed green vegetables. Any kind on sale is what I purchase.

    Snack I have a bag of nuts, mainly almonds. Sometimes I eat celery or bell peppers or cucumbers.

    Dinner another protein shake only I use two scoops in the shake to keep me full all night.

    Good luck.

    I may actually take that into consideration. A friend of mine does the protein shakes and recommended it.
  • reg1056
    reg1056 Posts: 1
    Wow that shakshuka looks amazing! I'm trying that - tomatoes and eggs are my favorite things but I never would think to try them together.
  • Lettuce wraps work well. I've been eating a lot of them for lunches while trying to get down to my goal weight. I've made Asian versions, taco versions etc. Using ground turkey keeps the fat down to a reasonable level, and using lettuce instead of something like tortillas reduces the carbs. You can increase the protein by adding things like beans too.
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