Protein

jenklausy24
jenklausy24 Posts: 10 Member
edited November 18 in Health and Weight Loss
What are good sources of protein and foods that keep you feeling full?

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  • Alyssa_Is_LosingIt
    Alyssa_Is_LosingIt Posts: 4,696 Member
    Meat, eggs, quinoa, fish, poultry, liver, whey protein, Greek yogurt.
  • SezxyStef
    SezxyStef Posts: 15,267 Member
    meat/cheese/eggs/milk/greek yogurt/whey protein/seafood/fish
  • Azexas
    Azexas Posts: 4,334 Member
    Greek Yogurt
    Beef Jerky
    Tuna
    Chicken
    Eggs
    Nuts
    Cheese
  • Docbanana2002
    Docbanana2002 Posts: 357 Member
    Beans, beans, good for your heart...
  • SezxyStef
    SezxyStef Posts: 15,267 Member
    Troutsy wrote: »
    Greek Yogurt
    Beef Jerky
    Tuna
    Chicken
    Eggs
    Nuts
    Cheese

    I am gonna say not all nuts are "good" sources...I asked once what makes it a good source and the resounding answer was this...

    1 gram of protein for every 10 calories...

    For example my greek yogurt has 100 calories...8 grams of protein...it's not bad but not great...

    Nuts tho..hmmm

    almonds for 1 oz 163 calories...6grams of protein...for a good source it should be 16grams of protein.
  • Azexas
    Azexas Posts: 4,334 Member
    SezxyStef wrote: »
    Troutsy wrote: »
    Greek Yogurt
    Beef Jerky
    Tuna
    Chicken
    Eggs
    Nuts
    Cheese

    I am gonna say not all nuts are "good" sources...I asked once what makes it a good source and the resounding answer was this...

    1 gram of protein for every 10 calories...

    For example my greek yogurt has 100 calories...8 grams of protein...it's not bad but not great...

    Nuts tho..hmmm

    almonds for 1 oz 163 calories...6grams of protein...for a good source it should be 16grams of protein.

    I'll agree they aren't a fantastic source of protein but will do in a pinch.

    Peanuts are 160 calories and 7G protein
    Cashews are 150 calories for 5G protein

    I've never really been a big almond fan

    I like the Danon Lite and fit greek yogurt. It's 80 calories but 12G of protein.

    light-and-fit-greek-blueberry-nutrition.jpg
  • jenklausy24
    jenklausy24 Posts: 10 Member
    Thank you all for the input!!
  • SezxyStef
    SezxyStef Posts: 15,267 Member
    Troutsy wrote: »
    SezxyStef wrote: »
    Troutsy wrote: »
    Greek Yogurt
    Beef Jerky
    Tuna
    Chicken
    Eggs
    Nuts
    Cheese

    I am gonna say not all nuts are "good" sources...I asked once what makes it a good source and the resounding answer was this...

    1 gram of protein for every 10 calories...

    For example my greek yogurt has 100 calories...8 grams of protein...it's not bad but not great...

    Nuts tho..hmmm

    almonds for 1 oz 163 calories...6grams of protein...for a good source it should be 16grams of protein.

    I'll agree they aren't a fantastic source of protein but will do in a pinch.

    Peanuts are 160 calories and 7G protein
    Cashews are 150 calories for 5G protein

    I've never really been a big almond fan

    I like the Danon Lite and fit greek yogurt. It's 80 calories but 12G of protein.

    light-and-fit-greek-blueberry-nutrition.jpg

    I like that yogurt too and whenever I get to the states it is bought...I live fairly close but haven't been over in a while.
  • cwolfman13
    cwolfman13 Posts: 41,865 Member
    jenklausy24 wrote: »
    What are good sources of protein and foods that keep you feeling full?

    meat, poultry, and fish are your top shelf choices. Eggs and Greek yogurt are second tier. Nuts and nut butters do have protein, but are mostly good fat sources. Legumes and lentils are a good veg source of protein, but they don't make a complete amino chain so you should have them with something that does...I eat them often, but more as a good complex carb source that happens to have a decent amount of protein.

    You could also supplement with a protein powder though I'd say they aren't very satiating.
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