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Foods high in protein?

tinalatina
Posts: 499 Member
So I'm starting to dabble into foods that are actually better for me. Right now I go shopping and go for the "fat free" or "low fat" labels. I know that this isnt always the case and I want to make the step to eat foods that are better for me and promote higher metabolism and weight loss.
Let's start with Protein:
What types of foods do you like that are high in Protein?? *Please keep in mind im new to this and need something with taste! LOL"
Let's start with Protein:
What types of foods do you like that are high in Protein?? *Please keep in mind im new to this and need something with taste! LOL"
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protein - meats, beans, dairy, and a bunch of other stuff I'm not thinking of.0
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So I'm starting to dabble into foods that are actually better for me. Right now I go shopping and go for the "fat free" or "low fat" labels. I know that this isnt always the case and I want to make the step to eat foods that are better for me and promote higher metabolism and weight loss.
Let's start with Protein:
What types of foods do you like that are high in Protein?? *Please keep in mind im new to this and need something with taste! LOL"
All meats with turkey, chicken and tuna being some of the highest.
Dairy, cottage cheese is a great source of protein.
Nuts, grains and granola
Beans0 -
Greek Yogurt, String Cheese, Peanut Butter, Nuts, Meats0
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beef, chicken, turkey, fish, nuts. Also things like milk and cheese have protien as well, but not a huge amount.0
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CHICKEN!!! i love chicken, it is such a versatile meat. Keep it healthy by baking & grilling0
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Eggs, fish, lean meat, protein shakes/bars (though be careful, a lot of them have a ton of sugar too), milk, almonds, lentils, beans.
Hope this helps. Protein is great, keeps you fuller for longer and helps build and maintain muscle.0 -
fish, chicken, beef, eggs, almond milk, fat free cheese, cottage cheese, greek yogurt, protein powders, turkey0
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Turkey jerky
Greek yogurt (regular yogurt too, but it has less)
Lean meats (chicken, fish, turkey)
Nuts/Peanut Butter
Egg whites
Beans
Cheese/Dairy0 -
Quinoa
Eggwhites
Beans
Peas
Fish0 -
Some of my favorites are:
Hard boiled eggs
Greek yogurt
boneless/skinless chicken breasts
almonds
granola
ground turkey (for tacos!)
smoked white turkey hot dogs0 -
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