Low calorie high protein

monkybonez
monkybonez Posts: 1 Member
edited December 1 in Food and Nutrition
Can anyone help with low calorie high protein snack food options ?
Nuts are one but the serving sizes are too small....

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  • myaminals
    myaminals Posts: 197 Member
    i use string cheese as one 80 calories and 7 grams of protein.
  • fangedneko
    fangedneko Posts: 133 Member
    edited May 2016
    Greek Gods nonfat greek yogurt per serving is 9 grams protein, 100 calories. Plus it's delicious.

    Not much beats chicken breast, though.
  • cecsav1
    cecsav1 Posts: 714 Member
    Tuna or a couple eggs
  • melissafawnw
    melissafawnw Posts: 67 Member
    Jerkey/epic bars, cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, string cheese.
  • Carlos_421
    Carlos_421 Posts: 5,132 Member
    Beef jerky
  • djspacecaptain
    djspacecaptain Posts: 366 Member
    Chicken breast 4oz = 14g protein
    beef jerky 1oz = 12g protein
    an egg = 7g protein
    1 scoop protein powder = 25-40g protein
    protein bar = 15-30g protein
    8oz glass of milk = 9g protein
  • shaddowstorm
    shaddowstorm Posts: 155 Member
    baked beans cheap and easy
  • RodaRose
    RodaRose Posts: 9,562 Member
    Ham slices. Cooked shrimp. Egg white muffins.
  • kommodevaran
    kommodevaran Posts: 17,890 Member
    Protein is calories so that's not gonna happen. Prelog your food, then you can make anything fit.
  • Jams009
    Jams009 Posts: 345 Member
    edited May 2016
    Nuts are high calorie, low protein in my book. Cashew nuts are 3.5g per 100cal.

    Low fat Greek yogurt is great; Some brands have 20g protein per 140 cal.

    Seitan is great; my homemade seitan is 18g per 100 cal.

    Egg whites are around 10g per 100 calories.

    Protein powders; myprotein's impact whey is 20g per 100cal.

    Cottage cheese is around 15g per 100cal
  • extra_medium
    extra_medium Posts: 1,525 Member
    monkybonez wrote: »
    Can anyone help with low calorie high protein snack food options ?
    Nuts are one but the serving sizes are too small....

    Definitely not nuts. Egg whites, chicken breast, tuna are good places to start.
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