How do YOU get your protein?
DietPep1978
Posts: 202
Just looking for some ideas!
Thank you!
Thank you!
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omelets for breakfast with turkey sausage
protein shakes after working out
chicken breast, fish fillets, lean beef (etc) for lunch and dinner
Greek yogurt or cottage cheese as snacks
I typically eat around 40% of my calories from protein by starting my meals with the above, and then just adding fruits, veggies, etc. to the protein.0 -
meat, meat, and more meat, and eggs and egg whites too
chicken is best, lean steak is ok, but much higher calorie
if you can't eat it all, protein shakes ahoy!!!!0 -
I'm a vegetarian, so this is always a problem.... Almonds, hemp seeds, egg whites, goat cheese, lactaid....0
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Chicken, Eggs, Peanut Butter0
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Eggs for breakfast
Yoghurt and protein powder
Cottage cheese (with fruit and honey)
Cheese, milk, blackbeans, nuts, lentils
Peanut butter
Protein shakes
Most things most days, I'm a vegie so no meat0 -
Cheese, tempeh, greek yogurt, soy milk, nonfat plain yogurt, protein powder, beans, cappuccinos, peanut butter, and minute amounts from other sources, like my bread!0
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Mostly milk, protein shakes, fish or chicken0
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eggs, chicken and greek yogurt top my list. Pork tenderloin is really high in protein too and low in calories.0
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Protein shakes, nuts, lean meat, eggs, yogurt, cottage cheese, hummus, skim milk0
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chicken, turkey, greek yogurt, nuts, protein drinks/bars.0
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I get mine from natural sources like eggs, lean chicken breast, peanut butter. I'm not a huge fan of the protein drinks because most of them taste like &*#$ and are so loaded up with aspartame and carbs that its (IMO) doing more harm than good to my system.0
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I use Arbonne's Vegan Protein Shakes ~ I also use farm fresh eggs and organic meat0
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eggs, fish, chicken, some red meat0
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Too easy...
Cheese, egg whites, chicken and Greek yogurt.0 -
egg whites, lean pork. I like the special K protein shakes which are convenient when I am in a hurry (10gms) and I also like the special K protein plus cereal. Fairly lowcal and I usually eat 1 1/2 portions at a time and that is 15 gms of protein not counting the milk you add to it and 150 calories. Good luck.0
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Just looking for some ideas!
Thank you!
Builder's Bars--they're a multi-tasking wonder for me--high protein, low glycemic, with fiber and some potassium in there, they fill me up, and they satisfy my desire for chocolate. I haven't had (or craved) a candy bar in months since I started having a Builder Bar every day. I also do a good bit of fish and boneless, skinless chicken, beans, tuna, and have been known to have an omelet with cheese and salsa now and then. Oh, and cheese. Sometimes I just nibble on a bit of cheese.
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Shakes -- Oh Yeah! brand. I'm really picky about the taste of protein shakes, and these are the only ones. They have about 32g of protein0
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My protein intake mostly comes from whey protein + milk, egg whites, and fish. I always seem to overdose on protein but it doesn't bother me one bit.0
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I don't eat a lot of meat; red meat is out since I have problems digesting it. I do chicken once in awhile; I get my protein from tuna, beans, legumes, yogurt & occasionally protein powder. I will set up my crock pot in the morning with some dry beans, seasoning (no salt ~ Mrs Dash) and water & let it go. When I get home from work or my workout, the beans are usually ready to go & I have controlled the sodium count by doing it myself. I rarely use canned beans because of the sodium.
One pouch of Chicken of the Sea light tuna in water has 17 grams of protein; I love it wrapped in lettuce leaves with a little spicy mustard and dill pickle on it. It fills me up & I do not even miss the bread; plus, it is around 100 calories!0 -
omelets for breakfast with turkey sausage
protein shakes after working out
chicken breast, fish fillets, lean beef (etc) for lunch and dinner
Greek yogurt or cottage cheese as snacks
I typically eat around 40% of my calories from protein by starting my meals with the above, and then just adding fruits, veggies, etc. to the protein.
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Quinoa, fat free greek yogurt, protein shakes, tofu and other soy products, beans and some of my dry cereals I like to snack on are pretty high in protein as well.
I'm vegetarian so I had to find ways to up my protein intake but now I have no problems with it what so ever and on any given day I'll have 75-100 grams a day.0 -
Thank you so much for all the great ideas!!
Cheers to Protein!0 -
Protein shakes, low fat cheese, greek yogurt, cottage cheese, lots of fish and chicken, lean hamburger 96/4, beans. I try to get 130-150 grams of protein per day(40%)/1400 calories. What i do is i do my food diary for the next day and I tweek it if im low on protein or over on my calories.0
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I love, love, love the Think Thin protein bars (can get off drugstore.com or amazon.com) - especially the chunky peanut butter & white chocolate chip. Each has approx 20g protein & 0g sugar.0
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Fresh local fish
Farm fresh eggs
Cottage cheese
Greek yogurt
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Mostly from Total Lean shakes, eggs, and metamucil.0
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