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I can't afford to buy whey protein atm, any ideas for what I could substitute it with? Thanks!
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tuna fish, eggs....0
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I would just eat stuff with more protein: fish, chicken, egg whites, milk, yogurt, nuts...0
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3 ounces of chicken is 22 grams of protein.0
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I would just eat stuff with more protein: fish, chicken, egg whites, milk, yogurt, nuts...
Agreed. Don't forget that lean red meat is a good source of protein as well.0 -
Gammon0
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I would just eat stuff with more protein: fish, chicken, egg whites, milk, yogurt, nuts...
Agreed. Don't forget that lean red meat is a good source of protein as well.
Even a simple peanut butter sandwich is an awesome source of protein... just don't get to crazy with the peanut butter0 -
Greek yogurt is amazing and has a bit of protein in it.0
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Not sure if it would help, but I buy Pure Protein powder from Target. It is $18 and lasts me about a month or two if I use it only after I lift.0
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Chobani has 15gr of protein eat it after your workout should help out0
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I love turkey bacon!! I'll snack on that all day0
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Not sure if it would help, but I buy Pure Protein powder from Target. It is $18 and lasts me about a month or two if I use it only after I lift.
I used to use pure protein. It's a good supplement. Fairly cheap. Lasts a while depending on how much you need throughout the day. And it's great to use in breakfast/snack smoothies.0 -
I would just eat stuff with more protein: fish, chicken, egg whites, milk, yogurt, nuts...
Agreed. Don't forget that lean red meat is a good source of protein as well.
Even a simple peanut butter sandwich is an awesome source of protein... just don't get to crazy with the peanut butter
Be careful there, actually peanut butter is not a great source of protein when you look at the protein per calorie content. Not a great source at all. Not a bad food but for someone on a cal deficit it's not the most efficient way to get it.
Better off with fish, chicken, meat, egg whites, plain greek yogurt.0 -
edamame. They are like little protein/fiber pills.0
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there's your problem. you're on the wrong end.
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Hmmmm do you have a boyfriend?
Because if you have a boyfriend he can buy it for you0 -
Wow, thanks for all the replies!
All of your ideas are great, only thing is I live in The Netherlands and they don't sell those products here :frown: So I was thinking more along the lines of any natural subs, like someone said eggs, banana, yogurt etc. How much is enough after a hard workout?
I'd love to know of a egg shake/snack/protein packed bomb or whatnot that I could make for myself after lifting.I really want to bulk up, just not sure it will be possible without getting my post-workout protein. Now I just have a banana , just not sure that's enough?
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Hmmmm do you have a boyfriend?
Because if you have a boyfriend he can buy it for you
hahaI wish!
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Hmmmm do you have a boyfriend?
Because if you have a boyfriend he can buy it for you
Awww your such a big help!!0 -
I would try brotein™ it is delicious and loaded with vitamin S
Where can we find this?? :huh:0 -
there's your problem. you're on the wrong end.
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i concur.0
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