I don't eat enough protein

Meats, nuts, or beans are really good sources.

Greek yogurt is good for protein. Milk and eggs also have a decent amount of protein.

meat
eggs
milk
nuts
peanut butter
beans
cottage cheese
greek yogurt
if you need other supplements there's always protein shakes or bars

I'm a vegetarian so I had this problem to, but I really started to pay attention to what foods were higher in protein. I eat egg whites, vegetarian sausage link, rice, black beans, veg. hot dogs, veg. baked beans and other meatless vegetarian products (I prefer Morningstar Brand)

I only use BSN products but before I did I used a protein supplement called Body Fortress. They sell it at krogers and Walmart. Its only like 15 bucs for 2 pounds of protein. I worked really well for me.

I use the Body Fortress whey protein. I love it. I also like the Jillian Michaels protein powder...I use the chocolate. It doesn't have as much protein as the body fortress does BUT is fewer cals. You can also get the pre-mixed drinks usually in a 4 pack....I like the myoplex vanilla....I pour it over my oatmeal instead of milk.

If you are not much of a "meat" person you should probably do protein powder. Beans and other stuff have protein but you would have to eat sooo much to come close to meeting your goals, yes they have protein but not as much as your meatsand nuts do.
Greek yogurt is great too..if you don't like greek ygurt make yourself learn to like it.....add dark chocolate chips to it and go for the ones with fruit in the bottom to get started. It IS very much like eating sour cream but after a while I actually prefer it now to other yogurt.

I only use BSN products but before I did I used a protein supplement called Body Fortress. They sell it at krogers and Walmart. Its only like 15 bucs for 2 pounds of protein. I worked really well for me.

I use the Body Fortress whey protein. I love it. I also like the Jillian Michaels protein powder...I use the chocolate. It doesn't have as much protein as the body fortress does BUT is fewer cals. You can also get the pre-mixed drinks usually in a 4 pack....I like the myoplex vanilla....I pour it over my oatmeal instead of milk.

If you are not much of a "meat" person you should probably do protein powder. Beans and other stuff have protein but you would have to eat sooo much to come close to meeting your goals, yes they have protein but not as much as your meatsand nuts do.
Greek yogurt is great too..if you don't like greek ygurt make yourself learn to like it.....add dark chocolate chips to it and go for the ones with fruit in the bottom to get started. It IS very much like eating sour cream but after a while I actually prefer it now to other yogurt.

To help the Greek yogurt I add 2 Tbsp of granola to it. Adding a little crunch helped me get past the thicker texture. I bought a bunch on sale and then my kids wouldn't eat it. It did have fruit in the bottom as well.

The "body builder " protein is great mixed in with oatmeal in the morning. You get good protein and complex carbs and fiber.... it is one of the best hunger fighters I have found... it keeps me satisfied a long time in the morning.

I have recently added a small muscle milk to my diet on workout days. Helps boost up my protein but I am even having trouble boosting it. Might have to make sure I have more eggs on hand looking at some of these replies.

I eat yogurt every day, and drink a protein shake most mornings. I also consume eggs, nut butters, raw nuts, almond milk, tofu, beans, and lentils. Usually I'm just shy of my protein goal. The days I eat a piece of salmon or half a can of tuna my protein levels are through the roof, so it balances out.

I have had the same question... how to get more protein... so I searched the boards & came up with many lists of
food, which I now have in a note-pad document, that I can view easily when I am wondering what I can do for a little more protein in my diet today. Here's my list:

high protein ideas:
cottage cheese, greek yogurt, turkey burger, turkey bacon, eggs and almonds
chicken breasts, whey protein powder, Eggs and egg whites, hard boiled eggs, egg salad
healthy meatloaf? Use extra lean ground turkey, beef or pork, seasonings, onions, celery,

2% Cottage Cheese is probably the best non-meat natural food (90 cal for 13-15g of protein)
Cottage cheese is cheap and loaded with protein. I scoop a cup of 1% cottage cheese, with tsp of vanilla flavoring, packet of slpenda, tsp of cinnamon, and almonds

If you're watching sodium though - beware of cottage cheese! 1 Cup has almost half your daily sodium.

Greek yogurt is actually one of the best nonmeat choices --- but only if you're buying the right kind.
If your greek yogurt has more sugar than protein, its the wrong one. Look for something like Fage 0% or Chobani 0%.
They are both closer to 20g a cup. Also protein shakes are a great source of protein -- I drink 2-3 a day and love them.