Eat your PROTEIN!

I just recently discovered blueberry flavor. Bruhhhhh, so good.

Yes, just pure egg whites in six separate cartons.

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Both sound good.. this seed counts as nutritious since it holds lots of protein fiber plus key minerals. Cooking a portion that weighs 185 grams yields 222 calories with 8 grams protein 39 grams carbs and 5 grams fiber.

Our place already holds an abundance of that roughage. She really enjoys heading to the growers gathering.

These days my meals revolve almost entirely around legumes 😩 The tomato-based bean mix served over toasted bread with garlic flavoring tastes incredible.

These are my favorite since they come preserved yet already have solid flavor built right in.

I haven't come across those anywhere. Lately I've been making big batches with a pressure cooker while mixing in flavors during the process. The supermarket had lots of discounted swordfish and tuna on special recently and now my freezer holds plenty of them too. ❤️

Seriously? Mine run much cheaper at the warehouse I frequent. Yet that amount is still decent for a hundred units. This conversation has me realizing it's time to grab another pack. In terms of store differences, the chicken dish from one chain outshines the alternative, and their handheld scanner option is excellent. Boy, the checkout line at the other place frequently reaches past the dining section.

I ought to do that because I can never get enough protein in a day.

Not sure if the ones I picked up lately are still the same brand. The bags have the store label on them, and nothing is printed on the syringe itself. They feel just like the other brand I've been using. Maybe that's the cause of the lower price.

I'll be on the lookout for that on my next club run.

I moved to the supermarket version of Greek yogurt since it helps lower my expenses quite a lot each month where I live. If that runs out I grab another well known option instead. I'm not into the chain store version at all. They mention building a lean body comes down to seventy five or eighty percent eating habits and I think the same way. Greek yogurt shows up every single day for me. It works as my sweet treat my first meal or something quick between meals. This is what I finish off over thirty days. Sixteen of the big nonfat tubs. Twenty five of the sixteen ounce packs of frozen raspberries. About a dozen boxes of cereal flakes. Sweetener too. The flakes add five grams of protein and seven of fiber. Raspberries give six to nine grams of fiber. They really help everyone out. A twelve ounce pack packs twenty two to twenty seven grams of fiber eighteen grams of sugar and one hundred eighty calories altogether. A couple times a week I go through one full thirty two ounce tub one whole pack of raspberries and about four portions of the flakes plus a few crunchy snacks. That covers everything I eat that day. The numbers work out near eleven hundred forty calories one hundred fifteen grams of protein and forty three grams of fiber. Fiber gets overlooked way more than protein does. You can't build it up the same way people do with protein or sell it the same either. Protein still counts but you only need a decent portion. Thirty to forty grams of fiber daily feels more key to me. It links to living longer too. It's the nutrient everyone ignores the most.

Your concoction looks great.

Beans really hit the spot for me. One of my go-to meals is them served on bread. On a journey abroad I found lobio, and it is by far the most luxurious bean-based stew I've come across.

Any ideas for protein powders that mix well into yogurt? Mine always turn out sticky and thick no matter the type, though the casein version is particularly bad. Separately, I'm amazed no one has brought up low-fat cottage cheese yet, as it's really flexible and works for both salty and sugary flavors. Plus, I appreciate how it digests gradually because of the casein content.

I haven't tried that option yet but I intend to test it soon enough. Normally I switch around the key protein sources I eat and turkey mince had been lined up for the coming fortnight. My regular cycle runs through turkey mince then some lean beef mixed with occasional steak cuts then tuna and also a blend of chicken legs plus breasts with no skin or bone. I might add chipotle seasoning the time after when I do chicken again haha.

I'm attempting a very rigid eating plan loaded with fiber but it's not working out well at all for me. 😭 Can I manage to include enough protein at the same time while also handling my food sensitivities?

I've grabbed my immersion blender and whirred everything straight inside the tub until it turned creamy. Then I ate it as a tangy snack or a pasta topping. That mild tartness actually pairs nicely with ranch if that's what I'm in the mood for.

I heard about mixing cottage cheese into eggs ahead of scrambling them. It makes a huge difference by boosting the flavor nicely. So good.

Every day I rely on psyllium husk to simplify things and cut down my worries about meeting fiber targets only through diet.

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There are days when eating seems tough for me and others when it comes easy. Consuming a large protein serving right after my workout takes care of quite a bit in that single meal. Then dealing with a follow up one hours afterward proves simpler than trying to handle that much protein in different ways.

Ordered. I love beef with barley soup and bonus lentils.

He's logged in lately as far as I can tell, though nothing new from him shows up. We hold onto the bones from our December meat roast, about ten or twelve of them, and turn them into a barley stew with beef. It comes out delicious.

Already made my beef with barley. Great recommendation.