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favorite protein source
I am not getting enough protein... and looking for so ideas over than drinking s 2nd shake
So question is what is your favorite protein food
Thanks
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Favorite? Filet Mignon without question.
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Lots of favorites - ground sirloin, beef tenderloin, salmon, chicken, eggs, pork tenderloin, roast beef, tuna, sole, trout and various other kinds of fish, milk, cottage cheese. Probably forgot some but those are the usual.
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A filet or a ribeye, tuna with some mustard and pickle relish, smoked turkey, salmon, just meat in general.
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Cheese, eggs and beef. Cheap and easy (like me).
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Originally Posted by Marquet75
I am not getting enough protein... and looking for so ideas over than drinking s 2nd shake
So question is what is your favorite protein food
Thanks
eggs for the win! cooked in 2 min max
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I want to get toned
Chicken! It's just so versatile and I tend to love any dish which contains it.
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Steak, venison, eggs, bacon, cottage cheese, turkey, chicken in that order.
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Originally Posted by frozensparky
x2.
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For amino acid profile: red meat
For micronutrient content: red meat
For fat requirement: red meat
For satiety: red meat
For taste: red meat
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egg chicken whey cottage cheese, milk with a couple of meals
^good luck with your acidosis goals of 2013
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Originally Posted by ironwill2008
For amino acid profile: red meat
For micronutrient content: red meat
For fat requirement: red meat
For satiety: red meat
For taste: red meat

I think he would disagree with you...
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No brain, no gain.
You can't out-train bad nutrition.
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Originally Posted by Bo_Flecks
I think he would disagree with you...

He knows he tastes better than yard bird. You can't blame his promotion
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Horse meat for the win 
I am really surprised it is not more common as a high protien (relatively) low fat option.
Try it
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My favorite is reeces peanut butter cups, but that's not ideal.
Next in line is chicken,
Now if they only came with a chocolate coating and pb stuffing, I'd be in heaven.
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Originally Posted by mtpockets
My favorite is reeces peanut butter cups, but that's not ideal.
Next in line is chicken,
Now if they only came with a chocolate coating and pb stuffing, I'd be in heaven.
Nobody said you couldn't make your own!
No brain, no gain.
You can't out-train bad nutrition.
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Originally Posted by mtpockets
My favorite is reeces peanut butter cups, but that's not ideal.
Next in line is chicken,
Now if they only came with a chocolate coating and pb stuffing, I'd be in heaven.
I have made my own peanut butter cups with protein powder but quest nutrition makes some also and they are 20 g of protein and only 2 g of carbs. Nice to have something sweet when cutting
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Originally Posted by frozensparky
Second that.
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Originally Posted by Tomohawk92
egg chicken whey cottage cheese, milk with a couple of meals
^good luck with your acidosis goals of 2013
Come on man, I'm sure they eat plenty of veggies and some fruits to offset that bud.
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I work three days a week as a PE teacher at a primary school and it's always hard to find time to eat there. Initially I took protein powder in baggies (kept a shaker bottle in my cupboard) but now I'm on keto diet I had to find something else that was easy and portable. Consequently, I eat a lot of hard boiled eggs. I also take packets of roasted turkey or chicken chunks.
At home I eat tuna straight out of the can with a splash of balsamic vinegar and olive oil (I drizzle MCTs on there as well nowadays) - I call it tuna a la can.
I usually base bigger meals around mince - either turkey leg or beef (which are both relatively cheap). You can mix it with whatever flavourings and spices you like to create something a bit different each time.
Should also add that, as I'm single, I only ever cook for myself so it's not like I have to worry about making stuff other people will want to eat.
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Tofu with seasame, raw fish, chicken and steak (when its cheap enough)
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Blend oats into fine powder, add protein powder and Greek yogurt, blend some more. Unless you have steak.
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H = T + V
Vegetarian angle:
Egg whites, cottage cheese and Morningstar soy products. Damn near impossible to do low carb high protein diets as a vegetarian.
inb4 estrogenic effects nonsense.
2 + 2 = 5 (for extremely large values of 2)
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Kangaroo steak (srs)
BTW, I can't believe you Americans don't eat your Coat of Arms. Soft!
Kangatarianism
Kangatarianism is a recent practice of following a diet which excludes meat except kangaroo on environmental and ethical grounds. Several Australian newspapers wrote about the neologism "kangatarianism" in February 2010, describing eating a vegetarian diet with the addition of kangaroo meat as a choice with environmental benefits because indigenous wild kangaroos require no extra land or water for farming and produce little methane (a greenhouse gas), unlike cattle.[22][23] Advocates of kangatarianism also choose it because Australian kangaroos live natural lives, eat organic food, and are killed humanely.[24][25] For similar reasons, Australians have discussed eating only the meat of Australian feral camels ("cameltarianism").
BRB, checking to see if my butcher stocks wild camel
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eggs, cottage cheese, chicken, and steak
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