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What 150g of protein looks like [read below] share with a friend and save the list. When we think about hitting our daily protein goals, we often focus on chicken, salmon, eggs, tofu, or protein shakes. But here's something I want you to understand about nutrition. Your carbohydrates contain protein, too! Your quinoa, oats, beans, lentils, and even vegetables all contribute to your daily protein intake. Most whole foods contain a combination of macronutrients. Just because a food is primarily a carbohydrate source doesn't mean the protein it provides doesn't count. And those extra grams ADD UP! While prioritizing quality protein sources is important, especially when your goal is building muscle, understanding what the rest of your food provides can make reaching your daily goals a lot easier. SAVE THIS LIST! 📌 Here are 15 plant-based foods that provide additional protein while keeping fat relatively low. Macros per 100g cooked. P = Protein | C = Carbs | F = Fat 1. Lentils: 9g P | 20g C | 0.4g F 2. Chickpeas: 9g P | 27g C | 2.6g F 3. Black beans: 9g P | 24g C | 0.5g F 4. Kidney beans: 9g P | 23g C | 0.5g F 5. Pinto beans: 9g P | 26g C | 0.7g F 6. Green peas: 5g P | 16g C | 0.2g F 7. Edamame: 12g P| 9g C |5g F 8. Quinoa: 4.4g P | 21g C | 1.9g F 9. Whole-wheat pasta: 5.8g P | 31g C | 0.9g F 10. Buckwheat: 3.4g P | 20g C | 0.6g F 11. Brown rice: 2.7g P | 26g C | 1g F 12. Rolled oats (DRY): 13g P | 68g C | 7g F 13. Spinach: 3g P | 3.8g C | 0.3g F 14. Broccoli: 2.4g P | 7g C | 0.4g F 15. Brussels sprouts: 2.5g P | 7g C | 0.5g F The goal isn't to replace your primary protein sources with vegetables or grains. It's to recognize that every food on your plate contributes something. When you combine quality protein sources with fiber-rich carbohydrates, vegetables, and healthy fats, you're giving your body more than just protein. You're providing the nutrients it needs to perform, recover, and build muscle. #childofgod #hijadecristo #fitnessmotivation #bodyrecomposition #protein

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