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Other protein intake advice

I and moving to purée foods soon and was wondering if anyone had suggestions for foods and protein intake options.
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    Premade protein shakes or protein waters are great in the early days. For foods, I ate a lot of refried beans, hummus, thick soups, etc. and would just add unflavored protein powder (Isopure) to ever

  • Tony B - NJ
    Tony B - NJ

    I have been taking the UNJURY chicken broth protein powder. You mix it up in warm (not hot) water and drink it. It has 21 grams of protein in 8 ounces. 90 calories so it is really not bad to get the p

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Premade protein shakes or protein waters are great in the early days. For foods, I ate a lot of refried beans, hummus, thick soups, etc. and would just add unflavored protein powder (Isopure) to everything. Once you progress to solid foods, it gets easier to get more protein in without supplementing.

I have been taking the UNJURY chicken broth protein powder. You mix it up in warm (not hot) water and drink it. It has 21 grams of protein in 8 ounces. 90 calories so it is really not bad to get the protein in. I got so sick of sweet protein shakes that I needed a change. If you need the full 30 grams of protein like a premeir protein shake, use a scoop and a half in 12 ounces...still much easier to get down than a protein shake and the calories are the same.

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On 12/29/2021 at 06:43, Sleeve_Me_Alone said:



Premade Protein Shakes or Protein waters are great in the early days. For foods, I ate a lot of refried Beans, hummus, thick Soups, etc. and would just add unflavored Protein Powder (Isopure) to everything. Once you progress to solid foods, it gets easier to get more protein in without supplementing.


I need to get my hands on the non flavored protein because taking it down has been my biggest challenge the taste is to much for me .
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On 12/29/2021 at 08:19, Tony B - NJ said:



I have been taking the Unjury chicken broth Protein Powder. You mix it up in warm (not hot) Water and drink it. It has 21 grams of Protein in 8 ounces. 90 calories so it is really not bad to get the protein in. I got so sick of sweet Protein Shakes that I needed a change. If you need the full 30 grams of protein like a premeir Protein Shake, use a scoop and a half in 12 ounces...still much easier to get down than a protein shake and the calories are the same.


Thank you so much I’m going to try this

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