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Large amt of protein in small portions?

Hi! I finally have restriction, after almost a year, and I love not even wanting to eat, but I need to get my protein in. I hate the protein shakes, but hoped someone could help me with ideas of small portions with a lot of protein. any suggestions would be a big help to me....thanks!

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IF you can eat asparagus (yes, it fibrous), you can get a lot of protein from that as well as tuna.

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Thanks for the suggestions. Asparagus, no, but I had forgotten about what a good choice tuna is. Thanks again.

also try fish, it has a lot of protein, too. They say we should eat fish at least 3 x's a week anyway. I put some protein powder (whey vanilla) in my coffee (just a little) and use the rest in greek yogurt or my oatmeal when I eat it during the day.

eas protien bars.15grams of protien

beef,99%lean 1ounce,7grams protien 76 calories.

cheese lowfat 1%(1 ounce)3 1/2 grams protien.21 calories.

cheese grated parmesan 1 ounce 4 grams protien 46 calories

cheese part skim mozzarella 1 ounce 8 grams of protien 79 calories

chicken,skinless,white breast meat 1 ounce 8 grams protien 79 calories

baked cod 1 ounce 7 grams protien 35 calories

egg hardboiled 1egg 7grams protien78 calories

egg whites 2 7grams protien33 calories

egg substitute 1 ounce3 grams protien 26 calories

flounder baked1 ounce7grams protien38 calories

halibut baked1 ounce7 grams protien68 calories

ham lean 5%fat 1 ounce7 grams protien 45 calorieslobster steamed 1 ounce5 grams protien27 calories

milk,skim1/2cup4 grams protien43 calories

milk,skimplus 1/2cup 5 1/2 grams protien55 calories

porklion chop1 ounce7 grams protien66 calories

peanut butter reduced fat2tablespoon 8grams protien187 calories

salmon bakes 1 ounce7 grams protien 49 calories

swordfish,baked1 ounce 7grams protien50 calories

soymilk 1/2cup 5 1/2cup40 calories

tuna,canned and waterpacked 1ounce 7 grams protien33 calories

turkey,whitemeat,skinless 1ounce 7grams protien 33calories

yogurt,fatfreeand nosugaraddedlight 1/2cup 5grams protien67 calories.

i know this list is long, my nutrition gave me the list during my dietian classes. hope this helps everyone.alone with their journey.

hey sil !

thanks for the list :-)

You can also go online to any of the food journals and check differerent foods for their protine amounts. This really helped me... there are lots of them out there.

buy unflavored protein powder and add it to whatever is possible. Gravy, soup, stew, beans, cottage cheese, oatmeal, cream of wheat, hot chocolate, etc. I'm not allowed to have protein shakes except after vomiting or PB and for 24 hours after a fill. Other than that I have to eat REAL protein. I can't eat a lot of it though, as it constipates me horribly. I do better with a balanced diet.

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SIL and everyone, thanks for the great ideas. I use Unjury protein and I put it in my coffee once and it was like lumps of jello in it. What protein powder you use for your oatmeal and coffee? Thanks, everyone, for your help.

I buy champion whey Protein in vanilla and mix it with 8 ounces of Water and a crystal light packet. It tastes like a yummy cream drink. VERY tolerable!

ps... mix it with tap or cool water and THEN refridgerate, if you want it ice cold. If you try to mix protein with hot or very cold liquids, it does get lumpy or grainy.

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Just keep the hot liquids under 130 degrees and then you can mix in the protien powder. Any hotter than that and you get the lumps. I got a cheap thermometer at the Mart and use it all the time. Now I get perfect moist chicken every time too and never have to worry if I have cooked it enough. No more over cooked dry anything. And its handy for mixing protien powder into my coffee and soups.

I have BeneProtein, which is 6 grams of protein per scoop with 25 calories and no carbs. It can be mixed with anything wet or mushy! I discovered this on my own and even took my nutritionist by surprise when I told her about it.

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Thanks. I'm gonna google that and see where I can get it. I had to have a 1.5 cc unfill yesterday, so I am on liquids right now, but I will need the additional protein soon.

Thanks. I'm gonna google that and see where I can get it. I had to have a 1.5 cc unfill yesterday, so I am on liquids right now, but I will need the additional Protein soon.

When was your last fill? I guess what I am asking is how long after your last fill did it take to know you needed an unfill?

Yes tuna is a great choice. The 2.6 oz pouch of Starkist in water has 18g protein! Yum!!

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