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Where do you get your protein from?

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A typical day so far requires 30 items entering. Sure some of those are repeats, but only breakfast is a repeated meal. Not much comes out of a packet. Fortunately my wife makes meals to a set calorific value so I’m eating her size meals which is working well.

 

 


 
Posted : 13/03/2026 10:24 pm
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Pork scratchings. 

Food of Champions.


 
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Posted by: stumpy01

You just need to be careful with labels. Plenty of examples of 'protein' versions of a food that has the same or less protein in it than the 'normal' version.

... meaning they can charge three quid for a flapjack.

I've been through a bunch of these and the best I've found is the My Protein range.  I think it might be Mueller? 

 


 
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Posted by: tomtomthepipersson

Homemade seitan is a favourite

Wait, how do you do that?

Posted by: tomtomthepipersson

man I love a dhal!

I wouldn't go that far, but Rolling in the Deep was pretty good.


 
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