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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Sources of Protein

Sources of Protein
Protein Goal: 60 grams per day        Servings per day: At least 8
One “serving” of protein will supply about 7 grams of protein. The
following table lists the serving sizes of protein-rich foods.

Cheese, low-fat
 1 ounce
Grated cheddar cheese, low-fat
¼ cup
Grated parmesan
2 tablespoons
String cheese
1 stick/1 ounce
Cottage cheese, 1%
¼ cup
Pudding, sugar-free, non-fat milk
¾ cup
Milk, non-fat
1 cup
Dry powdered milk
¼ cup
Yogurt, non-fat
¾ cup
Egg
1 whole
Egg substitute
¼ cup
Chicken, pork, beef, or fish
1 ounce
Tuna fish, packed in water
2 tablespoons
Peanut butter, creamy
2 tablespoons
Dried beans (cooked)
½ cup
Tofu, firm
¼ cup
Nuts (all varieties
1 ounce (25 pieces)
Shellfish, crab, lobster, shrimp
2 ounces
Protein drinks and protein powder 
14 to 25 grams of protein (2 to 3 protein serving)

2 comments:

  1. I was just wondering what diet you would recommend for anyone new to weight loss/trying to lose a significant amount of weight? Do you like Addkins or Atkins and do you still follow it today? Thanks.

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  2. Hello Anonymous,
    The best diet that really worked for me is South Beach. I still follow the major principle of it to this day, but I really do not have to diet any longer. I know what to eat and what not to eat now, thanks to parts of Adkins and mostly South Beach. South Beach is wonderful in that you are really only giving up for a short period of time, the foods that cause us to gain weight in the first place. High fat, carbs, high sugar, etc. You know the foods I am talking about. You can in-coorporate those foods back into your diet, if you choose too, but I never did, because thats what made me fat. Give it a try and remember, one day one calorie at a time.

    Thanks Anonymous for reading my blog.

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