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To increase your protein intake in a vegetarian diet, try to consume foods like beans, lentils, nuts, and dairy. Also, you can supplement with protein powders.
The Vegetarian Research Group has an extensive live with diet plans that list foods rich in certain features such as protein. They suggest broccoli, spinach, almonds, and other high protein foods to supplement the lack of protein you may have because you do not consume meat.
Fudge has a lot of protein
There are plenty of nutrients in a vegetarian diet. Eat vegetarian foods rich in iron, protein, calcium and vitamin B12.
The protein food group contains the highest levels of protein. It contains meat, fish, poultry, beans, eggs and nuts.
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Yes. Breads / grains and vegetables and fruits contain some of the highest amounts of natural fibers. All of those foods are vegetarian.
If you are a vegetarian and not a vegan (if you eat dairy and eggs), it shouldn't be hard. Get plenty of Pulses (beans and lentils - a good source of protein), whole grain foods, vegetables and fruits, eggs and dairy, nuts (also have protein), and just a small amount of sweets and fatty foods.
You may not be eating enough protein as a vegetarian. Tofu is high in protein and vegetarian friendly!
Broccoli
Eggs contain protein but not all protein is made of eggs.
I'm a vegetarian and I get my protein from Quorn and cheese and occasionally eggs when I eat them