They are high in protein.
Legumes, including lentils, are more than just a substitute for meat. In many ways, they are superior to meat. Legumes contain plenty of protein, but they also contain plenty of fiber, which meat lacks. Also, legumes are low in calories and fat, and they have zero cholesterol, which is plentiful in meat.
No, dried beans, also called legumes, are not in the meat group because they are not an animal product. However, legumes are often included, with meat, in the protein category.
There is no protein in cardboard. If you want protein, you can find it in meat, fish, eggs, legumes. They taste much better than cardboard.
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Foods that are a good source of protein include: - Meat, poultry, seafood - Nuts - Dairy - Eggs - Soy - Beans & legumes
Meat, Milk, eggs, nuts, fish, legumes,beans, soya beans
You don't need any. It's the protein that you need. You can get all the protein you need from vegetables, whole grains, and especially legumes.
Yes there are a lot of food that are Reich in protein. The most common source of protein is meat products. You can also find protein in beans, legumes and whole grains.
All unrefined foods have varying amounts of protein, including milk and milk based foods, meat, leafy green vegetables, tubers, grains, legumes, and nuts.
Alternatives to meat-based sources of protein could include soy products (soymilk, tofu, texturized soy protein), beans and legumes and nuts/grains.
Traditionally, a high protein diet mainly consists of meat, but if you eat enough legumes to sustain yourself it would still be considered a high protein diet.