Each
100-calorie serving of
regular ground beef provides 4.3 grams of protein
. By comparison, a 100-calorie serving of
green bell pepper also provides 4.3 grams of protein.
So on a per-calorie basis, a green bell pepper, which is both a vegetable and a fruit, has the same amount of protein as meat.
vegetables, grasses, select fruits. No meat/ protein maybe insects. vegetables, grasses, select fruits. No meat/ protein maybe insects.
No, protein comes from meat and nuts and beans.
It is very healthy to eat both fruits and vegetables, because your getting what you need all in one setting, but make sure you eat alot of protein, calcium , and meat too.
Grains Fruits & Vegetables Meat & Beans Milk (Dairy) Oils
No, omnivores eat both consumers (meat) and producers (fruits and vegetables.) Carnivores eat only consumers (meat.)
Foods that are high in protein typically from animals. Meat is one of the most common forms of high protein foods. Eggs are a non-meat animal product that are also high in protein. Some vegetables have a lot of protein. Spinach and edamame are two vegetables that have a lot of protein. Another great source of protein are dairy products. Greek yogurt has 16 grams in a serving (compared to about 2 in a regular yogurt).
meat fish fruits vegetables
Vegans should have colorful vegetables and fruits for vitamins. They should also have legumes for protein.
The 6 food groups are : Grains, Vegetables, Fruits, Oils, Milk, Meat & Beans
Grain, Vegies, Fruit, Milk, and Meat and beans!
The food group which contains the most significant amount of protein is the meats group, this includes poultry, beef, fish, lamb etc. Dairy products also contains protein, but is often high in fat compared to meats.
Farm fresh fruits and vegetables and unprocessed meat that is baked not fried. That's a good start.