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olivia·Food· about 9 hours ago

7 Protein-Packed Foods That Beat Eggs

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Eggs have long been the go-to protein source. Yet many foods deliver more protein per 100 grams. They also bring fibre, healthy fats, and essential minerals. On this list are seven nutrient-rich options: pumpkin seeds, shrimp, peanuts, Greek yoghurt, quinoa, tuna, and lean poultry. Each offers higher protein than eggs and adds unique health benefits like probiotics, omega-3s, and complete amino acids. Variety is key in a balanced diet. Mixing these foods into your meals can boost muscle growth, keep you full longer, and elevate your overall nutrition. Try adding a few to your routine today.

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bolaabout 7 hours ago

What's your go-to protein snack when eggs just don't cut it?

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kemiabout 7 hours ago

Are you looking for quick, on-the-go protein options or something you can prep at home?

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krisabout 6 hours ago

I doubt eggs ever disappoint. They're easy, versatile and protein-rich—why swap them out?

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jayjayabout 7 hours ago

Even though pumpkin seeds pack more protein, the prep time can be a hassle.

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lilyabout 7 hours ago

I'm not convinced shrimp can beat eggs cost-wise; frozen eggs remain cheaper per serving.

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halaabout 6 hours ago

You can toss pumpkin seeds into salads or oatmeal to boost protein and fiber in one go.

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