​​10 Foods That Easily​ Add 100g Protein Everyday​

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[@lowandodor1150]

don't you get sticky poo from all this protein?

[@gabrielc6961]

A bunch of these options have huge amounts of sodium

[@ageoftherock4616]

Make veg video

[@jhonalexander2909]

Please make a Video on Full Body (POWER) Workout. I mean (Strength + Speed) = POWER.

[@RobinJaredMiller.]

Thanks

[@DE3N119]

0:45 Egg whites 1:37 Canned Fish(Tuna) 2:20 Protein powder 4:07 Beef jerky 4:55 Rotisserie chicken 6:03 Deli Meat 7:48 Protein bars 8:41 Hard boiled eggs 9:20 Cottage cheese 10:07 Sardines READ MY NAME PLEASE. THANK YOU❤

[@TheEnigmaticDeenTruth]

Thanks but I won't help you reach your goal on *_270 Subscrbers_* 🥶

[@Mavrik-60]

Whole eggs no tuna less you like running your mercury levels through the roof. There is nothing whatsoever wrong with yokes. Your just waisting your money. Edit:. DELI MEATS? REALLY? JUST SHOOT YOURSELF AND SAVE EVERY BODY THE WAIT. IM NOT RESPONDING TO THE REST OF YOUR CRAP LIST.

[@carlcooper7859]

Real one

[@ESP4NTALHO]

👍🏻

[@hereitcomes3912]

12 minutes packed into 30 seconds. Thank you very much brother.

[@YoMateo.]

Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen

[@realfitmarco3927]

Amen 🙏 you toooo 👏👍💪

[@Faceless_Chat]

You too!

[@kenyalmb]

It’s alright, I already accepted the fact that whoever I care about or feel empathy for is nothing now, and nobody cares about my problems but almost everyone gets pampered for their small little problems.

[@ChiliCheeseD0g]

May you get all the protein you need to get gainz and put a smile on your face.

[@EleoNora11]

@@ChiliCheeseD0g love that 😁

[@broflo3875]

Egg whites?? Just eat the whole effin egg lol.

[@GringaDoe]

Fat*

[@rayyanmohamedhashim782]

Excuse of fat

[@JesusChrist_IsTruth-LoveForALL]

LMAO! For real! This dude scared of eggs or what?

[@philly_born]

Depends on your goals. This would be more geared towards professional lifters or people cutting. The whole egg also adds calories. The egg whites is pure protein and extremely low in calories.

[@benthebiscuit1717]

Cause the yellow has more calories and cholesterol

[@simplesimon3809]

I can't believe you didn't include Greek yogurt!!! Oikos Pro has 20g protein for only 140 calories, and triple zero has 15g protein for 90 cal. Greek yogurt is the goat

[@musicsoothes]

hes suggesting only packaged shitt if u watched carefully.

[@masii22]

​@@musicsoothes ah yeah, I forgot that greek yogurt comes in form of rain twice a week!

[@likestarsonearth3393]

Yogurt is turkish... Greeks love to steal everything......... '' It is estimated that the idiom "Grek/Grec" passed to the Western world from Latins (Romans). In terms of etymology, Grek/Grec means "thief, cheater". (Grand Dictionnaire) ''

[@christinadelaflor1177]

@@masii22😂

[@deepg7084]

This has been my go-to snack. I pour a bit of granola on top and some cinnamon. Almost feels like cheating. So good. He mentioned cottage cheese which I also eat as a snack on top of rice cakes. I squeeze a dash of lemon and some hot sauce on top.

[@xjet]

Can't beat low-fat greek yogurt (10% protein) mixed with protein powder. A cup of this stuff can give 40g of protein in a very tasty package.

[@LeGarsQuiSaitPas]

Dude thanks for the idea ! So simple but yet my pea brain never taught of it

[@gryzly6368]

Would it taste good tho?

[@demigod1013]

That's gross, and no one would stick to that.(like protein powder in pancakes 🤮)

[@mariojumpman8949]

@@demigod1013 add blueberries, strawberries and/or banana, its quite tasty

[@vornamenachname989]

Actually, here in europe there is something called Skyr (no idea if you have that over there) that has 11% protein, and in Germany we have something called Magerquark with 12% protein, but otherwise you're probably right

[@elinyobeats3391]

*The yellow part of the egg contains more protein in relation to its weight. The yellow part has around 15 percent of protein while egg white only contains around 10 percent of protein. The only downside is the fat in the yellow part of the egg, but most people don't need a low fat diet. Just don't overdo it.*

[@kissme1518]

Yolks have the most diverse nutrition in the egg. People don't like the taste but it is what makes an egg so nutritious.

[@1mantiss1]

​@@kissme1518how can someone not like the taste of yolk??

[@PresidentMystry]

@@1mantiss1 I honestly don’t know. The yolk is my favorite part

[@HoHhoch]

​@PresidentMystry Yolk is goat.

[@hruikan]

@@kissme1518 Which mfer's don't like yolk? It's the only good bit

[@zaidalkubaisi78]

Always simple, always straight to the point, Great job as always mate

[@xandermander6035]

I shall agreed with this statement.

[@otxoawolf9054]

Greek yogurt also adds a great deal of protein and is worth looking into. Makes for a great high protein dessert. I like mine with berries, shaved coconut, and a little cinnamon.

[@Timefades1]

solid

[@joaopescusa]

Nah, scrap that for Skyr/icelandic yogurt.

[@elizabethsmith7734]

Love adding honey

[@ninjalich2894]

1kg greek yoghurt with bit sugar and bananas, ez Snack to eat

[@1mantiss1]

I add protein powder to flavored greek yogurt, add some fruit and oats, pretty delicious

[@richardpellis]

Perfect timing in my feed as I'm struggling to up my protein intake and have been researching sources.

[@joecrypto2459]

Go search more, these are literally "known" protein sources. Greek/Turkish Yoghurt, lentels or chickpeas are good and very cheap options.

[@Mike_Hawk1]

⁠@@joecrypto2459lentils and chickpeas do have protein, however it’s less bioavailable and not best quality. So you go ahead and eat your chickpeas and stop giving people advice

[@LiveOptimistic26]

That was an incredible video. It is really amazing to see how much an effort does the entire team take to come up with such a special content every time. Really appreciate your hardwork and wonderful to see how useful and inspirational it is for the viewers. Keep coming with such super great content every time. 😀🤘🏻

[@Madblaster6]

Team of 1

[@paalzolder]

You sound like such an NPC

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

i wonder when theyre going to make a video on kidney failure after drowning it in protein acids.

[@vendeux]

All I would say is remember not all protein is the same. Typically whole eggs will absorb 48% of the protein, meats 32% and soy/pea/grain/whey 17%. Interestingly only 17% of the protein from just egg whites on their own (without the yolk) is absorbed. The key lesson here is that fat is a vital component when taking in protein. Poached, hard boiled or sunnyside up eggs are the best/most efficient protein and whole food there is. I never understand why people get upset with the calorie content. I'd rather have 5 whole eggs at 70kcal a piece than 5 egg whites with rice which is, in my opinion, just empty carbs and therefore useless calories. Atleast get the essential fats and micro nutrients from the egg yolk which you'd have to consume from another food anyway, thereby adding calories is any regard.

[@vojtator]

Sounds interesting! Can you please provide the source of info about only 17% egg white protein being absorbed? I am curious as hell.

[@anazcm7489]

Well said

[@israelrivera3009]

Agreed, absolutely nonsense to remove the yolk

[@svetlioramos3345]

I always eat the whole egg. Can’t understand why people remove the yolk, when it is a powerhouse.

[@vivacepianostudio]

I agree, eating the whole egg (the way nature intended) is best but there are those of us who can’t. My coach suggested I add two whole eggs per day to boost protein. 6 months later my Doctor and I were shocked that my cholesterol rose 50!!! points. Yikes!

[@georgeanastasopoulos5865]

Thank you; especially for additional information I was not very knowledgeable about. Excellent nutritional lecture, and demonstrations! Thumbs up. However, protein powders, mostly less expensive ones, or some with vegetable protein gives me bloating, gas, and cramps! I certainly have got tired of this discomfort; and I don't believe it is worth it. Occasionally I have a protein bar with a coffee at a cafe, or coffee shop. Whole eggs still give me acne. Instead, I like to have a tuna sandwich with whole wheat bread, or with a whole grain bagel, mixed in with a couple of slices of onion; then lightly cooked. I'm going with Whey Protein powder since I've gotten far less problems; although a bit expensive it is worth the cost, for the most part.

[@logicplease9256]

True for you, most people digest plant proteins easily. For us casein, meat protein and whey gives bloating. I guess genetics and food culture plays an important role.

[@georgeanastasopoulos5865]

@@logicplease9256 Yes, I understand; thank you for noticing, and replying, Logic Please.🍹

[@davidhatton8109]

I don't comment enough on your videos.. but as someone who has recently got into lifting weights and trying to figure out my diet I have found your videos fantastic and informative... thank you greatly!

[@JessusChristHeals]

Instead of spending extra money on flavored tuna packets, I add siracha to canned tuna!

[@saeedabdolahi8223]

Great video. But I think it is good to add considerations about sodium. For example, jerkies and deli are usually very high in sodium (more than 30% for a small serving size). If u r using creatine, high sodium intake can cause bloating. Not to mention blood pressure..

[@fake10hourentertainment17]

Also not to mention canned tuna can contain trace amounts of mercury.

[@Magnulus76]

@@fake10hourentertainment17 Besides that, canned tuna is one of the worst foods you can eat for gout or kidney health, high renal acid load, preservatives/junk, and lots of purines. When I stopped eating it a few times a week and substituted healthier things like beans or lentils, my kidney stones and gout went away.

[@theylive4d996]

@@Magnulus76 Right, why should we eat junk food classified as best food for building muscles?

[@sandrosantos9791]

This is awesome! One of the most useful videos ever for people who are trying to gain or maintain muscle. Thank you so much!

[@ArtieArtie]

Great video, bud. Been having a hard time adding so much protein into my diet. This variation is very helpful to spice things up.

[@Messup7654]

Are you getting your protein now?

[@breakbreak200]

how have you been doing Artie

[@ArtieArtie]

@@breakbreak200 Been doing much better on the protein. finally feeling satiated too. There’s days I do really well and some days like today, I fall behind on the protein.

[@Top_10_Guy]

😊😊

[@erwaldox]

Parmesan cheese contains around 33% protein so it nice to add to the diet

[@javiervaladez3044]

Very awesome guidance! Thank you

[@КристиянСимеонов-н9ф]

I prefer pumpkin seeds 32\100 gr protein,with 150 g you easly takes DV of magnesium and zinc

[@decoherence926]

+ 1200mg sodium. No thanks

[@thechunkytrucker5111]

Ive been eating keto recently, i already eat a lot of what's mentioned in this video. BUT i still learned a lot, so im glad i watched this video. If I can add a few things: 1) nutritional yeast, pumpkin seeds/pumpkin seed butter (google/the usda has the nutrition facts wrong for these), tofu (make sure its organic, non organic tofu has genetically modified soy that i believe messes with your hormones), and if possible, bison and venison are super nutritious, high protein, low carb options. 2) for the deli meats, you also should look for uncured products. not only does adding nitrates make it processed meat, but smoking meat and curing meat would also make it processed meat. 3) if you ever want to eat pasta, eat Banza instead. its pasta made from chick peas, it has more protein and nutrition than pasta made from wheat, but still has all those carbs if you feel like you need them. Banza is just the name of the brand, looking for any pasta made from chick peas, beans, quinoa, or other high protein foods is better than just eating wheat pasta. Also instead of rice, eat quinoa. again, more protein and nutrition than rice. its also probably cool to switch things up, instead of eating chicken broccoli and rice all the time, sub the rice for quinoa, or instead of wheat spaghetti and meatballs, try banza spaghetti and meatballs. 4) its still important to eat your fruits and vegetables. im mainly talking about veggies like leafy greens (kale, spinach, arugla), peppers, berries (raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries), and other low carb nutrient rich foods. For the most part they dont have a lot of calories and add a lot of nutrients to your diet.

[@AronSzToth]

Hey. I'm watching your videos since 2018. I tried everything you said before. The thing is, I couldn't lose a single kg. I went to a doctor and guess what, I had hard hormon issues. I got medicine and lost 12 kg. (With medicine + your videos.) I still belive in your advises, just wanted to make clear, sometimes effort not enough. If a normal guy has 500 kcal deficit, nothing bad happens. If I had 500 kcal deficit, I couldn't sleep, my eyes turned red, I couldn't talk clearly. Just a because of a 500 kcal deficit.( + my BMR is mutch more less then a normal guy, so I couldn't even count right calories.) In less then a few years I got side diseses like asthma and reflux. Pls make a video about hormonal diseses, because it can be life changer. Medicine + your videos are pure cure for me.

[@gerrraw]

What kind of "hormon issues" do you have

[@jointherealworld_ai]

@@gerrraw lol

[@FatTopG]

Im an endomorph in highschool i went from 115kg to 85kg which left me very muscular, back then i also packed canned tuna but make sure to have water with you as its so dry and sometimes hard to swallow. To almost any rice or brown pasta dish i added beans,kidney beans etc... Turkey or chicken filet slices were also my favorites, cheap and ez protein sometimes even smoked salmon Now i neglected my diet and workout for years+ had a work accident that made cardio very difficult i was depressed over my situation and gave up on training. Now things have gone too far, i was 150kg and now slowly losing weight again. Your videos are helping me a lot to get all my knowledge back and sticking to it again

[@ربيعاعبدالرزاق]

May God bless you on your life

[@greekg0dal-karbooli539]

How are you doing now bro? hope you're doing well

[@amaniiexxchnge]

The rotisserie chicken tip is helpful so cheap and satisfying

[@alexgpoole17]

Great video and very informative! But what people aren’t prepared for are the protein farts!!😂

[@persetheus5671]

Definitely needed this. Trying to bulk up before summer ends

[@vivacepianostudio]

Thanks for your good advice. 😊 Here’s an idea: fill up muffin cups with egg whites plus whatever else you like. Crumbled cooked sausage, ham, onions, bell peppers, cheese, tuna or salmon, you get the idea and bake. I make 2 dozen at a time. Freeze the extras to microwave later. Great for grabbing that extra protein especially when you’re busy or don’t feel like cooking. Use a silicon muffin pan with olive oil cooking spray.

[@siatuasolomona5037]

thank u 4 this

[@aronchas]

With whole eggs... Why wasting yolks

[@vivacepianostudio]

@@aronchas Good point. Feel free to use whole eggs. 😊 I buy the egg white cartons because I can’t eat the yolks.

[@Maxximum44]

Time and temp? Thanks

[@vivacepianostudio]

@@Maxximum44 350 degrees Can’t give you specific time. Depends on your oven,how full and which ingredients you use. Probably between 20-30 minutes. Stick a knife through the center and it’ll come out clean when done. The silicone pan is important. I put it on a baking sheet cause the silicone is so flexible, your ingredients will spill getting it in and out of the oven. Avoid using a metal muffin pan because some of the non stick surface stuck to the eggs when I popped them out of the pan. Yuk. Greasing up your pan thoroughly should help. Enjoy. 😊

[@oral-baquacare3102]

Don’t forget about low fat quark or skyr, which is my personal favourite for protein. 9-11g of protein for only 60 calories is a steal.

[@philippkuhnle8363]

Quark is great. I don't like protein powder because of the bad aftertaste (and the ones that don't have this are too expensive) so i just put 500g quark with some frozen fruit and water into a blender and boom 60g Protein at 380kcal (depending on the fruit used). Literally can't get better than that. Really cheap, tasty, filling and a life saver for a vegetarian diet

[@epicdaytrading]

Great job brother!! I am so happy you have over 5 million subscribers!!! You deserve it! You do a fantastic job with all of your videos! It's truthful and backed by proof and science! I love that! Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to your channel!

[@IKNOWTHINGS.]

I’ve been watching a long commercial 😂. The product placement is immaculate.

[@markernst2129]

I just subscribed! Recently lost 25 lbs going from 180 to 155 in 4.5 months. Mainly did a counting calorie based diet and focused healthy eating and exercise. Amazingly after losing weight several results included: A1C dropped, no longer diabetes risk, knees hurt less, lower body fat to 12%, even cured my sleep apnea were main results! It was not easy but glad I did it.

[@odiehughes9890]

2 other foods that have a really good protein to calorie ratio are Greek yogurt, especially the plain variety which has 16 grams of protein for only 90 calories! Another is feta cheese which has only 35 calories for 7 grams of protein.

[@Brockthedog315]

If you can find it, usually Whole Foods or online, try Icelandic yogurt. I like 0% plain Siggi’s the best. It has 19g of protein, 2 grams of fat and is thick and creamy. Less tangy than Greek. I add strawberries and some wheat puffs for some crunch.

[@adolloyd]

​@@Brockthedog315 - Sounds amazing!!!

[@nazy2much]

Appreciate the work that goes into your videos🔥💯👍🏿

[@isaaccutlip5815]

Well you made my next shopping list easy

[@enesnela_]

bro this video is actually very very useful and straight forward, good job

[@GabeLazarYT]

I made this bomb-ass cottage cheese bowl once and I'd recommend it to anyone: - cottage cheese - mustard - salted peanuts - scallions - a hint of mayo for creaminess That's it. I also recommend you to try "körözött", a Hungarian cottage cheese spread (it's with onion, paprika and cumin prettymuch).

[@BlueSpiceSpace]

List for my own benefit: Egg white (sold in liquid cartons) Canned or packeted tuna/fish Whey (or other) protein powder Beef jerkey Precooked chicken Nitrate free deli meat (look for vinegar and seasalt preserved like 365 turkey) Protein shakes or bars (quest/pure look for low sugar and sat fat) Hard boiled eggs Cottage cheese (check fat level) -can be seasoned or prepped in various ways Sardines (warning:stinky) -some types of milk are also very good for this

[@TR-qn1hs]

Another tip is to add a scoop of whey protein to greek yoghurt and mix it well. This will give you around 40g of protein from an easy to eat yogurt meal and it tastes great!

[@kissme1518]

So that's why people buy that expensive yogurt

[@karimyassine5932]

@@kissme1518 Yeah they are healthu

[@kissme1518]

@@karimyassine5932 Yogurt is too expensive not worth it. Doesn't come in big bulk

[@karimyassine5932]

@@kissme1518 i dont grind on it daily 90 % of time i eat in morning eggs and spinach or protien smoothie . But once a week ill change the routine and have greek yougart + banana + oats +pistachio+honey it tastes amazing and has good macros.

[@masroorahmad552]

Another good food item is Greek yogurt. The one I use has no fat, and 17 G of protein per 100 cal which is 3/4 of a cup.

[@helbertgascon]

Hint: For sardines. Find a Filipino Sardines. It doesn't have a foul smell and tastes so good as it is preserved in tomato sauce rather than oil which is much healthier.

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[@DarkTerrex]

I've always been confused by the combination of cottage cheese and fruit. They don't mix at all to me. I prefer putting a little salt and pepper on cottage cheese instead, love the stuff.

[@goranradonjic2369]

You must be somewhere from eastern Europe

[@DarkTerrex]

@@goranradonjic2369 Northwest, USA, actually.

[@1mantiss1]

Fr

[@technofeeling2462]

Who even wastes eggyolk?

[@SanjayStiltskin]

Not me!

[@hannanmr9999]

Not me

[@Jorda5s]

Fr sounds kinda plain

[@laderekaker1629]

Egg yolk can have yo cholesterol high

[@vanessahargreaves528]

​@@laderekaker1629 it's not the bad one for u

[@salieryart1851]

Eggs in my country now cost more than Guatemalas national budget

[@erikthered1719]

So, quite cheap

[@livinlifelarry]

🇬🇹

[@ExiaGames93]

I saved this video to my playlist so I can rewatch it later, I got competition at the end of this year, great tips 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@brucexedwards]

I appreciate the thoroughness of this video: the comments of micronutients, nitrates and sugar with our protien.

[@codystene3022]

For Tuna, only eat 12 ounces a week since of the high mercury content. Too much tuna is not healthy

[@jessehoffman2726]

Dont eat any meat at all if you are smart. 🤨

[@johntran4478]

@@jessehoffman2726 You should only drink the morning dew on your lawn in the morning cause that is the purest source of water.

[@KitKatWiffleBallBat]

I'm very interested in this. This week I ate tuna and beef together just so I could get my protein up a bit more. It wasn't terrible. Especially with lots of salsa and cheese. I ate a BUNCH of greens to help fill me up too.

[@pedrocols]

The problem with tuna is that is has high levels of mercury.

[@MB-nk5lr]

vitello tonnato is delicious.

[@z3bb374]

@@pedrocols my brother was a victim brodie, he has stomach and chest pain for weeks . Now he’s fine

[@pedrocols]

@@z3bb374 Glad to hear he is doing well!

[@ThomasP7572]

@@pedrocols Get "solid white albacore" and not that skipjack "chunk tuna".

[@ayael]

Protein is easy but I can't, the smell, the taste jeez. (life hack : cottage cheese)

[@juliusw731]

I appreciate the information in this video. A good starting point. Be careful of the sodium intake on a lot of these.

[@giorgiociaravolol1998]

If you live in Europe, eat your local cheese. Parmigiano Reggiano, Gouda, Brie, Edamer, Cascaval, Feta, Queso Tetilla...whatever you like cheese has a lot of protein and if you add with some deli meats you're good to go. I basically eat a sandwich everyday with some Parmigiano and Salame, alongside a protein shake at night and a greek yogurt as a snack I almost reach my daily amount of protein (75g)

[@i9avici7a5]

Great video - if you’re working 4-5 days a week with a mix of aerobic and anaerobic exercises, should you stay away from some of these foods that have high sodium?

[@simonroome5858]

Why? In healthy people eating a lot of sodium is not bad for you - that myth was busted years ago. You will sweat out excess sodium if you are exercising vigorously also.

[@MichaelJwolf1984]

@@simonroome5858it’s blood pressure that is the issue. So that is not a myth. Sweat out the water is fine but doesn’t alleviate the blood pressure issue.

[@dv65]

DON'T separate the egg whites from the yolk. Egg whits contains about 10g protein per 100g whereas egg yolk contains 14-17g protein per 100 g.

[@KalamataBoys18]

But the Yolk has more fat

[@stryker5673]

Maybe if you're bulking, but if you're cutting you're getting about 50 extra calories per yolk.

[@brandenhylton8272]

​@andrewbusshart2026 very true, I would rather get the extra nutrients the yolk provides. Honestly 50 calories isnt that much if you live a semi active life style. But yes thats 50 calories of something else you could have.

[@stryker5673]

@@brandenhylton8272 of course. Im cutting and I eat the yolk with hardboiled eggs and and in my omelette. With the omelette though, I do 2 full eggs and two egg whites to cut some calories down but still get the nutrients.

[@brandenhylton8272]

@andrewbusshart2026 ditto. I try to only use 2-3 whole eggs any more than that and I need egg whites.

[@realfitmarco3927]

Keep up the great work man 👏 & thank you for doing what you do. God bless

[@richardsmith9605]

Totally appreciate your know how, and love gleaning from your very informative videos Max. 👊 There's certainly always lot's to learn about staying fit and healthy.

[@agonzalez8924]

Lots of good tips

[@adamp6700]

Great information in this video my man! Quick question though, have you ever used Redcon1's MRE Products (Lite, Bars, Regular, RTD)? If so, what are your thoughts on them and their macros? They do taste amazing, and are supposed to be made from whole foods. Interested in your take on these.

[@revan552]

Just read the effing label, man. You have a brain, right? Use it to do the absolute bar minimum of thinking for yourself to read the label on a protein bar. 🤦‍♀️

[@artfx9]

Babies are rich in protein.

[@johncotugnoiii5971]

😂

[@arielprosiak7014]

But you wont start one and not eat it all it's at least 365 babies in a year, that's a lot of babies

[@mooseman4355]

Doesn’t protein need fat to be absorbed ?.. i mean like str8 egg whites without fat.. how well with that be absorbed by the body?

[@peterpayne2219]

By the way, I got serious about eating chicken breast and we discovered that cooking it in a pressure cooker is AMAZING, taking just minutes and yielding super soft and juicy chicken. You should add this to a video on healthy food hacks.

[@GuillermoDuran_RE]

This still my go to favorite channel! Thanks you man!❤

[@robbie192]

This is bad...you need yolk...better protein in yolk...omg

[@tamply3]

I have never came across any channel that mentioned nitrates before. It's always important to google every ingredient of anything you're gonna eat. Well done, Max 💪🔥

[@The.Ghost.of.Tom.Joad.]

Also... FROZEN FISH. Four ounces of salmon will give you 23 g of protein, plus omega 3's and other super healthy micronutrients. If you have an air fryer, there's no need to thaw, so preparing frozen fish is no-muss, no-fuss. Preheat your air fryer to between 375 and 390, depending on the fillet's thickness. While it's heating, hit both sides of the [still-frozen] fillets with olive oil and lemon juice if you have it. When the air fryer's ready, hit both sides of the fish with salt, pepper, and any flavoring you like (I use garlic salt or Cajan spice) and cook for 9 minutes. Perfect for lunch or on a diner salad, with hardboiled eggs and cheese for extra protein.

[@oskie9719]

Tips for cooking juicy chicken breast. Poke holes in chicken breast with fork. Soak chicken in water with 1 teaspoon of sugar and salt for about an hour. The longer it sits the more flavor it will absorb. Be careful how much salt you put as it can get a little salty. I like to use my gas grill when cooking my chicken but I’ve tried pan fried, steamed, and baked and all turned out great.

[@leighburville2717]

My choices... Scrambled eggs. Canned tuna. Fresh shrimp. Beef jerky. Cottage cheese. Grilled burger. Chicken salad. Sardines. Spoonfuls of peanut butter Almond flour-egg pancakes. Yorkshire pudding made with almond flour.

[@CollectedWorx]

Egg whites in a protein shake and beef jerky outside of a protein shake are life savers.

[@chad3274]

Easy way to peel shells from hardboiled eggs: Let eggs cool after boiling. Tap the edge of theegg on a corner like you would with a raw egg. Then firmly roll it on a plate. The shell will crack as you roll. Then peel the shell from the egg. It should come off in bigger pieces.

[@RichardThomas-lu6ej]

Great video. Thanks for sharing! I can't believe I have missed beef jerky!

[@positivealignment]

Flavoured tofu (Thai is my fav) Extra-lean mince patties/balls Protein jelly Adding chia and flax seeds to shakes/food Adding nutritional yeast to popcorn as a snack

[@jno_us]

amazing video! thank you!!!!!

[@chewher4171]

It’s been a long journey. Thank you to you and your team!!

[@user-rg7rn5le3x]

1. egg whites 2. canned fish / flavored tuna packets 3. protein powder (whey protein easy for digestion) 4. beef jerky 5. rotisserie chicken (remove skin for less calories) 6. deli meat (can contain harmful ingredients) 7. protein bars 8. hard boiled eggs 9. cottage cheese

[@martindejuan1028]

Max your the goat bro this video was very much needed

[@avinashtyagi2]

I take one block of super firm organic tofu, slice it into small cubes, toss it into the air fryer on high for about 12 or so minutes (no oil), comes out slightly crispy (not too hard, not too soft), toss it with hot sauce, and enjoy, gives me about 70 grams of complete protein right off the bat.

[@GMaXimus95]

finally, loved it cause actually you talked about the food ppl who dont really cook can reach and eat easily and it doesnt take time to preapre them also. Amazing because its simple. Thank you!

[@juanjesus3771]

I will never forget being in a train and the man behind me opened a sardines can. Filling the air with that smell for hours. 10:40

[@jonathanjayasooriya7466]

6:17 no way he added the sicario scene 💀

[@emmath5226]

this is really helpful, and practical. thank you!

[@kem6429]

Great informative with sound advice for a challenging task of protein intake. 👍

[@vendetta4033]

1 can of tuna or sardines, 2 boiled eggs and 200g cottage cheese. I eat this most of my days at work. Add a portion of olives and as a drink creatine drink, tropical taste.

[@Top_10_Guy]

Hey this is a great video! Thank you so much!!😊🎉

[@switchunboxing]

Thank you! Very informative dude

[@bobbybacon3478]

Youre making this in 2022. Best Economy Ever! Almost no one can afford these as a staple for the sake of fitness. A single person, maybe.

[@minty69420]

1:38 I don’t recommend Tuna, once or twice a week is fine but Tuna has so much heavy metals and micro plastics inside of it that it can permanently damage your body if eaten too much of

[@danalaniz7314]

Really excellent. Thanks so much for posting.

[@SportsSimp]

Love your content and how it’s presented.

[@codgarcho]

great video tyvm. God bless you

[@johnd.9]

Definitely read the ingredient list on deli meats. Some "all natural" brands use (or used to use) "cultured celery extract". This natural ingredient is still a source of nitrites, for those who care. FYI.

[@cherubin7th]

Dude the egg yellow is the best protein source of the entire egg, don't separate it out.

[@mohammaddavoudian7897]

Your videos are fantastic. I have leaned a lot from them. Thank you.

[@alex29443]

Honestly, here in the UK you can get 300g cooked chicken breast at Tesco. 75g protein takes you enough of the way there at 450kcal that basically the rest of the day can be whatever you want so long as you are within your calorie limit. You just throw it in your lunch and dinner or have it as a snack.

[@fuzzybear6191]

Brilliant - I will be taking a lot from this. Thank you!

[@billproctor1568]

My wife and I been making our own protein shakes for 10 years now. We use, yogurt smoothies with probiotics, 2% milk, carnation breakfast essentials, strawberries, 100% cocao powder, peanut butter and whey protein powder. We get vitamins and minerals, protein, anti oxidants, probiotics and flavanols. It's not just tasty it's filling and healthy.

[@aidenralston4328]

I just put whey and milk in mine 😂😂

[@1mantiss1]

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[@dylano7242]

missed 1. nutritional yeast flakes. Are cheap high protein vitamins, add good bacteria. The flavor is cheese like and is a good cheese substitute. Is great on vegetables, eggs, rice 2. Sprouts - you can grow them at home , eat every day when cut fresh 3. Ground turkey. Even generic ground turkey is leaner than beef and way cheaper. My Walmart has different flavors with rosemary, taco , and my favorite breakfast sausage spices and cost $2lbs.

[@RMInt-qp8mq]

8/16/2024 the ground turkey you speak of at Walmart is nowhere near $2lbs. Bidenomics.

[@jehushaphat]

Very informative and very useful.

[@jackmanhireiii]

Respect how long this guys been in the game.

[@daneo617]

Having a cup of egg whites Rocky drinking a cup of egg yolks.😂

[@albertovelazquez9329]

What a good video👍

[@kevinjenkins6986]

For my vegans out there: Plant based protein powder spinach soy curls black beans/any bean really granola (there are some with added protein as well) steel cut oats Ezekiel bread

[@ΧαραλαμοςΑκριτιδης]

Very helpful video,thanks a lot!!