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  1. PEP PATRIOT52

    Easy High Protein Cottage Cheese Mac and Cheese

    **Easy High Protein Cottage Cheese Mac and Cheese** Ingredients: 10 Ounces Pasta Bone Broth - *Optionally use Bone Broth to make your Pasta (adds flavor/protein) 1 Cup Cottage Cheese - Fat Free, Reduced Fat, or Full Fat 5 Ounces Cheddar Cheese - Fat Free, Reduced Fat, or Full Fat 1 Cup...
  2. jimbosmith316

    Increasing the Protein Content in Baked Goods

    Increasing the protein content in baked goods can be achieved by incorporating protein-rich ingredients into your recipes. Here are some suggestions for adding protein to baked goods: ### 1. **Protein Powders:** - **Whey Protein:** Whey protein powder is a popular choice due to its...
  3. PEP PATRIOT52

    9 Post-Workout Foods That Help You Build Muscle and Recover Faster

    9 Post-Workout Foods That Help You Build Muscle and Recover Faster You've worked out. Now eat up. WHILE YOU COULD, technically, build more muscle and achieve your fitness goals by eating fast food, you're far better off refueling with nutritious foods targeted at specific things your body...
  4. Iron Game

    Diet Plan For Those Who Can't Gain Weight

    Meal 1 -Two large cage free organic eggs -One cup of egg whites -One cup of oats dry -Two slices of whole wheat or whole-grain toast -One cup of fruit any kind Meal 2 -6.5 and ounces of chicken breasts boneless and skinless -1 tablespoon of coconut or olive oil -One and a...
  5. Masher59

    Muscle Building Foods Continued

    WEDNESDAYBREAKFAST 1 WHEY PROTEIN 1 SCOOP SMALL APPLE 1 BREAKFAST 2 FRITTATA COOKED OATMEAL 1 CUP LATE-MORNING SNACK REDUCED-FAT GREEK YOGURT 1/2 CUP SLICED STRAWBERRIES 1/2 CUP LUNCH STIR-FRY MID-DAY SNACK LOW FAT COTTAGE CHEESE 1/2 CUP CANNED MANDARIN ORANGES 1/2 CUP DINNER...
  6. Masher59

    Muscle Building Foods

    THE 15 BEST LEAN-MUSCLE BUILDING FOODS BEEF (FROM GRASS-FED CATTLE) Beef is important for building lean muscle due to its protein content, cholesterol, zinc, B vitamins and iron content. Beef from grass-fed cattle have much higher levels of conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) than conventionally...
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