Tag: Plant-Based Foods
Getting 80–100 Grams Of Daily Protein From Plant Foods
Fully Raw Kristina’s YouTube Channel has about 1.45 million subscribers, and her videos have over 154,000,000 views. She has been a raw vegan for over 20 years. Her Instagram account has about one million followers, so she clearly has a large reach online. One of the main questions she receives … [continued]
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Bacon, Hotdogs, Pork Chops, & Ham Bad For Climate Change Too?
Years ago, there was an article I read about Harvard University research which identified a connection between consuming some amount of bacon on a regular basis and increased death risk. In general, it’s processed red meat that is regarded to be a problem for human health, not only bacon. “Cutting … [continued]
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104 Grams Of Protein For $1.50?
“I like black-eyed peas,” said the lady behind me at the grocery store checkout counter. There was a sale on them at a discount grocery store: 5 cans for $4. That was about a month ago, but recently at a different store there was a one-pound bag of black-eyed peas … [continued]
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360 Grams Of Protein For $6?
The other day at a discount grocery store there was a sale on Royal Split Pigeon Peas, which some people say is a type of lentil if you have never eaten them. Each bag was marked down from $4 for two pounds to $3 so I got 2 bags for … [continued]
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A Soy Food Product Has More Protein Than Steak?
There is a plant-based form of food that is packed with protein, though it’s probably not well known in the mainstream. It is called TVP, textured vegetable protein, or sometimes textured soy protein. There is a restaurant in the San Francisco Bay Area which has been around for decades that … [continued]
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