How do you guys get your 1g/lb of protein in?

Greek yogurt is about 5.2 calories per gram of protein, while something like ON whey is 4.8, and it isn’t even complete protein. What kind of dumb motherfucker sees a protein per volume ratio and thinks “hmm that’s not good.” Yogurt is already hydrated so no shit it’s larger than whey. Yogurt has far better protein to calorie ratio than milk and whey. It’s also more soluble in liquid than whey because it’s already in water.

Skyr is god tier, along with President's Choice brand Greek Yog, almost every other brand has 1 gram of sugar for every gram of protein per serving

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not OP but with Granola/Nuts and/or Fruit and/or Berries

I have a bag of sealed Carnivore Beef Protein.
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Safe to eat?

1g/lb is a myth. Follow the clinically supported .6-.7g/lb. A quick Google search will reveal myriad supporting refs.

1lb of chicken and meat pizzas for carbs and extra protein.

I wouldn't.

Eggs are 50c a dozen

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