I’m sticking to what I think is good diet for some time (a lot of protein, little fat, some carbs). I do not eat in restaurants besides dinners (I do not have oven) but lately my diet become a little bit boring because of small list of products I eat. My diet consists of:
eggs
curd cheese
tuna fish
chicken
rice
bananas
oats
yogurt
protein shake
tomato
cucumber
pepper
cashews
raisins
milk (rarely because I gain a lot of fat when I drink milk)
Would you add anything to this list so my diet is little bit more interesting?
Approximately 1 gram per 10 calories = good. Examples: Greek Yogurt, eggs, cottage cheese, lean pork
Approximately 1 gram per 20 calories = OK. Examples: Chick peas, broccoli
Anything above 1 gram per 30 calories is probably only good as enjoyment food, which is also important.
If it’s 1 gram of protein (or none) per 50 calories, then it’s probably pure junk.
That’s just looking at it from a raw numbers perspective when it comes to the basic calories in calories out rules. Of course there’s other factors like fiber and micronutrients. The leaner I need to be, the more I eat from the “awesome” and “good” section, and…surprise! The leaner I get.
I earn well so cost is not that of an issue. Whether It comes to availability I spend to much time shopping so I do not want to spend another hour searching for some rear thing.
As far as basic foods, I’d add
Salmon
More fruit (grapes, strawberries, oranges)
Bell Peppers
Greek Yogurt
Just try to have fun with it. Make stir fry and caesar salads and stuff, throw the meat in there. Experiment. There are tons of articles with protein powder recipes, too.
Profit opportunity identified, sweet potatoes (orange not yellow) are awesome. Shipment inbound lol. What country?
If you take a potato and slice it up and fry it at 350 degrees in vegetable oil, then yeah… not so healthy. If you bake/boil/mash a potato with a little bit of high quality butter and about a million different spices and toppings. Potatoes can be a great part of a lifter’s diet. Remember carbs aren’t the devil, even the keto lifters need to refeed for muscle glycogen.