10/19/2024
High protein snacks!! Good stuff!!
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Beef Jerky��best high-protein, low-calorie beef jerky brands:
* Jack Link’s Beef Jerky
* Protein: 11g per serving
* Calories: 80 kcal per serving
* Highlights: One of the most popular brands, offering a variety of flavors, widely available.
* EPIC Provisions
* Protein: 9-13g per serving (depending on flavor)
* Calories: 60-90 kcal per serving
* Highlights: Focuses on high-quality, grass-fed beef and exotic meats (like venison, bison), also available in different flavors and protein sources.
* Country Archer Provisions
* Protein: 9-11g per serving
* Calories: 70-90 kcal per serving
* Highlights: Made with 100% grass-fed beef, with minimal ingredients, gluten-free, and non-GMO.
* Stryve Biltong
* Protein: 16g per serving
* Calories: 90 kcal per serving
* Highlights: Biltong is air-dried and often has higher protein and lower fat than traditional jerky. Stryve offers a clean ingredient list with no sugar or preservatives.
* Krave Jerky
* Protein: 9-12g per serving
* Calories: 90-100 kcal per serving
* Highlights: Known for creative flavors like sweet chipotle and black cherry barbecue. Lower in sodium compared to some other jerky brands.
* Think Jerky
* Protein: 12g per serving
* Calories: 90 kcal per serving
* Highlights: Made with 100% grass-fed beef, free-range turkey, and minimal ingredients. Low in sugar and high in protein.
* Lorissa’s Kitchen
* Protein: 11g per serving
* Calories: 80 kcal per serving
* Highlights: Offers a variety of flavors, made from 100% grass-fed beef with no added nitrates, MSG, or preservatives.
* The New Primal
* Protein: 10-11g per serving
* Calories: 70-90 kcal per serving
* Highlights: Made from grass-fed, pasture-raised beef, gluten-free, and paleo-friendly, with a clean ingredient list.
* Perky Jerky
* Protein: 10-11g per serving
* Calories: 80-90 kcal per serving
* Highlights: Tender, low-sodium jerky with no added nitrates. Made from 100% grass-fed beef.
�Other Options
Quest Nutrition: Protein chips, bars, cookies, pizza etc.�https://www.questnutrition.com/ ��Mrs Taste International: Condiments�https://mrstaste.com/
Flavor God: Spice Up Bland Food�https://flavorgod.com/ ��Magic Spoon: High Protein Cereal�https://magicspoon.com/ ��Paleovalley Beef Sticks�https://paleovalley.com/��Amplify Snack Brands: Skinny Pop, Paqui�https://amplifysnackbrands.com/ ��Go Raw: Nuts and snacks.�https://goraw.com/ ��Huel: Complete Food Replacements and Bars�https://huel.com/
�Food Craving Cheat Sheet
Have you ever found yourself in the midst of making great progress with your fitness, only to fall back into old habits of snacking on junk food?��If so, you’re not alone.
�Many of us are overwhelmed with decisions throughout the day. Every decision brings on more mental fatigue. Once we get to a breaking point, pro-active action (and discipline) are damn near impossible.��That’s how you end up elbow deep in a bag of Smokehouse BBQ chips before you realize what happened.
So, what’s the remedy?��Well, there is no “one size” fits all solution when it comes to conquering cravings and making better decisions. ����Here are 4 Strategies To Reduce Snacking�
* Automate breakfast and lunch.
�Most people end up snacking at night once they’re exhausted. They opt for t e easy choice, even if it sabotages their results. The reason is decision fatigue. The remedy to decision fatigue is limiting the number of decisions you make–starting with your food.��Eat the same basic meals at breakfast (if you eat it) and lunch. By the time dinner (or second dinner) come around, you have more mental bandwidth and calories to work with.
* Hydrate + salt.
Most snacking is done out of boredom, dehydration, and habit rather than necessity. Your body doesn’t get full-on calories, it gets full on volume. So, have 20oz of water and a pinch of sea salt–which helps nourish your adrenal glands and plays a role in blood volume–this can actually reduce hunger and give you more energy.
Throw. That. S**t. Out.
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