• Legal Notice – MuscleMecca Forums

    MuscleMecca.com is an educational discussion platform. We do not sell, promote, or endorse any bodybuilding gear, supplements, research chemicals, or performance-enhancing substances.

    All discussions are for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing posted on this forum should be considered medical or legal advice.

    Do not attempt to sell, source, or promote illegal substances. Any such activity will result in an immediate and permanent ban and may be reported to the proper authorities.

    By using this site, you agree to comply with all forum rules, disclaimers, and applicable laws in your jurisdiction.

    Read Our Full Disclaimer and Forum Rules

List vegan food rich in proteins

fitnessmara

fitnessmara

Well-known member
Member
Joined
Nov 4, 2016
Messages
70
Points
8
Plant based proteins are absorbing faster than the meat based.
No idea why- it is some sort of a big science under it - as long as it works, I don't even care.
Also, I really don't like eggs so much...

List all vegan food that you know or find rich in proteins, no food related to animal products ( milk, cheese, honey).

I am not so flashy in my list, but I will try.

1. White beans ( almost any kind)
2. dry figs
3. soy
4. kale, collard
5. chickpeas
6. nuts and almonds


Add yours under....
 
Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

Well-known member
Member
Joined
Mar 11, 2018
Messages
415
Points
18
Here's my list of veggies with lots of protein.
Spinach - loaded with antioxidants and protein.
Broccoli - has more protein than beef.
Brussel Sprouts - has lots of protein and fiber.
Artichokes - high protein content.
Asparagus - high protein and fiber.
 
Alexandoy

Alexandoy

Mecca V.I.P.
VIP
Joined
Dec 17, 2016
Messages
3,248
Points
48
I am a nut either and I know for a fact that nuts give us proteins. One doctor here named Dr. Galvez-Tan had debunked the myth that nuts cause aggravate arthritis and gout. My favorite nut is the pili nut which is local in the Philippines. By the way, peanut is also considered a type of nut which means we can also get protein from peanuts. However, I don't think that we can get the full protein needs of our body outside the meat. In other words, we still need to eat meat once in a while.
 
NoviceNinja

NoviceNinja

Well-known member
Member
Joined
Jun 16, 2018
Messages
397
Points
18
Tofu is a food rich in protein. My mom always cooks it fried with meat plus sauce (tokwa't baboy), it's a staple food here from where I live. I also buy a tofu drink every morning. We call it "taho." And I get my daily dose of protein from it every single day.
 
Folk Artist

Folk Artist

Mecca V.I.P.
VIP
Joined
May 30, 2018
Messages
506
Points
18
Some good protein rich foods for vegans would be lentils, and they are very good for your colon as well- they feed the good bacteria in there. Also all kinds of beans are great protein for vegans as well- they include black beans, kidney, and pinto beans. You could try some green pea soup for protein as well if you are vegan.
 

Similar threads

MrWhisper
Replies
0
Views
105
MrWhisper
MrWhisper
AlphaOmegaPeps
Replies
0
Views
1K
AlphaOmegaPeps
AlphaOmegaPeps
Top