What can i eat to replace the proteins in meat?

I have serious doubts as to kacey's credibility, at least about this topic. The last time that I checked, meat and fish were both meat. "Eggs, milk, spinach, soybean, quinoa, meat, fish, whole grains, rice, beans, legumes, corn, oats, peas and peanut butter are good sources of high protein foods."

sharonlawrence is most likely tied to the questioner in some fashion since she has posted an advertising link in answering this question. I have doubts about her answer on that basis. Her statement, " Also you can include in your diet with banana, black berries, broccoli, bean sprouts, cabbage, carrot are some of the good sources of protein."  is false. While I have no argument that these are good things to eat, I eat them, they are not significant protein sources.

Cabbage is also relatively low in both carbohydrates and protein. A half-cup serving of raw cabbage has 2 g of carbohydrates, 1 g of fiber and 0 g of protein. That same serving size of cooked cabbage has 3 g of carbohydrates, no fiber and 1 g of protein. By adding ham, sausage or tofu, you can increase the protein content of a cabbage dish.

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Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/243474-nutritional-value-of-cabbage/#ixzz1t9zIXKkx

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Eggs, milk, spinach, soybean, quinoa, meat, fish, whole grains, rice, beans, legumes, corn, oats, peas and peanut butter are good sources of high protein foods.

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