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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
30 November 2009 22:48
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theiopener At the moment this is what i am doing Can of Pilchards 60g protein (63p) 400g Sainsburys Basics mince beef 97p) 72g protein 5 whole eggs (30g protein) 40p Tin of corned beef 81g protein (£1) Lidl £3 per day for ~240g of first class quality protein. Plus anything else that you use like carb sources, nuts etc on top of that. It isnt as hard as a lot of people make out. Also TVP is cheap from tesco which can also add bulk to your protein intake. they are very good prices, i do eat alot of eggs, but surly the mince and corned beef is very fatty. can you give the values per 100g please. i have shoped in sainburys and havent seen this mince, might be because the sainburys near me is quite small or is it in the frozen section? thanks, you might of saved me lots of money :)
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
30 November 2009 22:53
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just looked myself online and the values for the basics mince are: per 100g cals: 228cals protein:18g, Fat:17.3g(7.4g saturated) just wondering with the high level of fat will it not be unhealthy? i gues it will be fine aslong as you balance the rest of your diet about it but its still quite high in sat fats.
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
02 December 2009 08:38
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I dont see anything wrong with sat fats in people who train with weights. Mix it with 100g of soya mince and an egg and you have a pretty decent meatloaf.
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
05 December 2009 21:15
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small boy Papa Lazarou 40p per pack of smart price mince beef at the mo. 40p per pack of smart price mince beef at the mo. WERE TO Asda
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
11 January 2010 11:00
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Went to farmfoods at the weekend - some good prices on meats and fish. 8 pork chops ~1.1kg, ~£5 Turkey crown ~2kg, ~£8 Can't remember the tuna/prawn prices, but they seemed good. Will see what quality is like Avoided the "chicken breast" - 80% meat.. lol!
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
11 January 2010 22:03
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Try going to makro, you can buy 5kg of chicken breasts for £17.00. For eggs go to eggnation from google and buy 6 litres of egg whites for £20.00 - (thats 33 egg whites per litre x 6 = 188 egg whites for £20 - bargin.
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
13 January 2010 18:41
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The packs aren't cheap but a seafood selection from Tesco has about 50g protein in each with pretty much nothing else. IIRC all the major supermarkets do a similar deal. The ones with prawns, mussels and squid. They're £5 for 2 or £3 each. Added mine into 1/2 pack of stirfry mix (~£1 .: 50p portion) with some seasoning. plenty of protein and no more than 400 cals. To keep in line with the thread title, don't eat this in a credit crunch
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
03 March 2010 10:22
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
03 March 2010 10:30
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Morrissons have got Boneless Shoulder of Pork for £2.49 a kilo at the minute. Think Sainsburys have a similar deal but a different cut of meat.
Awesome pic, but Tony you're not doing yourself many favours posting up tips on preventing the gag reflex and then a picture of a guy touching his toes - Ak
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
06 March 2010 12:14
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Good stuff. Thanks.
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
10 March 2010 09:45
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Hey all, some fantastic ideas and advice in this thread :) going to look into buying some TVP myself, but also wondered - where do you guys bulk buy your chicken? I can currently get 1.1kg of skinless, boneless chicken breast for about a fiver, and i buy packs of white fish at around 750g for 3 quid - does the job. This is from Iceland by the way. Is this any good in comparison to the prices you guys buy it at?
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
11 March 2010 14:57
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Hi ryzo. I bulk buy my chicken from Makro. 5kg chicken breast fillets for £16.89 Theres usually about 21-22 filets in a pack averaging 210-250g per fillet, most are abot 225g. I did an experement a while back to compare cooked weight with prepacked weight and IIRC a 230g fillet cooked down to about 200g - so although theres obvious water content its only about 10-15% I also get my eggs from makro, 60 medium eggs for £4.75 or when they have the large in theyre £5.25 for 60. Bargain!!! I usually get 3 boxes to last me a month. Lastly they do 1.5kg boxes of salmon fillets for £13. Boneless, skinless, individually wrapped and taste great. They have loads of other stuff and I could keep buying and buying but Ive got to draw the line somewhere..... Oh they do 1kg tubs of cottage cheese for a couple of quid which is good value too.
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
11 March 2010 15:06
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Just through my front door: Morrisons: Birds eye 100% chicken chargrills - £1 for a 2 pack. I find these handy to have in the freezer for a quick meal. They cook in 25 mins from frozen and I usually throw them in a salad or have them with rice / pasta & veg. 165 calories 9g fat 19g protein carbs are low. Birds eye 2 fish fillers for £1.24. Havent had them before but I reckon stats will be similar to the above. Again handy for quick protein.
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
17 March 2010 15:23
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they aint 100% chicken i dont think dude plus imo processed crap
If you can't stand the heat, get out the kitchen!! BULKING AT THE MO!!
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
11 June 2010 12:33
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Mackeral and sardines are dirt cheap and high in protein. Can't quote figures off the top of my head though. Normally quite a bit cheaper than tuna
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
11 June 2010 12:34
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i'm talking about tinned stuff btw
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
11 June 2010 15:31
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Cheapest and the best source of protein is Lamb Liver, more superior to chicken, turkey etc with 30g of protein per 100grams and £1 will get you 500gram pack - 150grams of protein for a £1 packed with essential B vitamins. Sainsburys New Zealand lamb liver is what i get, brilliant for dieting when your not feeling to squeamish, lol. chuck some onions and mint sauce in you wouldn't know what it was.
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
11 June 2010 16:27
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ha ha yeah good shout Enigma, i think it's time i became a man and started eating stuff like liver!!
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
11 June 2010 16:40
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liver is well tasty tbh i havent had any in ages, i think some will be falling in my shopping basket later
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Re:Price of protein - Helping you choose the cheapest options (Credit crunch!)
11 June 2010 22:35
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It is good if you can stomach it, get someone that knows how to cook it to break you in, and make it a good experience!! lol
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