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    Posted: 27 August 2008 at 9:58am
What are these, i know nuts are but i hate nuts lol.

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While i was writing the title the whole I before E except after C popped into my head.. Well not the case for Protein, unless i spelt it wrong lol.
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Eggs and cheese are also pretty good for protein.

 

I think the full "i before e" rule is:

i before e except after c unless said as an "ay" as in neighbour and weigh. 

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Tuna & couscous is something I eat for lunch quite often. But no good if you don't like tuna!

The xtra-calci milk also has a good amount of protein in it.
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Meat, or as my nutrionist says, anything that had eyes, is of course high.
Dairy, although not that flash
Eggs
Nuts, seeds

There is also ways you can get protein by combineing vegetable proteins: grains and legumes so corn and beans
Seeds/nuts with legumes such as beans on whole grain toast
vegetables with dairy
vegetables with dairy

And lastly protein powder can work well sometimes as well
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Chicken is good, and for low fat go for the breast.

I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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