Sport No More Whey Protein for Me

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Hey all, well I decided that would quit buying whey protein due to the fact that it's quite expensive and that I must pay my student fees for University. So, I was wondering if you guys could tell me if my diet's protein content is sufficient enough for my workout goal.

Here it is:

Breakfast

1 large egg with 1 egg white
1 large bowl of whole wheat cereal with plenty of 1% milk

Brunch

1 piece of whole wheat toast with peanut butter or almond butter
1 yogurt and/or 1 glass of 1% milk

Lunch

1 chicken breast
150 g of whole wheat rice or pasta
1 serving of spinach or salad
2 glasses of water

Mid-Afternoon Snack

Half a cup of Cashews
6 Walnuts
12 almonds
1 Avocado
1 slice of whole wheat bread
2 glasses of water

Supper

1 can of tuna
1 slice of whole wheat bread or 1 serving of pasta
1 serving of salad and other greens
2 glasses of water

Pre Workout

1 Banana and 250 ml of 1% milk
1 yogurt
1 glass of water

Post Workout

2 Glasses of milk with whole wheat cereal
1 and a half cup of 1% cottage cheese with whole wheat crakers

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My Stats

Height: 5 feet 8 inches
Weight: 150 pounds
Goal: increase in muscle mass while remaining lean

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Well here is it guys, I replaced whey protein with milk and other dairy products. Obviously my meals tend to alternate everyday, for instance, I often replace chicken with red meats and tuna with salmon, but the protein content is always about the same.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I am very sorry for the rather long post.

- Riccardo
 
how many grams of protein is that? How many calories?
 
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Allow me to pick it apart some. Haha But seriously you are on the right track..

Breakfast

1 large egg with 1 egg white
1 large bowl of whole wheat cereal with plenty of 1% milk
More protein (egg whites) check your cereal for sugar content

Brunch

1 piece of whole wheat toast with peanut butter or almond butter
1 yogurt and/or 1 glass of 1% milk
Check your yogurt for sugar content

Lunch

1 chicken breast
150 g of whole wheat rice or pasta
1 serving of spinach or salad
2 glasses of water

Mid-Afternoon Snack

Half a cup of Cashews
6 Walnuts
12 almonds
1 Avocado
1 slice of whole wheat bread
2 glasses of water
That's a lot of nuts IMO

Supper

1 can of tuna
1 slice of whole wheat bread or 1 serving of pasta
1 serving of salad and other greens
2 glasses of water
Try whole wheat pasta or quinoa

Pre Workout

1 Banana and 250 ml of 1% milk
1 yogurt
1 glass of water
I'd do pb & jelly sandwich on whole wheat or oatmeal and a few eggs (complex carbs not simple)
Post Workout

2 Glasses of milk with whole wheat cereal
1 and a half cup of 1% cottage cheese with whole wheat crakers
Idk, in this case I would prob go with a glass of chocolate milk (skim) for post workout. Stay away from as much fat as possible. Protein and a simple carb for the insulin spike.
 
nothing wrong with healthy nuts, but the diet lacks protein.

where do you buy your whey? my whey is barely over 50 cents per 26g serving. WAY cheaper than chicken breast or even tuna.
 
protein powder is dirt cheap if you calculate it into $/gram of protein
 
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