
Protein in the Vegan Diet
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Protein in the Vegan Diet
Table 1: Sample Menus Showing How Easy It Is To Meet Protein Needs
For Men: Protein Recommendations for Male Vegan 63-79 grams [based on 0.8-1 gram of protein per kilogram body weight for
79-kilogram (174-pound) male] For Women:
Protein (gms)
Protein (gms)
Breakfast:
1 cup Oatmeal 6
1 cup Soymilk 9
1 Bagel 9
Lunch:
2 slices Whole Wheat Bread 5
1 cup Vegetarian Baked Beans 12
Dinner:
5 oz firm Tofu 16
1 cup cooked Broccoli 5
1 cup cooked Brown Rice 5
2 Tbsp Almonds 3
Snack:
2 Tbsp Peanut Butter 8
6 Crackers 2
TOTAL 80 grams
Breakfast:
2 slices Whole Wheat Toast 5
2 Tbsp Peanut Butter 8
Lunch:
1 cup Soy Yogurt 12
2 Tbsp Almonds 3
1 Baked Potato 4
Dinner:
1 cup cooked Lentils 18
1 cup cooked Bulgur 6
Snack:
1 cup Soymilk 9
TOTAL 65 grams
Protein Recommendation for Female Vegan 50-63 grams [based on 0.8-1 gram of protein per kilogram body weight for 63-kilogram (138-pound) female]
Additional food should be added to these menus to provide adequate calories and to meet requirements for nutrients besides protein.
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Table 2: Protein Content of Selected Vegan Foods
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