deeby
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hi all, i found this post on another site and have shamelessly stolen it 
hope it helps .......
GBP patients need to about 0.5-0.75 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight.
The biggest thing I needed to understand is that 30 gr. of chicken DOES NOT equal 30 gr. of protein and that you need to check labels, however it is difficult to check labels on “normal food”.
I therefore searched the internet and found these tables that indicate the protein contents for a lot of food items. Please note that being a stapler; you will need to watch the calorie- and fat-intake as well.
Hopes it helps, it was an eye-opener
to me!
Vegetable (100grams) Protein Fat
Asparagus 3g less than 1g
Aubergine 1g less than 1g
Beetroot 2g less than 1g
Broccoli 3g less than 1g
Brussels Sprouts 3g 1.4g
Cabbage average 1g less than 1g
Carrot 0.5g less than 1g
Cauliflower 3g less than 1g
Celery 0.5g less than 1g
Chicory 0.6g less than 1g
Courgette 2g less than 1g
Cucumber 0.5g less than 1g
Fennel 1g less than 1g
Gherkins 1g less than 1g
Gourd 1.5g less than 1g
Leek 1.6g less than 1g
Lettuce (average) 0.7g less than 1g
Marrow 0.5g less than 1g
Mushroom 2g less than 1g
Okra 2.4g 1g
Onion 0.7g less than 1g
Onion Spring 2g less than 1g
Parsnip 1.5g 2.3g
Peppers 1g less than 1g
Pumpkin 0.5g less than 1g
Radish 0.7g less than 1g
Spinach 2g less than 1g
Swede 0.5g less than 1g
Sweetcorn 2.5g 1.5g
Tomatoes 2g 1g
Turnip 0.8g less than 1g
Watercress 3g 1g
Yam 2g less than 1g
High protein food Protein Carbs
EGGS* ( 1 medium size )* 6 grams 0 g
MILK* ( 1 pint or 568ml) 19 grams 24 g
MILK* ( 1 glass ) 6.3 grams 8 g
SOYA MILK* Plain* (200 ml) 6 grams 1.6 g
TOFU (100 g) 8 grams 0.8 g
LOW-FAT YOGHURT (plain)* 150g 8 grams 10 g
LOW-FAT YOGHURT (fruit)* 150g 6 grams 27 g
FISH*** (cod fillets 100g) 21 grams 0*g
CHEESE* cheddar 100g 25 grams 0.1 g
ROAST BEEF ( 100g ) 28*grams 0 g
ROAST CHICKEN 100g 25*grams 0 g
OTHER MEATS AVERAGE (100g ) 25 grams 0 g
Rice Protein Carbs
White rice raw (average) 15g 170g
White rice boiled 5.2g 62g
Fried rice 4.4g 50g
Brown rice raw 13g 162g
Brown rice boiled 5.2g 64g
Savoury rice raw 17g 154g
Savoury rice boiled 6g 52g
Meat Protein (100grams) Protein Fat Calories
Venison 34g 6.5g 200
Veal fillet (roast) 30g 12g 240
Goose (roast) 30g 25g 350
Pheasant (roast) 30g 9g 250
Partridge (roast) 29g 8g 250
Pork Chops (grilled) 28g 24g 340
Turkey (roast) 28g 6g 165
Corned beef canned 27g 12g 220
Rabbit 27g 8g 187
Pork Leg (roast) 27g 20g 290
Lamb Leg (roast) 25g 17g 270
Hare 25g 6g 155
Offal* (average stewed) 24g 8g 185
Lamb Cutlets (grilled) 23g 31g 375
Lamb breast (roast) 22g 30g 398
Lamb Chops (grilled) 21g 28g 368
Pork Belly rashers (grilled) 21g 35g 400
Lamb Shoulder (roast) 20g 24g 320
Pork Trotters (boiled) 20g 23g 290
Duck (roast) 20g 30g 330
Meat Paste (average) 15g 11g 170
Ham & Pork canned 14g 24g 270
Sausage (average) 13g 21g 280
Pigeon (roast) 13g 13.5g 242
Luncheon Meat canned 13g 27g 305
Faggots 11g 18g 270
Steak & Kidney Pie 10g 22g 315
White Fish (100grams) Protein Fat
Cod fillets (baked) 22g 1.4g
Cod in batter (fried) 20g 12g
Haddock fresh (steamed) 24g 0.7g
Haddock in breadcrumbs (fried) 22g 8g
Halibut fresh (steamed) 18g 3g
Lemon Sole (steamed) 21g 1g
Lobster (meat only) 27g 1.3g
Monkfish (steamed) 24g 1g
Mullet (steamed) 25g 1g
Sole in breadcrumbs (fried) 22g 2.7g
Plaice fresh (steamed) 20g 1.5g
Plaice in batter (fried) 18g 18g
Saithe (steamed) 24g 1g
Shark 24g 2.3g
Skate in batter (fried) 15g 10g
Sprats (fried) 19g 21g
Sturgeon 21g 1.2g
Whiting (steamed) 15g 1g
Whiting in breadcrumbs (fried) 16g 10g
Oily Fish Protein Fat
Anchovies (canned) 25g 20g
Herring (grilled) 17g 13g
Kippers (baked) 18g 9.8g
Mackerel (fried) 19g 12g
Pilchards 19g 5.7g
Salmon (steamed) 20g 12g
Sardines in tomato sauce 18g 11g
Sardines in oil 24g 14g
Trout (steamed) 17g 3.3g
Tuna in oil 26g 8g
Tuna in brine 24g 0.5g
Pasta Type (100grams) Protein Carbs
Pasta shapes raw 24g 146g
Pasta shapes boiled 7g 46g
Macaroni raw 24g 150g
Macaroni boiled 6g 37g
Noodles raw 24g 142g
Noodles egg boiled 4.5g 26g
Spaghetti raw 24g 148g
Spaghetti boiled 7g 44g
Wholemeal raw 26g 132g
Wholemeal boiled 9g 46g
Hard Cheese Protein Fat Calories
Brie 18g 25.5g 320
Camembert 19.5g 23g 300
Cheddar 25g 33.5g 415
Cheddar low fat 30g 14g 275
Cheshire 20g 29g 379
Danish Blue 20g 28.5g 350
Double Gloucester 24g 32g 400
Edam 25g 24.5g 335
Feta 15.9g 20g 255
Lancashire 20g 29g 380
Leicester red 24g 32g 402
Parmesan 23g 31g 450
Stilton 21g 29g 410
Wensleydale 22.5g 28.5g 378
Soft Cheese Calories
Soft Cheese Spreads (average) 9g 30g 300
Cottage Cheese 14g 4g 100
Cream Cheese 3g 46g 440
Fromage Frais (plain) 6.5g 6g 115
Full fat spread 7g 32g 315
Lymeswold 16g 39g 420
Medium fat soft spread 9g 13.9g 181
Processed slice 19.5g 26g 328
Moral of the story: use the items that contain the highest amount of protein for the lowest number of calories and fat content!
As per the Baron:
THE IDEAL MEAL FOR WEIGHT LOSS
The ideal meal is one that is made up of the following: ½ of your meal to be low fat protein, ¼ of your meal low starch vegetables and ¼ of your meal solid fruits. This type of meal will stay in your pouch a long time and is good for your health
Hope this helps!
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hope it helps .......GBP patients need to about 0.5-0.75 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight.
The biggest thing I needed to understand is that 30 gr. of chicken DOES NOT equal 30 gr. of protein and that you need to check labels, however it is difficult to check labels on “normal food”.
I therefore searched the internet and found these tables that indicate the protein contents for a lot of food items. Please note that being a stapler; you will need to watch the calorie- and fat-intake as well.
Hopes it helps, it was an eye-opener
Vegetable (100grams) Protein Fat
Asparagus 3g less than 1g
Aubergine 1g less than 1g
Beetroot 2g less than 1g
Broccoli 3g less than 1g
Brussels Sprouts 3g 1.4g
Cabbage average 1g less than 1g
Carrot 0.5g less than 1g
Cauliflower 3g less than 1g
Celery 0.5g less than 1g
Chicory 0.6g less than 1g
Courgette 2g less than 1g
Cucumber 0.5g less than 1g
Fennel 1g less than 1g
Gherkins 1g less than 1g
Gourd 1.5g less than 1g
Leek 1.6g less than 1g
Lettuce (average) 0.7g less than 1g
Marrow 0.5g less than 1g
Mushroom 2g less than 1g
Okra 2.4g 1g
Onion 0.7g less than 1g
Onion Spring 2g less than 1g
Parsnip 1.5g 2.3g
Peppers 1g less than 1g
Pumpkin 0.5g less than 1g
Radish 0.7g less than 1g
Spinach 2g less than 1g
Swede 0.5g less than 1g
Sweetcorn 2.5g 1.5g
Tomatoes 2g 1g
Turnip 0.8g less than 1g
Watercress 3g 1g
Yam 2g less than 1g
High protein food Protein Carbs
EGGS* ( 1 medium size )* 6 grams 0 g
MILK* ( 1 pint or 568ml) 19 grams 24 g
MILK* ( 1 glass ) 6.3 grams 8 g
SOYA MILK* Plain* (200 ml) 6 grams 1.6 g
TOFU (100 g) 8 grams 0.8 g
LOW-FAT YOGHURT (plain)* 150g 8 grams 10 g
LOW-FAT YOGHURT (fruit)* 150g 6 grams 27 g
FISH*** (cod fillets 100g) 21 grams 0*g
CHEESE* cheddar 100g 25 grams 0.1 g
ROAST BEEF ( 100g ) 28*grams 0 g
ROAST CHICKEN 100g 25*grams 0 g
OTHER MEATS AVERAGE (100g ) 25 grams 0 g
Rice Protein Carbs
White rice raw (average) 15g 170g
White rice boiled 5.2g 62g
Fried rice 4.4g 50g
Brown rice raw 13g 162g
Brown rice boiled 5.2g 64g
Savoury rice raw 17g 154g
Savoury rice boiled 6g 52g
Meat Protein (100grams) Protein Fat Calories
Venison 34g 6.5g 200
Veal fillet (roast) 30g 12g 240
Goose (roast) 30g 25g 350
Pheasant (roast) 30g 9g 250
Partridge (roast) 29g 8g 250
Pork Chops (grilled) 28g 24g 340
Turkey (roast) 28g 6g 165
Corned beef canned 27g 12g 220
Rabbit 27g 8g 187
Pork Leg (roast) 27g 20g 290
Lamb Leg (roast) 25g 17g 270
Hare 25g 6g 155
Offal* (average stewed) 24g 8g 185
Lamb Cutlets (grilled) 23g 31g 375
Lamb breast (roast) 22g 30g 398
Lamb Chops (grilled) 21g 28g 368
Pork Belly rashers (grilled) 21g 35g 400
Lamb Shoulder (roast) 20g 24g 320
Pork Trotters (boiled) 20g 23g 290
Duck (roast) 20g 30g 330
Meat Paste (average) 15g 11g 170
Ham & Pork canned 14g 24g 270
Sausage (average) 13g 21g 280
Pigeon (roast) 13g 13.5g 242
Luncheon Meat canned 13g 27g 305
Faggots 11g 18g 270
Steak & Kidney Pie 10g 22g 315
White Fish (100grams) Protein Fat
Cod fillets (baked) 22g 1.4g
Cod in batter (fried) 20g 12g
Haddock fresh (steamed) 24g 0.7g
Haddock in breadcrumbs (fried) 22g 8g
Halibut fresh (steamed) 18g 3g
Lemon Sole (steamed) 21g 1g
Lobster (meat only) 27g 1.3g
Monkfish (steamed) 24g 1g
Mullet (steamed) 25g 1g
Sole in breadcrumbs (fried) 22g 2.7g
Plaice fresh (steamed) 20g 1.5g
Plaice in batter (fried) 18g 18g
Saithe (steamed) 24g 1g
Shark 24g 2.3g
Skate in batter (fried) 15g 10g
Sprats (fried) 19g 21g
Sturgeon 21g 1.2g
Whiting (steamed) 15g 1g
Whiting in breadcrumbs (fried) 16g 10g
Oily Fish Protein Fat
Anchovies (canned) 25g 20g
Herring (grilled) 17g 13g
Kippers (baked) 18g 9.8g
Mackerel (fried) 19g 12g
Pilchards 19g 5.7g
Salmon (steamed) 20g 12g
Sardines in tomato sauce 18g 11g
Sardines in oil 24g 14g
Trout (steamed) 17g 3.3g
Tuna in oil 26g 8g
Tuna in brine 24g 0.5g
Pasta Type (100grams) Protein Carbs
Pasta shapes raw 24g 146g
Pasta shapes boiled 7g 46g
Macaroni raw 24g 150g
Macaroni boiled 6g 37g
Noodles raw 24g 142g
Noodles egg boiled 4.5g 26g
Spaghetti raw 24g 148g
Spaghetti boiled 7g 44g
Wholemeal raw 26g 132g
Wholemeal boiled 9g 46g
Hard Cheese Protein Fat Calories
Brie 18g 25.5g 320
Camembert 19.5g 23g 300
Cheddar 25g 33.5g 415
Cheddar low fat 30g 14g 275
Cheshire 20g 29g 379
Danish Blue 20g 28.5g 350
Double Gloucester 24g 32g 400
Edam 25g 24.5g 335
Feta 15.9g 20g 255
Lancashire 20g 29g 380
Leicester red 24g 32g 402
Parmesan 23g 31g 450
Stilton 21g 29g 410
Wensleydale 22.5g 28.5g 378
Soft Cheese Calories
Soft Cheese Spreads (average) 9g 30g 300
Cottage Cheese 14g 4g 100
Cream Cheese 3g 46g 440
Fromage Frais (plain) 6.5g 6g 115
Full fat spread 7g 32g 315
Lymeswold 16g 39g 420
Medium fat soft spread 9g 13.9g 181
Processed slice 19.5g 26g 328
Moral of the story: use the items that contain the highest amount of protein for the lowest number of calories and fat content!
As per the Baron:
THE IDEAL MEAL FOR WEIGHT LOSS
The ideal meal is one that is made up of the following: ½ of your meal to be low fat protein, ¼ of your meal low starch vegetables and ¼ of your meal solid fruits. This type of meal will stay in your pouch a long time and is good for your health
Hope this helps!
