A Handy Protein to Fat Reference

publication date: Aug 30, 2010
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author/source: Art
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Still eating protein bars? Compared to real food, they are high in calories per gram of protein and have a low protein to fat ratio. Choice beef, duck, and lamb---all domesticated, almost obese animals, are not much better than a protein bar in protein/fat ratio, though they do have a complete amino acid sequence which is very important for satiety and protein synthesis, something the protein bar almost surely lacks.
Have a look at this list of protein sources, calories and protein/fat ratio. I can find boar, buffalo, ostrich,  and elk locally in a restaurant or supermarket. I had buffalo last night for my birthday dinner.
As a kid, I remember eating rabbit and squirrel when we visited relatives in Amana, Iowa. I liked rabbit them. My uncle was a squirrel hunter of some reknown in the little community. Of course, seafood trumps all these.

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