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Did today have enough protein?

Enter your weight and what you have eaten today. The number below is an estimate to give you a sense of scale, not medical advice.

What have you eaten today?
Thap Cam banh mi (1) 18,0g đạm
Cha Lat banh mi (1) 16,0g đạm
Spicy tofu banh mi (1) 17,0g đạm
Premium banh mi (1) 22,0g đạm
Tofu (100g) 8,0g đạm
Boiled soybeans (100g) 13,0g đạm
Cooked black/red beans (1 bowl) 15,0g đạm
Peanuts (30g) 7,5g đạm
Cashews (30g) 5,0g đạm
Soy milk (250ml) 7,0g đạm
White rice (1 bowl) 4,0g đạm
Noodles (1 bowl) 8,0g đạm
Mushrooms (100g) 3,0g đạm
Green vegetables (1 plate) 2,5g đạm
So far: 0g protein

Why protein runs short on a vegan diet

Plant protein is absorbed slightly less well than animal protein, so people eating fully plant-based are usually advised to aim a little higher — around 1g per kilo of body weight per day instead of 0.8g.

The figures above come from standard food composition tables, rounded for readability. Cooked differently, the same dish will vary a little — use this to get the scale, not an exact measurement.

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