having difficulty planning vegetarian high protein diet with economic shopping for body building, plx hlp!!?

here is a little bit about my current diet, i am aiming for 150g protein a day, thats 1g per pound of body weight. at current it usually goes
Breakfast
cereal (10g protein)
2 slice soya and linseed toast with peanut butter 17g protein
dinner
usually either quorn fajitas to about 20g protein, or batchelors pasta and sauce (20g protein), or quorn spaghetti bolognese,
usually same applies to a further 2 meals as above, and also i have 2/3 vegetarian protein shakes at about 20g protein a day.

i wanna cut out or limit my shakes to about 1 shake at 20/40gram post workout on a 5 day split. and also i wanna have 4 meals of 40g protein a day.

im findin shopping and planning very hard, so i need some guidance from fellow buildin vegetarians.

thanks :D x

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3 Responses to “having difficulty planning vegetarian high protein diet with economic shopping for body building, plx hlp!!?”

  1. Comment by yogiT

    Egg whites – can easily add to just about anything without altering flavour all that much
    Quinoa
    nuts – to cereal or solo
    beans – add to pasta sauce, soup, fajitas

  2. Comment by Roxy

    go to http://www.veganbodybuilding.com and they’ll be able to help you out.

  3. Comment by Bryce

    First thing I notice is no lunch, second if you are serious about intensively working you need to have at least 2 more meals besides the normal 3 not big but just meals the same. Also on this current diet how many calories are you consuming I calculated you are getting about 67g of protein a day which is adequate for building but you definitely need to eat more often.

    I had some lasagna the other day and one piece (about 2inX2inX2in) was 400 calories, 24 grams of protein and near 30% of your calcium (vegan of course) the whole sheet of lasagna cost a total of $12 and for one person could last days if you only ate it for one meal a day.

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