🌟Beyond Edamame: 5 Indian Protein Heroes That Deserve the Spotlight
Everyone’s hyping edamame — the so-called “superbean” backed by celebs and wellness influencers.
But let’s be real…
As a Consultant Medical Nutritionist, I can tell you — 🧠 You don’t need imported foods to build muscle, manage weight, or eat clean.
Here are 5 powerful, protein-packed foods already in your kitchen:
🥄 Soya Chunks – 52g protein per 100g (dry) Budget-friendly, versatile, and a complete plant protein!
🧀 Paneer – ~18g per 100g A rich source of protein + calcium. Great for kids and adults.
🍛 Mixed Dals & Pulses – ~9g per 100g (cooked) Moong, chana, masoor — paired with rice or millets, they’re magic.
🌿 Tofu – ~10g per 100g A vegan’s best friend. Easy to cook and super versatile.
🌾 Amaranth, Rajgira & Millets – 8–12g per 100g Gluten-free, gut-friendly, and high in micronutrients too.
💡 Moral? Trendy is fine. But traditional can be transformational. Don’t fall for food fads. Trust what’s been nourishing us for generations. —
📝 Rashmi N Bhanushali Consultant MEDICAL NUTRITIONIST FOOD FITNESS LLP
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🌿 Is Edamame Worth the Hype? A Nutritionist’s Take on This Trendy Protein It’s popping up in influencer bowls, airport salads, and celeb sna