lukiss96
Well-known Member
Hey crew, what is up?
I have found frozen mussels for like 5€ per bag of 1kg (~half a pound and like 5.30$ for non metric people). Seems clean and tastes nice, I like sea food and fish.
Since I live in a pretty poor country or at least below average one, I don't have the luxury to eat steaks and salmon fillets daily or get too exotic with my meals.
My diet staple when it comes to protein source are chicken breast, canned tuna, greek yogurt, whey protein, herring, sardines, curd or dahi (whatever it is called) and dairy protein yogurts at lidl.
So mussels are refreshing, cuz chicken breast daily is getting a bit long in the tooth. So at least on the weekends I want something different without comprising my diet.
What do you think about mussels and such? Do you get them cheap? Do you feel like they are good source of protein? Do you even like them? What are some other stuff you recommend?
P.S. forgot to mention those are boiled and shell free. 100% meat.
I have found frozen mussels for like 5€ per bag of 1kg (~half a pound and like 5.30$ for non metric people). Seems clean and tastes nice, I like sea food and fish.
Since I live in a pretty poor country or at least below average one, I don't have the luxury to eat steaks and salmon fillets daily or get too exotic with my meals.
My diet staple when it comes to protein source are chicken breast, canned tuna, greek yogurt, whey protein, herring, sardines, curd or dahi (whatever it is called) and dairy protein yogurts at lidl.
So mussels are refreshing, cuz chicken breast daily is getting a bit long in the tooth. So at least on the weekends I want something different without comprising my diet.
What do you think about mussels and such? Do you get them cheap? Do you feel like they are good source of protein? Do you even like them? What are some other stuff you recommend?
P.S. forgot to mention those are boiled and shell free. 100% meat.
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