Protein

Which products contain protein? Which you should add to your daily menu?

We list 1,393 foods with protein data per 100 g. The highest is Roasted turkey with 28.3 g, and the median food has 84.2 g.

Protein supplies the amino acids the body uses to build and repair tissue. The FDA Daily Value is 50 g.

#	Food	per 100 g	% DV*
321	Bratwurst	13.7 g	27%
322	Sausage sandwich	13.7 g	27%
323	Quick Oats	13.7 g	27%
324	Pine nuts	13.7 g	27%
325	Granola	13.7 g	27%
326	Fried flounder	13.7 g	27%
327	Smoked bacon	13.7 g	27%
328	Egg McMuffin McDonalds	13.6 g	27%
329	Fried egg	13.6 g	27%
330	Egg over easy	13.6 g	27%
331	Homemade pizza	13.5 g	27%
332	Peanut butter toast	13.5 g	27%
333	Boiled peanuts	13.5 g	27%
334	Chicken fries	13.5 g	27%
335	Chili powder	13.5 g	27%
336	Spam	13.4 g	27%
337	Frozen chicken nuggets	13.4 g	27%
338	Kalamata olives	13.3 g	27%
339	Fish fry	13.3 g	27%
340	Ham salad	13.3 g	27%
341	Fried falafel	13.3 g	27%
342	Breakfast sausage	13.3 g	27%
343	Oats	13.2 g	26%
344	Pulled pork in sauce	13.2 g	26%
345	Oat flour	13.2 g	26%
346	Cereal	13.2 g	26%
347	Burrito	13 g	26%
348	Cheeseburger McDonalds	13 g	26%
349	Bagel with cheese and bacon	13 g	26%
350	Toast (toasted bread)	13 g	26%
351	Popcorn	12.9 g	26%
352	Pepperoni pizza	12.9 g	26%

*Share of the FDA Daily Value for adults (2,000 kcal diet) provided by 100 g of the food.

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