Vegan macros

This list covers plant-based sources of carbohydrates, proteins and fats and may be useful for anyone following a flexible dieting approach to eating.

For vegans looking to hit their bodybuilding goals, calculating macros is the best way to reach your ideal physique. Get the right percentages and meal plan to

Yes, you CAN go vegan or vegetarian and still get plenty of protein in your diet! Tons of plant-based foods, from lentils and beans to tempeh and tofu, contain enough protein to hit those daily macros. Here 32 high-protein meatless recipes to try.

Whether you’re vegan for ethical, health, or dietary reasons, you should know some essential things to ensure you’re eating a well-balanced vegan diet, especially if you’re tracking macros.

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Plants tend to be a source of multiple macros all at once, which can make counting vegan macros feel like a challenge. But with a little portion adjusting and practice, it’s entirely possible to hit your macro diet goals and get the results you’re looking for on any vegan meal plan.

Here are 5 tasty meals that will help you get the needed protein in when eating a plant based diet.

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