Sentences with phrase «add meat content»

So it is a healthy and natural way to add meat content and variety to a dog's diet.

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Depending on the fat content of your meat, you may need to add a little oil to the skillet to keep it from sticking.

Feel free to add extra meat on the cheap to boost the protein content.

This anecdotal recipe will get you going, but add and subtract ingredients to your heart's content in terms of meat, no meat, herbs and spices, finely chopped flavors of any kind.

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This may seem strange — adding fat to fatty meat — but unless you grind it yourself, it's actually difficult to get meat with enough fat content in it to make a juicy burger.

Like coconut cream, they are almost the same product with just different levels of water added with the coconut meat and altering the fat content.

As such, the data show very low intakes of vegetables, fruits and their derivatives, low consumption of cereals, mainly refined, and high intake of meats and their derivatives and products prepared with high sodium, fat and added sugar content.

This is not due to their greater protein content compared to other meats like beef, but to the fact that moose meat contains significantly less fat then the other counterparts, which allows you to precisely consume amounts of protein without the added calories from fat.

With that said, due to its fat content, meat — particularly red meat — is quite flavorful on its own, so you'll probably find that salt, pepper, or small amounts of butter provide the taste you want without the need for further add - ons.

Like coconut cream, they are almost the same product with just different levels of water added with the coconut meat and altering the fat content.

Pizza: Up the nutritional content of your pizza by opting for wheat crust over white, adding veggies to the toppings and sticking with lean meat toppings.

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We are definitely going to just say no to the irradiated meat that is offered as one of the USDA commodities.18 The USDA also adds textured vegetable protein made from defatted soy flour19 to some of its ground beef in order to reduce the cost and fat content of the meat.

For meals in which you do not consume a portion of protein directly (because of the absence of meat in your diet), try adding some tofu and increasing the legume and nut content of the meal as both of these food types contain substantial protein.

Instead, at least for weight lifters, it's about reaching balance between the nutritional content of meat and eggs, and embracing their respective fat contents while adding healthy fats to the diet.

Plant proteins like these are less biologically valuable than animal proteins and they are sometimes used to increase the protein content of food products without adding more meat.

Dried egg product is generally a good ingredient but it is difficult to see why pea protein would be included except to increase the protein content without adding more meat.

Canidae Grain Free Salmon Meal dog food is made with no corn, wheat, soy, grain fraction, gluten's or fillers, add that to the great meat content and great sources of protein and you have yourself a GREAT brand of dog food, for you working breeds.

Ingredients like pea protein are what dog food manufacturers use to increase the protein content of their products without actually adding any meat.

If your veterinarian recommends that you boost the protein content of your dog or cat's food, that does not mean just adding meat to the diet; it means adding lean meat.

It is probably used in this product to add to the protein content without increasing the amount of meat.

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One thing to keep in mind with this ingredient is that it contains about 19 % protein which means that it can be used to increase the protein content of this dog food formula without adding more meat.

Pet food manufacturers often use ingredients like this to increase the protein content of their foods without adding extra meat.

Most dog meat foods add different kinds of meat such as lamb, chicken, etc. in a single variety and any dog food from a quality brand will list these different ingredients individually in the composition section as also the overall percentage of meat content in the food.

Many pet food manufacturers use things like wheat flour or wheat gluten to add bulk to their products without increasing the cost or the meat content.

Once cooked, these meats can not add the nutrient content like dried meat meal versions.

It is also important to note that brewer's yeast contains about 48 % protein — this means that it can be used to increase the protein content of a dog food product without actually adding more meat.

A diet which includes approximately 10 - 20 percent organ meat (e.g. heart, liver) ensures that the dam gets an adequate amount of vitamin A. Meats higher in fat content such as beef, duck, venison, and lamb should be added from week four of the pregnancy.

Higher protein level than most vet diets at 18 % (albeit with low protein content from meat sources); dry food is naturally preserved; low purine and low phosphorus content; added Taurine, Omega 3 fatty acids, and antioxidants

One thing to be wary of with this ingredient is that it contains up to 19 % protein — some dog food manufacturers use high - protein plant ingredients to boost the protein content of their products without adding more meat.

It is also important to note that dog food manufacturers sometimes use plant - based proteins like potato protein to increase the protein content of their pet foods without actually adding more meat.

Beef — Beef is a fresh meat that adds to the protein content of this Purina Chef Michael's Dog Food formula.

You should also know that some dog food manufacturers use high - protein plant ingredients to boost the protein content of their products without adding more meat.

This ingredient can also be used to boost the protein content of dog food products without adding more meat.

The sources are not named for the type of fish and rice used in this formula, and potato protein may be used to increase the protein content of the food without adding any additional meat.

Where this formula loses points is in the inclusion of three carbohydrates listed within the top 5 ingredients and the inclusion of potato protein which is likely used to boost the protein content of this product without actually adding more meat.

Removing both the water and fat from the meat leaves a very concentrated source of protein that is added to a dog food formula to boost the protein content.

Pet food manufacturers often use ingredients like this to boost the protein content of their products without actually adding more meat.

Some pet food manufacturers use plant - based proteins like this to increase the protein content of their foods without adding more meat.

Do not fall into the trap set by low - quality pet food manufacturers who sell breed - specific formulas that offer low to moderate nutritional value at best — these manufacturers also tend to make use of non-nutritive fillers to bulk up their products as well as plant - based proteins to increase the protein content without actually adding more meat.

You need to be wary of high - protein plant ingredients in dog foods because some manufacturers use them to increase the protein content of their foods without actually adding more meat.

Some manufacturers use plant protein like pea protein to increase the protein content of their product without adding more meat — 5 - star dog food brands do not.

One important thing you should know about this ingredient is that it contains about 48 % protein — this means that it can be used to increase the protein content of a dog food product without actually adding more meat to the formula.

Some dog food manufacturers use this ingredient to increase the overall protein content of the product without actually adding more meat.

It is also troubling that so many plant - based proteins are used to increase the protein content of this formula without adding any extra meat.

All three of these ingredients are likely added to increase the protein content of this Rachael Ray Nutrish Chicken / Vegetable Dog Food without adding any extra meat.

While lean meat is all the rage with humans, dogs should get proteins with 15 - 20 % fat content (depending on if you add supplemental oils) and don't shy away from the innards — the kidney, liver, heart, and spleen all offer wonderful natural nutrients for your pet.

Plant proteins are not necessarily bad, but you want to be sure that they are not being used to increase the protein content of the product as a cheaper alternative to adding more meat.