I was also going to use 3 lbs of ground turkey and only double the rest of the ingredients but I wanted to know first if that would be too
much meat compared to everything else?
Not exact matches
Compared with non-organic milk and
meat, the organic alternatives contain
much higher levels of beneficial omega - 3 fatty acids, new research reveals.
Compared to
meat, Quorn has about half the calories, no cholesterol — as
much protein as an egg and as
much fiber as broccoli!
If you
compare them against other breakfasts that can slow you down, like a big farmer's omelet or anything with fried
meats, these will provide a
much better boost.
Similar to the dairy produced by grass - fed animals, the
meat of grass - fed animals is
much higher in trace minerals
compared to conventional
meat.
The percentage of food - borne bacteria, chemical toxins and illnesses are
much high in commercial poultry, seafood, and
meat as
compared to plant - based foods.
Food with protein costs more than sugary / starchy foods — nuts cost more than potato flour for example, and
meat is more expensive than pasta for example, but I don't think you can
compare them with just how
much they cost, since you have to think about nutrition too.
This should not be surprising, since clean
meat is so
much more efficient when
compared to animal - based
meat.»
See how
much meat there is
compared to how
much of the seared chipotle outside?
Solely in terms of how
much grain livestock consume, producing a pound (0.45 kilogram) of beef releases 13.67 pounds (6.2 kilograms) of greenhouse gases,
compared with around 6.75 pounds (3.1 kilograms) to produce a pound of pork, and 3.37 pounds (1.5 kilograms) for every pound of chicken — and this does not even take into account the other factors in
meat's carbon footprint, from deforestation for pasturage to shipping it to market.
By calculating and
comparing how
much meat 163 million cats and dogs eat
compared to 321 million Americans, Okin determined how many tons of greenhouse gases are tied to pet food.
As a
meat eater you don't think there are many options available for vegetarians when it comes to decent warm meals, but you'll be surprised how
much more wide and varied vegetarian food can be
compared to
meat.
My source for this information is this site: http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/vegetables-and-vegetable-products/2311/2 You can also look up any
meat and
compare how
much nutrition there is in asparagus vs tri tip steak for example.
Although antioxidants occur naturally in pretty
much all foods — plant and
meats, plant - based foods such as vegetables and fruits contain a higher amount
compared to
meat and fish.
On the other hand, lean cuts can also be expensive because with everyone still being stuck in the low - fat model, the demand for lean
meat is high (think chicken breasts
compared to chicken wings: the price per pound is
much higher for the breasts).
Compared to muscle
meat, organ
meat is
much more densely packed in just about every nutrient, especially B12, B6, B1, B1, folic acid, and the fat soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K. Grass - fed animals provide an even better source of these nutrients over their commercially raised counterparts.
The good thing is that bison is a
much leaner red
meat compared to beef, and a great source of omega 3's.
I found one leading brand that was
much cheaper, but when I
compared the ingredients, I found that
meat was their 4th - listed ingredient — flour being their first ingredient.
These ingredients are
meat concentrates and are
much better sources of protein than fresh
meat because they contain 300 % more protein
compared to fresh
meat sources.
With one of Playstation's latest exclusives, Everybody's Golf reaching a well deserved fan base from its hyped launch it'll be very interesting to see how Super
Meat Boy Forever
compares or ties in to the
much loved Golf game from the Japan studio for PlayStation!
It consumes nearly twice as
much meat (67 million tons
compared with 39 million tons) and more than twice as
much steel (258 million to 104 million tons).
As he sat in Sydney's Night Noodle Market, he noted: «I was thinking about how
much our culinary options have changed in Australia in my lifetime and how richer my palate is today
compared to growing up in a predominantly
meat and three - veg household in Newcastle in the 1970s and 80s.»