10 Foods With More Protein Than Eggs

How to use it: As “rice” in savory dishes, in warm salads, in savory breakfast bowls, or mixed with sautéed vegetables.

7. Pumpkin seeds (≈ 18–19 g)

Small, but very powerful:

  • almost twice as much protein as eggs,
  • rich in magnesium (muscle contraction and cramp prevention),
  • with iron and zinc, keys to oxygenating and repairing muscle.

How to use them: raw and unsalted, sprinkled on yogurt, creams, salads, soups, or ground into “butter” seed form.

6. Tempeh (≈ 19–20 g)

Tempeh is whole fermented soybeans:

  • complete and highly concentrated protein,
  • fermentation that improves digestion and releases more nutrients,
  • Natural source of gut-caring probiotics (and a healthy gut absorbs protein better).

How to use it: Sautéed strips, marinated and grilled, crumbled into “Bolognese” sauces or vegetable stir-fries.

5. Spirulina (≈ 28–30 g)

This microalgae powder is a protein bomb:

  • up to almost three times the protein of eggs,
  • Highly bioavailable protein (easily utilized by the body)
  • It contains phycocyanin, a compound with an anti-inflammatory effect that protects the muscle.

How to use it: 1 teaspoon a day in smoothies, oatmeal, energy balls or mixed in a little yogurt. You don’t need to consume large quantities.

4. Hemp seeds (≈ 30–35 g)

Hemp seeds:

  • provide complete protein with a very balanced amino acid profile,
  • they bring omega-3 and GLA, anti-inflammatory fats that take care of joints and heart,
  • They are easy to digest, even in delicate stomachs.

How to use them: raw over salads, vegetables, yogurt, oatmeal, or smoothies. It is not advisable to cook them over high heat so as not to lose their beneficial oils.

3. Seitan (≈ 35–40 g)

Seitan is concentrated wheat gluten:

  • amounts of protein comparable to leaner meat,
  • very low in fat and carbohydrates,
  • texture similar to meat, ideal for those who want to reduce meat but continue to eat “hearty” dishes.

How to use it: In sautéed strips, grilled, in stews, tacos, skewers or stews. Important: not suitable for people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity.

2. Parmesan cheese (≈ 38–42 g)

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