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High-protein frozen meals

Ready meals chosen for protein and fiber when there is no time to cook

Supermarket frozen meals picked for a high protein count and decent fiber, kept on hand for the nights when cooking is not going to happen. The point is adherence: a 40-gram-protein meal from the freezer beats a takeaway or a skipped meal for hitting the day's targets, even if a home-cooked plate would be better. People who use them read labels for protein and sodium and treat them as a floor, not the whole diet.

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