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15-Minute Meals

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Canned Tuna Recipes Beyond Sandwiches: 4 Easy Meals (35–40 g Protein)

November 4, 2026November 4, 2026 by Lorena Ballester
Penne in tomato sauce topped with flaked canned tuna on a white plate on a dark wooden tableProtein ScoreB

Four canned tuna meals beyond the sandwich: tomato penne, a rice bowl, a white bean salad and a Greek yogurt wrap, each with 35–40 g of protein in 15 minutes or less.

Categories 15-Minute Meals, Budget Protein

15-Minute Chicken Ramen (55 g Protein)

October 28, 2026October 25, 2026 by Lorena Ballester
Bowl of chicken ramen with a jammy egg, green onions, seaweed and sesame seeds on a dark wooden tableProtein ScoreB

Upgrade instant ramen into a 15-minute high-protein bowl with chicken, jammy eggs and bone broth: 55 g protein and far less sodium than the packet.

Categories 15-Minute Meals

Ham and Cheese Omelette (43 g Protein)

October 28, 2026October 22, 2026 by Lorena Ballester
Folded ham and cheese omelette with parsley, side salad, cucumber and carrot on a white plateProtein ScoreA

A soft, fluffy high-protein omelette with eggs, egg whites, ham and cheese: about 43 g of protein in 10 minutes, plus 5 filling ideas and the science of why eggs keep you full.

Categories 15-Minute Meals, Breakfast

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  • A10 g+ Very protein-dense
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