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Location: 195 Commons Loop Suite F Kalispell, MT 59901 (406)-752-0303 Fax (406)-752-0314

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Working Hours: Mon - Wed: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Thurs: 8:30 AM - 12:00PM Closed: Friday-Sunday

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Healthy High Protein Snacks

Healthy High Protein Snacks

Healthy High Protein Snacks 

Here are some suggestions for healthy, high-protein snacks that are both nutritious and satisfying: 

1. Greek Yogurt or Cottage Cheese with Berries 

Greek yogurt is a protein powerhouse, offering up to 24.5 grams of protein per cup. Pair it with fresh berries for added fiber and antioxidants[1][2].   

2. Hard-Boiled Eggs 

Two large, hard-boiled eggs provide approximately 12.5 grams of protein. Sprinkle ‘EVERYTHING’ seasoning, Himalayan Pink Salt or Celtic Sea Salt, or pair them with cherry tomato, drizzle with olive oil,  for a balanced snack[1][2]

3. Roasted Chickpeas 

A crunchy and portable option, roasted chickpeas deliver 12 grams of protein per 2-ounce serving. They're also rich in fiber and minerals like magnesium[3][4]

4. Edamame 

Edamame offers 14 grams of protein per ⅓ cup, along with fiber and essential nutrients like iron and calcium[2][4].  Dry Roasted or Fresh (check out Costco) add to salads or afternoon snack. 

5.  Chia Pudding  

Nondairy milk, chia seeds, berries, lemon zest and scoop protein powder sweeten with 3 TSP REAL maple syrup to support natural flora. MANY recipes online. 

6. Beef Jerky 

Jerky is a convenient, shelf-stable snack that provides 10–14 grams of protein per ounce, depending on the type (beef, turkey, or salmon)[3][2]

7. Almonds 

A handful of almonds (about 1 ounce) contains 6 grams of protein along with healthy fats and vitamin E[1][2]

8. Tuna or SARDINE Salad 

Canned tuna or SARDINE is packed with protein—up to 20 grams per can. Mix it with Greek yogurt or mustard and pair it with veggies for a complete snack[3][2]. Sardines high in calcium, low/no mercury, many varieties.  

9. Turkey Sticks 

Turkey sticks are portable and provide around 12 grams of protein per serving, making them ideal for on-the-go snacking[3]

10. Roasted Salmon Pouch or Canned Salmon (from Costco) 

A salmon pouch offers about 15 grams of protein along with omega-3 fatty acids for heart and brain health[2]

11.  Bone Broth- fast easy to make or instant 

High in collagen, nutrient rich, and up to 10gm protein.  Costco, instant packets, or best Dena’s Magic Mineral Broth- see recipe post.  Make a large batch freeze in small jars (keep glass jars from condiments and such you would otherwise throw away of any size, for your 1-2 serving size broth)   

12. Hummus and Veg  

High protein and fiber, MANY flavors and varieties, try several. EASY to make at home. KEY-lemon juice and zest to give a good punch.  Spread on Rice Cake, dip with Hard boiled eggs. 

13. Old Fashion or Steel Cut Oats