Protein Rich Dry Fruits
India has the highest rate of protein deficiency among all major economies. The IMRB International survey found that 73% of Indian diets don't meet the recommended daily protein intake. For vegetarians, the gap is even wider. Dry fruits are the most protein-dense plant foods available — pumpkin seeds pack 30g protein per 100g, more than chicken breast (31g) and far more than paneer (18g) or dal (9g cooked). > The ICMR-NIN 2020 guidelines recommend 0.8-1.0g protein per kg body weight for sedentary adults, 1.2-1.8g for active individuals. A 70kg man needs 56-126g daily. ## Complete Protein Ranking of Dry Fruits ## The Protein Gap in Common Indian Meals Most Indian meals are 65-75% carbohydrates. A typical thali provides 40-50g protein when you need 60-90g. The easiest fix: add 30g mixed nuts between meals for 6-9g extra protein with zero cooking. ## FAQ Which dry fruit has the highest protein? Pumpkin seeds at 30.2g per 100g — more than most meats. Roasted chana (22g) is the cheapest high-protein option. How much protein from 10 almonds? 10 almonds weigh approximately 12g and provide 2.5g protein plus 3mg Vitamin E and 32mg calcium. Are dry fruits enough for daily protein? No single food group is enough....
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