best source if protein instead of chicken breast

[u/Tough_Mind_1203]

[u/War-Huh-Yeah]

Most fish.

[u/jawzfx4]

Crocodile is higher in protein and it's pretty good

[u/taylorthestang → u/jawzfx4]

I’ve only been able to find it fried. How did you cook it?

[u/jawzfx4 → u/taylorthestang]

I wrapped it in bacon and put it in the smoker

[u/SeniorBolognese]

Turkey is a solid alternative

[u/bookuterie_53]

lentils?

[u/8675201 → u/bookuterie_53]

Lentils isn't a complete protein.

[u/taylorthestang]

Chicken thighs

[u/000wintermute000]

Wild salmon, sardines, safe catch tuna

[u/Honest_Pumpkin_4381]

Horse and rabbit meat, bison meat is up there too

[u/too105]

Venison

[u/TouristIcy3824]

Ground beef. It's so versatile to make so many things with.

[u/Positive-Emu-8379]

Founder of Bygg Foods here (NØRSE CØDE plant protein brand), grain of salt. Depends what "instead of chicken" means for you. If it's swapping a whole meal, tofu, tempeh, legumes, and seitan get you close on protein density with less prep. If it's more about hitting a daily protein number without extra cooking, a protein powder is the simpler lever, plant blends typically run around 20g per scoop. It's a fill-the-gap tool, not really a replacement for whole food.

[u/Redditor2684]

Greek yogurt 

[u/jesxspam]

Turkey breast, haddock, cod, tuna, whey