My TOP 3 Vegan MUSCLE BUILDING Meals You Can Make INSTANTLY!


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  1. Von An
    Von An says:

    Hey Brian, this refreshed my memory to use some tempeh! I'll probably pick some up the next time I head over to the grocery store. Also, surprised by how you utilize TVP often but not soy curls. Is there a reason for that?

    Besides that wanted to pop in to let you know I've lost 20lbs since I've started watching your vids from time to time, they've been really helpful. Have an awesome day ๐Ÿ™‚

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  2. Gabriel N Cali
    Gabriel N Cali says:

    Great video Brian (as always)! ๐Ÿ‘Š๐Ÿ‘ Love to the way you do then calorie breakdown. Maybe a table with the c,p,f in the next video like this? Thanks! ๐Ÿ‘Š

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  3. liam ford
    liam ford says:

    All look so good but, if you wanna make your tvp better rehydrate it for an hour in water first! then fry until brown before adding your veg
    Same with the chicken style pieces, fry them til golden before hand! game changer

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  4. Striker88
    Striker88 says:

    Long time sub, never gets old having Brian shout out to the power of the almighty "Test-boosting Ketchup"! Some of those canned chilli offerings can be high in sodium, but that's just a segue to the other commandment long time followers of BT are aware of..Drink More Water!! Safe Travels.

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  5. Brani_Dev
    Brani_Dev says:

    Thanks for tips, I made something amazing yesterday : (plant base meat of choice, garlic,onion,cauliflower,carrot,broccoli, red pesto + coconut milk in corn penne + tons of nutritional yeast) it was so creamy and good so much protein and vitamins ๐Ÿ˜›

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  6. Steven Urosevic
    Steven Urosevic says:

    I think it is misleasing to list the protein amount in these meals without mentioning the overall calories. 42 g sounds nice but if it is a 2000 calorie meal that is not high protein. You have to be very transparent with a vegan diet on how difficult it is to manage protein with overall calories. Not everyone has the same caloric demands as you. I need like 2000 cal to lose weight, so getting 180 g of protein in with these meals is improbable.

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  7. Phillip Pinter
    Phillip Pinter says:

    You always judge food by that fat content but food naturally contains fat. If a soy food is not processed much it is high in fat. It's naturally about 40% fat (by calorie) and it's less fat if the fat is removed. All whole grains naturally have a significant amount of fat such is corn, oats, rice, millet, amaranth ect… sometimes up to about 20% fat or more, people don't even think about fat in grains and often assume that it's from added oil when they see the nutrition label. Often nutrition labels lye about being fat free probably because of people like this.

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  8. Lisa P
    Lisa P says:

    The "dilla's" with ketchup have been a key part of your eating routine since back in the day when you first started these videos ๐Ÿ˜.. Meat or meatless, the easy dilla has been around for years lol

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