Peri Peri Chicken
★★★★★
$8.99
High protein diet meals for sports and fitness
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Microwave
2–3 minutes
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No fridge
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Ready to eat
hot or cold
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High
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Mexican-Style Beef
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$8.99
Moroccan Chicken & Quinoa
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$8.99
Thai Chicken (Hot)
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$8.99
Meals
Meal Menu (High Protein)
Choose meals based on your goal: cutting, bulking, or maintenance. Prioritize protein to support recovery, preserve lean mass, and boost training performance.
Peri Peri Chicken
★★★★★
$8.99
Mexican-Style Beef
★★★★★
$8.99
Moroccan Chicken & Quinoa
★★★★★
$8.99
Thai Chicken (Hot)
★★★★★
$8.99
Sample Pack
★★★★☆
$34.99
Chicken Pasta
★★★★★
$8.99
Chicken Rice Bowl
★★★★☆
$8.99
Mixed Packs
★★★★★
$49.99
Why high-protein meals?
Protein supports muscle repair after training, helps preserve lean mass during a calorie deficit, and keeps you fuller for longer. Pair it with complex carbs and vegetables for steady energy.
- Great protein sources: chicken, fish, lean meat, eggs, dairy/yogurt, tempeh, tofu.
- Simple tip: split protein across 3–4 meals per day for consistent intake.
- Recovery basics: sleep well and stay hydrated to maximize results.
About Performance Meals
Performance Meals is a high-protein meal concept built for sports and fitness lifestyles. The goal is simple: provide practical, balanced nutrition to support performance, recovery, and day-to-day energy.
With the right habits (enough protein, plenty of fiber, and proper hydration), you can train better, recover faster, and maintain a healthier body composition.
- Practical: quick and easy for busy schedules.
- Balanced: protein + carbs + veggies for steady fuel.
- Fitness-focused: supports recovery and long-term consistency.
FAQ
Quick answers about protein, meals, and recovery.
How many times per day should I eat protein?
Typically 3–4 times per day. What matters most is hitting your daily protein target consistently.
Does protein make you gain fat?
Fat gain comes from a calorie surplus. Protein often improves satiety, which can help with dieting.
When is the best time to eat protein after training?
Many people eat protein within 1–2 hours after training, but total daily intake matters more than timing.
Is this content medical advice?
No. This is general information. If you have medical conditions, consult a doctor or registered dietitian.
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