High-Protein Spreads: 6 Sandwich Spreads with More Protein

High-Protein Spreads: 6 Sandwich Spreads with More Protein

Butter, jam or chocolate spread add almost no protein. Swap them for one of these spreads and two slices of wholegrain bread become a meal with 20–30 g protein.

All of them keep for 2–3 days in a closed jar in the fridge – perfect for work lunches.

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Written by Velion Physique. Working in the fitness industry since 2019, with five German trainer licences including Medical Fitness Training (A) and Back Training (A).

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1. Herb quark

250 g low-fat quark, chives, parsley, garlic, salt. Roughly 30 g protein per batch.

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2. Tuna spread

A can of tuna in water with 100 g skyr, lemon and pepper. Roughly 35 g protein per batch.

3. Egg and skyr spread

Three chopped eggs with 100 g skyr, mustard and chives – a lighter egg salad. Roughly 30 g protein.

4. White bean dip

A can of white beans with lemon, garlic and a little olive oil. Roughly 15 g protein per batch.

5. Cottage cheese with radish

200 g cottage cheese, sliced radish, salt and pepper. Roughly 24 g protein.

6. Hummus with yogurt

Classic hummus blended with 100 g Greek yogurt. Roughly 25 g protein per batch.

More lunch ideas

See high-protein sandwiches and lunch for work without a microwave.

More quick recipes: The High-Protein Cookbook gives you simple meals with protein and calories listed for each one. Not sure how much protein you need? Use the free protein calculator.

Protein values are approximate and vary by brand and portion. Always cook meat, fish and eggs thoroughly. If you have a medical condition or food allergy, check with a doctor or dietitian before changing your diet.

The High-Protein Cookbook: Simple Meals That Actually Hit Your Target

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