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    TxRxIxPxLxE is offline Junior Member
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    Food high in protein, that doesn't need to be refrigerated!

    I will be moving in to the university halls soon.

    And I have heard that food gets stolen there from fridges since everyone shares it.

    I was trying to think of ways that I could hide my food in my room, obviously the food that doesn't need to be refrigerated.

    First I thought of Tuna, but since it has toxins in it I wouldn't be able to eat it more than 2-3 times a week..? Never mind trying to get 8 meals...

    Obviously I will be on cottage cheese, protein shake, eggs and turkey/chicken. But still I would need to find another protein source that could be hidden away from the unwanted eyes.

    Any suggestions?

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    Beef jerkey

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    TxRxIxPxLxE is offline Junior Member
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    good idea, where do you buy that from? As far as I can understand not in local supermarket....?

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    TxRxIxPxLxE is offline Junior Member
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    Ye, its kind of hard to get it here in UK, unless you make it yourself..

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    some milks dont need to be refrigerated until u open the box
    another alternative is to buy a cheap small frig and put it in ur room.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ADB007 View Post
    Beef jerkey
    very high is sodium

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    Almonds. (Nuts in general)

    Natural peanut butter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ReX357 View Post
    Almonds. (Nuts in general)

    Natural peanut butter.
    Not complete sources though.

    You can get dry roasted soybeans/edamame which ARE a complete protein, but soy protein is considered a sub-standard source, and may increase estrogen in men. So if you had no choice, you could use them but I would do it sparingly.

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