>5 mins to prepare >godlike taste >78g protons Thanks

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>15min to prepare
>cheap as fuck
>healty as fuck
>tasty as fuck
>protons
Thanks lidl

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>cheap
>tasty
>10min prep
>brotons
>keto

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>>35001997
Ty Lidl

>>35001997
whats the white stuff? cant tell

>>35001411
>switched places
>am now going to Jewrrison's instead of Lidl

Fuck, time to stop being a lazy shit.

>>35001997
what is this?

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Aldi > Lidl

>>35002130
rewe>

>>35002145
edeka masterrace

>>35002043
>>35002115
that's halloumi familia

Pak'n'save a best

>>35001966
Looks disgusting.

what is skyr

>>35002043
>>35002115
fried(?)halloumi cheese

kaiser's fag here. Leave us alone!

>>35002391
Mein neger

>>35001411
This. Literally among the best tasting meats ive ever had
>>35001966
where are the protons there m8

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>>35002418
jpeg related.

Natural: 49.5g Protons, 0.9g Fat, 18g Carb per pack.

Strawberry: 42.3g Protons, 0.9g Fat, 36g Carbs per pack.

Honey one tastes like shit, would not recommend, but the other two God tier taste/macro/price-wise.

>>35002507
i buy the neutral version (less sugar) one and mix it with some frozen berries

>>35002507

Skyr sounds great in theory but I've found that it mixes like crap.

Besides, for less than one tiny beaker of Skyr I can buy a 1kg tub of low-fat Quark.

>>35002592
I don't think we have Quark in the UK, but £1 for 450g is pretty decent. The alternative is Fage total 0%, slightly more expensive.

I sometimes mix the strawberry one with Oats, regular milk and chopped fruits for a lift-day Carbicide meal.

>>35002651
Asda do quark but it's expensive when you consider cottage cheese is less per gram.

>>35001997
Enjoy all that excess sodium

>>35001966

The only thing that looks healthy there is the small portion of broccoli

>>35002029
>baked beans

based

>>35002029
you really can never go wrong with a good ole tin of baked beans