I’m starting a zero meat largely plant only based diet today. To see how difficult it is as well as if I feel better on it. Hopefully lose some weight in the process.
So the thing is your are allergic to one of the legumes that provides a lot of trace minerals. Finding you a specific protein or protein shake might be hard but I can take a look
I’m allergic to chicken (but has never stopped me from eating it). Beef and pork. So it is easy to cut those out. Umm I like beyond burger and other pea protein burgers. Also soy is fine.
It is not all beans that I’m allergic to. I can have peanut butter which is strange indeed. But baked beans and chick peas for instance are out. Same with pinto and black beans.
Its a methodology to unlock the nutrients and break down the bean. Typically some of our bodies (not all) can do this already. Others cant and result in upset stomaches when eating them. Im completely fine with beans. I dont even get gas so Im one of those people adept to digesting them but others can be different
Great way to get fats. Eat multiple of these a day if you have to. Nuts are another great source. If you can buy them in their raw whole form (not cheaply): Chia seeds and hemp hearts are amazing to add a good amount to shakes.
To really get those fats in you can take a trick out of my moms Keto book. She will incorporate avocado and about a half cup to a cup of Olive oil in her shakes. She makes enough shake that she doesnt taste the oil. It makes it more creamy. It also gives you a massive amount of fats (plant based) and gives you satiety.
Add flax seeds to everything. If you make bread add it to it LOL.
Plant based diets can be difficult due to lots of carbs and less of hte other macros. So you really need to focus on getting your protein and fat needs. The human body needs very little carbs except in the form of fiber and complex carbs to maintain blood sugar
I could tempt myself with beans. Surprisingly i did not react when chipotle put beans in my burrito by accident. This was like a month ago. I used to have severe reactions to the beans. Like anything canned.
Some family members of mine put these on leafy green salads. When I had them they were tasty. Down side was they aren’t cheap. but If I am going into this I am going all in.
Get a seed grinder if your interested in making flour out of it. Its not hard to make it from the raws and I think its cheaper and funner than buying the various ground flours off the shelf