💪 High-protein foods

Branded foods that pack the most grams of protein per gram of food. Sorted by protein density score (0–100). A score of 80+ means roughly 20g of protein per 100g of food or better — territory that beats most non-meat packaged sources.

20 products in this collection · sorted by Protein density

# Product Brand Category Protein density Overall Grade
1 Premier Protein High Protein Bar — Dark Chocolate Mint Premier Protein Protein bars 100 75 B
2 Quest Protein Chips Sea Salt Quest Protein snacks 100 84 B+
3 Jack Link's Premium Cuts Beef Jerky Original Hickory Smokehouse Jack Link's Jerky 100 70 B-
4 EAS Pure Milk Protein Bar Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough EAS Protein bars 95 80 B+
5 Field Trip Original Meat Stick Field Trip Jerky 93 75 B
6 Kraft Mozzarella String Cheese Snacks Kraft Cheese 88 80 B+
7 Sargento String Cheese Snacks (Mozzarella) Sargento Cheese 88 81 B+
8 Babybel Original Semisoft Cheese (Mini) Babybel Cheese 86 79 B
9 RXBAR Chocolate Chip Protein Bar RXBAR Protein bars 85 80 B+
10 StarKist Chunk Light Tuna In Water StarKist Canned fish 85 81 B+
11 RXBAR Protein Bar RXBAR Protein bars 82 80 B+
12 Oikos Pro Vanilla Greek Yogurt Oikos Greek yogurt 80 82 B+
13 Good Culture Cottage Cheese Classic Good Culture Cottage cheese 79 79 B
14 Fage Total 0% Nonfat Greek Strained Yogurt Fage Greek yogurt 77 83 B+
15 Chobani Plain Non-Fat Greek Yogurt Chobani Greek yogurt 74 82 B+
16 Kind Fruit & Nut Delight Bar Kind Protein bars 73 77 B
17 Tyson Chicken Nuggets Tyson Chicken nuggets 73 74 B-
18 Applegate Chicken Nuggets Applegate Chicken nuggets 71 77 B
19 Perdue Simply Smart Lightly Breaded Chicken Nuggets Perdue Chicken nuggets 71 72 B-
20 Two Good Lowfat Vanilla Greek Yogurt Two Good Greek yogurt 70 80 B+

How "High protein" is defined

A product makes this collection if its Protein density score meets our threshold. The score itself is computed from public USDA FoodData Central nutrition data using the formula published on the methodology page. Thresholds are set so that products in a collection genuinely outperform the average packaged food on that dimension — this isn't a list of "everything with some protein," it's a list of products that score meaningfully above the baseline.

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