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Many people believe one is clearly better than the other when it comes to protein, but the truth is a bit different.

Chicken and turkey are both strong protein sources, and the difference depends more on the cut than the meat itself.

I explained it clearly here:
https://delefreshfarms.com/post/chicken-vs-turkey-which-has-more-protein

Which do you prefer — chicken or turkey?

Written by Bamidele Alimi
Delefresh Farms, Lagos

Turkey remains the best

I can’t taste the difference.

Why do we need to know which one contains more protein when tinubu made both unaffordable

Na shawa and panla suppose Dey the topic heading

Osiris12:
Why do we need to know which one contains more protein when tinubu made both unaffordable

Na shawa and panla suppose Dey the topic heading

Panla gan sef no cheap.

90% of nigerians eat more carbs than proteins, its is why coca cola is cheap but very expensive in cameron, bread, fish and milk is very cheap in cameron but expensive in nigeria. The average nigerian looka bloated and most are obese but come to cameron, fat people are scarce.

You actually raised an interesting point about diet balance.

In many places, people rely more on carbs because it’s more affordable and filling. That’s why protein sources like chicken and turkey become very important when available.

The goal isn’t just “which is better” but helping people understand how to get enough protein from what they can afford.

Even small portions of chicken or turkey added to meals can make a big difference nutritionally.

Kaczynski:
90% of nigerians eat more carbs than proteins, its is why coca cola is cheap but very expensive in cameron, bread, fish and milk is very cheap in cameron but expensive in nigeria. The average nigerian looka bloated and most are obese but come to cameron, fat people are scarce.

Turkey is definitely great especially for people looking for lean meat.

But interestingly, when you compare equal portions, chicken and turkey are actually very close in protein.

The real difference comes from the cut (breast vs wings vs thighs).

Do you prefer turkey because of taste or health reasons?

CLOUDRepublic:
Turkey remains the best

😄 I understand your point. Food prices have really changed things.

That’s why conversations like this matter helping people make better choices with what they can afford.

Even small protein intake regularly can improve health over time.

Osiris12:
Why do we need to know which one contains more protein when tinubu made both unaffordable

Na shawa and panla suppose Dey the topic heading

delefresh:
You actually raised an interesting point about diet balance.

In many places, people rely more on carbs because it’s more affordable and filling. That’s why protein sources like chicken and turkey become very important when available.

The goal isn’t just “which is better” but helping people understand how to get enough protein from what they can afford.

Even small portions of chicken or turkey added to meals can make a big difference nutritionally.

In developed areas like europe , east asia . proteins and veggies are highly proritized . chinese and koreans eat small portion of rice with side dishes consisting of veggies and meat. germans consume more of milk, yorghurt, eggs and cheese.

the goal should to exercise portion control and eat more veggies and not just proteins .

You’re absolutely right portion control and balanced meals are very important.

In many developed countries, people combine small portions of carbs with vegetables and a source of protein, which helps with overall health.

But in our environment, the challenge is access and affordability. Many people end up eating mostly carbs because protein is more expensive.

That’s why even understanding simple options like chicken or turkey and how to include them in small portions can help improve diet quality over time.

It’s really about balance, not just protein alone

Kaczynski:
In developed areas like europe , east asia . proteins and veggies are highly proritized . chinese and koreans eat small portion of rice with side dishes consisting of veggies and meat. germans consume more of milk, yorghurt, eggs and cheese.

the goal should to exercise portion control and eat more veggies and not just proteins .