Keep in mind, most vegetable and grain based protein sources DO NOT have complete protein profiles.
I remember asking this before, the complete ones are:
soy
buckwheat
quinoa
spirulina
amaranth
Anything else requires a composite. I know from Dos that legumes and grains are a good combo (thus, beans and rice is a complete protein source) and one other I forget.
So, you're doing rice and almonds, that should work.
Do you like rice milk? I'm thinking rice milk and almond butter with your soy protein powder might make a pretty potent combo.
You do seem to have a handle on it for the most part. There was a query earlier in the month from someone who wanted to try the lifestyle, but didn't really research it. You should be able to help a lot.
What is the macro breakdown (pro/fat/carb)?
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