Best curd and drinks for muscle gain
Ranked by protein in one serving, with calories as the tie-break. Whey shake with milk comes first; nimbu pani comes last.
- Whey shake with milk265 kcal · 32 g protein · 1 glass · Yes
- Whey shake (with water)120 kcal · 24 g protein · 1 scoop · Yes, as part of a protein-rich meal
- Peanut butter banana shake337 kcal · 13 g protein · 1 glass · Yes, as part of a protein-rich meal
- Banana shake263 kcal · 9 g protein · 1 glass · Not for protein
- Badam milk214 kcal · 8 g protein · 1 glass · Not for protein
- Cold coffee239 kcal · 7 g protein · 1 glass · Not for protein
- Mango shake230 kcal · 7 g protein · 1 glass · Not for protein
- Sweet lassi180 kcal · 6 g protein · 1 glass · Not for protein
- Haldi doodh135 kcal · 6 g protein · 1 glass · Not for protein
- Salted lassi120 kcal · 6 g protein · 1 glass · It helps, but you will need more protein alongside
- Coffee with milk107 kcal · 5 g protein · 1 cup · Not for protein
- Curd90 kcal · 5 g protein · 1 katori · 150 g · It helps, but you will need more protein alongside
- Cucumber raita78 kcal · 4 g protein · 1 katori · 160 g · It helps, but you will need more protein alongside
- Masala chai82 kcal · 3 g protein · 1 cup · Not for protein
- Chaas48 kcal · 2 g protein · 1 glass · It helps, but you will need more protein alongside
- Fresh orange juice106 kcal · 2 g protein · 1 glass · Not for protein
- Sugarcane juice180 kcal · 0 g protein · 1 glass · Not for protein
- Nimbu pani60 kcal · 0 g protein · 1 glass · Not for protein
How to use the list
- Lean on the top half for protein; use the rest for energy around training.
- Numbers assume home recipes with 5–8 g of oil or ghee a serving. Restaurant versions often carry double.