Which is a complete protein source?
a.) Dried beans
b.) Nuts
c.) Eggs
d.) Grains

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Astrid1 · Answer

Waht can you eliminate on here?

Hoodmemes · Answer

idk

MxxnLight · Answer

Give it a try.

Hoodmemes · Answer

B.) Nuts

MxxnLight · Answer

Hmm.

Hoodmemes · Answer

and A.) Dried Beans

MxxnLight · Answer

Tbh with you, I would eliminate B.

Hoodmemes · Answer

ok

MxxnLight · Answer

I think @jimthompson5910 got this-

MxxnLight · Answer

So i'm gonna let him do his thing.

AnimeLover4363 · Answer

no its nuts believe it or not its nuts

Hoodmemes · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @AnimeLover4363
no its nuts believe it or not its nuts
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ok thank u

AnimeLover4363 · Answer

your welcome

jimthompson5910 · Answer

If you combined A and B, then you get a complete source of protein. https://health.clevelandclinic.org/do-i-need-to-worry-about-eating-complete-proteins/ But your teacher just wants one answer. Hint: think of something that comes from an animal.

Convert · Answer

I would think it was eggs.. because eggs come from animals and the animals diet goes into it because they are originally supposed to be a living animal.

jimthompson5910 · Answer

On that link I posted, go to the part where it reads `Many foods contain some but not all of the essential amino acids, and in various amounts. These are incomplete sources of protein, and they include:`

Hoodmemes · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @Convert
I would think it was eggs.. because eggs come from animals and the animals diet goes into it because they are originally supposed to be a living animal.
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ok thanks

Convert · Answer

Happy to help!