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This post from his IG will answer your question.

When I decide which food I will pick as my source of protein, macros are important to me. If it's real meat it's not even necessary to check the profile of the protein so I am only looking at how many grams of protein are there per 100g to compare different products.

I am not that knowledgeable about plant sources of protein and alternatives like yours but I know that essential amino acid profile is something that I should pay attention to, if I am planning to use your product as something to help me build muscle. If my calculation is correct then there should be ~10.7g of protein per 100g of your product, right?

How does your product compare to real meat when it comes to essential amino acid profile?

calf ranch, Quanah Cattle Company, in Colorado last year