List of vegetarian sources of complete protein

I see what you're getting at Martin, you want a list like this one that I copied from this website. It's not that complete proteins are a myth, it's that food combining to create whole proteins is not necessary.

"Here is a list of just a few very high quality vegetarian complete protein sources. Many of these would be considered centenarian foods:
Greens
~Edible Seaweeds
~Wheatgrass Juice: As well as other grass juices
~Most Leafy Green Vegetables: That includes lettuce, kale, spinach etc... Surprisingly 1lb of romaine lettuce has 2.1x more complete protein than 1lb of beef.
~Green Sprouts: Ex. sunflower sprouts are 35% protein.
~Algae: Chlorella, Spirulina and E3live are all protein powerhouses. They range from 50%-70% complete protein!
~Marine Phytoplankton
Fruit
~Olives
~Acai Berries
~Goji Berries
~White Turkish Mulberries
~Golden Inca Berries: Other various types of berries with complete protein exist too.
~Avocados

Seeds/Grains/nuts
~Chia Seeds
~Hemp Hearts: A.k.a. shelled hemp seeds
~Buckwheat Sprouts
~Quinoa Sprouts
~Amaranth Sprouts
~Tocotrienols: These are rice bran polishings.
~Ramon Nuts: An environmentally sustainable food from the Amazon.

Legumes
~Fermented soy products: Tempeh or natto are fermented and much safer than tofu, soy milk and soy protein.

Other
~Maca: Herb that is missing 1 essential amino acid but contains all 19 other amino acids.
~Cauliflower
~Some Types Of Mushrooms: Ex. shitake has complete protein.
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