Breakfast without Eggs or Oats
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- Greek yogurt w/ various fruits (usually mixed berries or a banana)
- Sandwiches (grilled cheese w/ meat + spinach; PB&J; tuna w/ mayo + veggies)
- Wheat bagels w/ condiment/filling of choice.
- Chewy cereal bars (Kashi, NutriGrain, etc).
I usually eat eggs in some form, though. You could try making breakfast burritos and quiche bagels to mix it up. It also helps to cook your eggs differently (boiled, sunny-side up, poached, scrambled, omelette, etc) and adding different ingredients for variance. A while back I had scrambled eggs with american cheese, roast beef, red bell peppers, and mushrooms, and it was delish!0 -
Greek yogurt, berries, nuts and Fiber One ....all mixed together. Protein, fat & fiber.0
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Whole wheat English muffins with PB & jelly
Avocado toast
Pizza bagels using English muffins
Breakfast burritos with homemade pinto beans and cheese0 -
2 x wholegrain toast smothered with 100% peanut butter0
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I love not cereal cereal. It's nuts (I like pecans), and fruit (I use blueberries and bananas) and milk (I use cashew milk). Eats just like cereal. I also love thin bagels and lox!!0
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Leftovers from dinner sometimes. I was on a kick last summer where I was eating a breakfast salad--traditionally I get tired of breakfast food from time to time (or prefer to have it for dinner).0
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Salmon, I love poaching salmon in the morning. Or eating a quick Chipotle burger, covered with lettuce, tomatoes, onion.0
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Cold pizza is a favorite breakfast. Thin crust, lots of veggies and falls between 200-250 calories0
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Everything bagel, cream cheese, beet cured gravlax0
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Cottage cheese and berries.0
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Fruit & Veg Smoothie Soooo good!0
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Waffles!0
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bagels! you can do hummus on a onion bagel, or peanutbutter on a cinnamon raisin bagel... cream cheese and jelly on a plain white one.0
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Greek yogurt + fruit + nuts = YUM0
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Toast and peanut butter
cereal with almonds
protein shake made with almond milk
bagel with cream cheese (rare but yum!!)
waffle with peanut butter
And a coffee0 -
I like some curried red lentils for breakfast on occasion...mind you I also usually poach an egg to throw on top0
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Cottage cheese with a goof sprinkle of cinnamon, chopped pecans and a touch of stevia or honey.0
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You can buy high protein breads. I usually get Dempsters Boost My Protein. It has 7g in one slice. I'll have two pieces with a tbsp of peanut butter, greek yogurt with fruit for a high protein breakfast.0
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