I need help with Breakfast!!!

kendrafox
kendrafox Posts: 111 Member
My normal go to breakfast before work is a smoothie made from frozen fruit and veggies, but I am trying to find other things I can try. I HATE eggs and oatmeal!! Does anyone have any other breakfast suggestions for something quick and healthy?
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  • mirroredluvx3
    mirroredluvx3 Posts: 2 Member
    Cottage Cheese with 1/2 avocado with salt and pepper sprinkled on it
  • Scamd83
    Scamd83 Posts: 808 Member
    Eggs without oatmeal.

    Or oatmeal without eggs.
  • ames105
    ames105 Posts: 288 Member
    Cheese and a serving of walnuts, whole grain toast with peanut butter and a little fruit, yogurt with fresh fruit. It doesn't have to be a 'breakfast' kind of meal either. There is nothing wrong with having a pita wrap with your fav protein and veggies in it for breakfast.
  • cmriverside
    cmriverside Posts: 34,416 Member
    edited March 2016
    The good thing about being an adult is you can eat whatever you want! Peanut butter sandwich and an apple? Why, yes please. Spaghetti with meat sauce and a salad at 6AM? Don't mind if I do. Tuna on wheat and a carrot? That sounds yummy.

    Eat whatever you like. I always try to get protein, fat and carbs in every meal/snack. Other than that, I eat what sounds good.

    And yes, I've had all the above for breakfast. :)
  • nbalogh88
    nbalogh88 Posts: 1 Member
    Try herbalife shakes they are easy and low carb!
  • Stanley1903
    Stanley1903 Posts: 73 Member
    If you eat meat, al fresco chicken sausages are delicious and can be microwaved for 30-45 seconds. I put them in a wrap with cheese and lettuce or spinach, a little tomato, etc.

    Yogurt, a banana, and some leftover meat make a fast breakfast or lunch for me often.
  • Fresh fruit, some type of granola/trail mix bar, cereal, yogurt....
  • justforjul
    justforjul Posts: 3 Member
    I like light whole wheat toast or low fat whole grain waffle with peanut butter...the little bit of protein from the PB keeps the hunger away longer for me.
  • AddieOverhaul
    AddieOverhaul Posts: 734 Member
    I've been eating plain greek yogurt with a touch of honey to sweeten it, and I mix in fruit, chia seeds and hemp hearts. I often just use frozen berries and put them in the night before to thaw.
  • starjam25
    starjam25 Posts: 4,826 Member
    My favorite breakfasts are leftover dinners! Quick and easy... and if it was good for dinner, it's great for breakfast.
  • sanfromny
    sanfromny Posts: 770 Member
    I don't like oatmeal but I love Cream of Wheat
  • rpachigo
    rpachigo Posts: 96 Member
    add a little coconut oil to your coffee.
  • Queenmunchy
    Queenmunchy Posts: 3,380 Member
    I love soup, burgers, and meatballs (I have so many varieties cooked and frozen) when I don't want "traditional" breakfast.
  • nutritionK
    nutritionK Posts: 12 Member
    edited March 2016
    If you are trying to lose some weight your morning meal it's even more important. A liquid breakfast is not always a good idea cause it has no fiber and no protein the keys to make you feel satisfied trough the day. And oatmeal and eggs are a good source of them but you still have some options: unsweetened cereals with milk and fruit, whole grain toast witch cottage cheese and fruit, plain yogurt with fruits and 2 tbps of granola, toast with avocado and natural fruit juice.

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  • georgiafraietta
    georgiafraietta Posts: 3 Member
    kendrafox wrote: »
    My normal go to breakfast before work is a smoothie made from frozen fruit and veggies, but I am trying to find other things I can try. I HATE eggs and oatmeal!! Does anyone have any other breakfast suggestions for something quick and healthy?

  • georgiafraietta
    georgiafraietta Posts: 3 Member
    My favourite breakfast atm is 100g of Greek yogurt (low or full fat as long as no added sugar or fruit) 10g of oats to make it filling, 40g of frozen raspberries and 10g of honey. Measure it out on the scale. You can take it to work and have it with a tea/coffee and it's like dessert for breakfast.
  • Jruzer
    Jruzer Posts: 3,501 Member
    Tub of Greek Yogurt. Power bar. String cheese. Apple.
  • AmandaLee38
    AmandaLee38 Posts: 4 Member
    you need some protein in the morning u can find that in all natural peanut butter, a fruit, and a complex carb like wheat toast all three will keep you satisfied don't have too much sugar in the morning it won't keep you full
  • AmandaLee38
    AmandaLee38 Posts: 4 Member
    I have half a grapefruit every morning too it burns fat and keeps you full!
  • californiagirl2012
    californiagirl2012 Posts: 2,625 Member
    I like chicken vegetable soup for breakfast.
  • somamaley
    somamaley Posts: 8 Member
    Overnight oatmeal:
    http://www.quakeroats.com/cooking-and-recipes/overnightoats
    1/2 cup oats
    1/2 cup greek yogurt
    almond milk to taste
    dash of cinnamon
    cap full of vanilla extract
    tsp of honey
    optional scoop of protein

    mix well with spoon

    whatever fruit you like on top (strawberry/ banana is my fav)

    warm up in microwave in the morning

    pretty much my whole family is onto this now and its fun to make together before bed

  • augustremulous
    augustremulous Posts: 378 Member
    Whenever I feel like I'm in a rut I try new ethnic cuisines (or my own ethnic cuisine). For example, a turkish breakfast: bread, fresh tomatoes and cucumbers, a couple of green and black olives, a fresh cheese, and an old cheese. Indian breakfast: upma or pongal. Japanese breakfast: rice, miso, bunch of vegetable sides.

    More simple ideas: buy a fancy jam or marmalade or preserves - it makes toast more interesting. A plain waffle with peanut butter and honey. Crunchy granola with milk or yogurt.

    Also, not sure if the texture has anything to do with why you hate oatmeal. I personally hate that mushy soppy wet texture of rolled oats, and I don't think dates and honey help. I got the salty route. I use McCann's steel cut quick oats - they take about 5-6 minutes to cook, as opposed to the regular steel cut oats. When it's done, I turn off the heat, and add salt and two tablespoons of ground flax seed meal - this adds texture and also omega 3s. Then I top it off with a full fat/whole milk plain yogurt. The saltiness, creaminess, and fiber all go so well with the cool creaminess of the yogurt.
  • lorraineausten
    lorraineausten Posts: 2 Member
    I used to make this for my brother when he was doing manual labour, really filling and full of protein.
    Mix a banana with a tbsp of peanut butter, a couple of spoons of low fat yogurt, almond milk and a handful of oats, leave it over night then blitz in the morning for your breakfast smoothie you won't even know the oats are there.
  • myheartsabattleground
    myheartsabattleground Posts: 2,040 Member
    nbalogh88 wrote: »
    Try herbalife shakes they are easy and low carb!

    no.
  • Btheodore138
    Btheodore138 Posts: 182 Member
    Half a cup of garbanzo beans mashed with half of an avocado. Season with a little garlic salt and pepper and spread over toast or on a whole wheat tortilla. So filling and delicious.
  • eldamiano
    eldamiano Posts: 2,667 Member
    kendrafox wrote: »
    My normal go to breakfast before work is a smoothie made from frozen fruit and veggies, but I am trying to find other things I can try. I HATE eggs and oatmeal!! Does anyone have any other breakfast suggestions for something quick and healthy?

    Bacon and egg sandwich....
  • MissMonicaC4
    MissMonicaC4 Posts: 279 Member
    Poached eggs with a half an avocado. Chia pudding just chia seeds and almond milk.. Stevia.. Berries.mmm. or overnight oats!!
  • EddieP50
    EddieP50 Posts: 192 Member
    For a quick break fast I usually have a Lean Pockets sandwich or a couple of waffles with sugar free syrup.
  • lmflorhy
    lmflorhy Posts: 19 Member
    Whole gain toast with spread avocado or lite sour cream and mixed fruit with cottage cheese
  • upoffthemat
    upoffthemat Posts: 679 Member
    I have been using a lot of ham lately since it is so cheap for easter. Fry up a little and I like eggs, but with a slice of bread or with cheese it can be good as well.