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  • Posts: 118 Member
    Overnight oatmeal about 522 cal
    It's a little high in sugar to my liking, but that moka flavoured yogurt is so good.
    I'll get some plain yogurt tonight and see what difference it makes for the next time !
  • Posts: 3,317 Member
    ☕️
  • Posts: 4,829 Member
    4 am McDonald's. I thought I said never again!
  • Posts: 3,317 Member
    Coffee and planning on a cheesy eggs and avocado breakfast sandwich.
  • Posts: 4,829 Member
    Sandwich skinny, 1/3 Prepd steak and eggs, sharp cheddar, iced tea. Good, filling, lasting. Triple win.
  • Posts: 3,317 Member
    Coffee and avocado toast!
  • Posts: 118 Member
    Traquette wrote: »
    Overnight oatmeal about 522 cal
    It's a little high in sugar to my liking, but that moka flavoured yogurt is so good.
    I'll get some plain yogurt tonight and see what difference it makes for the next time !

    Reporting back !
    So, omitting fruit as topping, the first version of this overnight oatmeal was 493 cal (32 protein and 15 sugar)

    This morning, with plain yogurt and a different protein powder (run out of the first one) this morning breakfast was ... drum roll.... 436 cal (45 protein and 10 sugar) !

    And most importantly: it was equally good !

    It may not be a huuuuge difference but it's a little improvement made just by choosing better ingredients !

  • Posts: 4,829 Member
    @Traquette
    In my opinion, it's the little changes that are easy to make and easy to live with that makes it so much easier in the long run. I'm in it for the long haul.
    Hurray for little victories that add up to the good life!
  • Posts: 4,829 Member
    Iced coffee. Bagel bites.
  • Posts: 3,317 Member
    Coffee With cream and sugar...about to make a slice of cinnamon toast and maybe a few pecans
  • Posts: 4,829 Member
    Sandwich skinny, cheese, steak and eggs. Iced coffee with almond milk
  • Posts: 121 Member
    Yogurt blended with chia seeds and chocolate protein powder (lovely pudding consistency) with almonds and blueberries on top
  • Posts: 118 Member
    First time trying cottage cheese bowl... I don't think I'll ever do that again ! I'm having a hard time with cottage cheese >_<
  • Posts: 3,317 Member
    Just a big cup of coffee with cream and sugar..
  • Posts: 121 Member
    Traquette wrote: »
    First time trying cottage cheese bowl... I don't think I'll ever do that again ! I'm having a hard time with cottage cheese >_<

    Cottage cheese is really having a moment right now and I feel like it’s everywhere! I found a recipe where you blend it with ranch seasoning for a high protein dip and it was actually really good. Not really a breakfast idea but worth a try if the texture bothers you. Or hey maybe it can be breakfast, who knows!
  • Posts: 4,829 Member
    edited June 2024
    Traquette wrote: »
    First time trying cottage cheese bowl... I don't think I'll ever do that again ! I'm having a hard time with cottage cheese >_<

    Texture or taste?

    I often empty the whole carton into the blender, sometimes add vanilla/cinnamon if I plan to use the whole carton with sweet things. Pour it back in the carton for later use.
    I just don't think cottage cheese tastes like ice cream, no matter how much I love it.
    See lots of recipes with cottage cheese these days that just don't tempt me.
    (But cottage cheese ranch dip sounds good for salad dressing)
  • Posts: 4,829 Member
    Repeat of yesterday. Good stuff!
  • Posts: 1 Member
    edited June 2024
    I'm trying the 14 hour intermittent fast program, so "breakfast" was 2 cups of black coffee (one of which was decaf).

    Lunch will be more elaborate.
  • Posts: 1,618 Member
    buttered toast, chocolate protein powder in coffee
  • Posts: 118 Member
    Corina1143 wrote: »

    Texture or taste?

    Mostly texture, though the taste is not amazing either haha
    I was off to a bad start: like you I've seen it everywhere and thought why not try it even if it doesn't really speak to me... I bought some initially to mix in an omelette, but my BF ended up making breakfast that day and put the cottage cheese as a topping on the cooked eggs >_< It wasn't fantastic haha

    I'm open to try it again as part of another recipe (blended in) to add protein but as is, bleh


  • Posts: 9 Member
    Plain hamburger & a latte from McDonald's, I only woke 30 minutes ago, didn't have much in, will do some shopping tomorrow morning after work.
  • Posts: 4,829 Member
    edited June 2024
    Iced latte. Wake up wrap. Bagel bites
  • Posts: 3,317 Member
    Coffee w/cream and sugar and a microwaved egg with cheese on bagel thin.
  • Posts: 3,357 Member
    Traquette wrote: »
    Mostly texture, though the taste is not amazing either haha
    I was off to a bad start: like you I've seen it everywhere and thought why not try it even if it doesn't really speak to me... I bought some initially to mix in an omelette, but my BF ended up making breakfast that day and put the cottage cheese as a topping on the cooked eggs >_< It wasn't fantastic haha

    I'm open to try it again as part of another recipe (blended in) to add protein but as is, bleh

    I do like to mix it with scrambled eggs. Makes them super creamy and I don't notice a difference in texture or flavor.
  • Posts: 3,317 Member
    ☕️ and half of a leftover turkey/provolone sandwich on Italian bread from Italian restaurant.
  • Posts: 121 Member
    Had a couple of eggs on sourdough with some pickled onions and jalapeño. Got the fruit and greens in with a smoothie to round it all out. I don’t have a plan for the rest of the day which is dangerous, so wanted to make sure my first meal was solid!
  • Posts: 4,829 Member
    An oatbar
  • Posts: 4,829 Member
    On my way to dunkin for a wake up wrap and coffee, but my stomach's really growling! Maybe bagel bites too?
  • Posts: 3,025 Member
    A protein drink at the gym, then a scramble: egg + egg whites, American cheese, ham and peppers.
  • Posts: 457 Member
    Scrambled eggs with a slice of sourdough toast mushrooms and tomatoes.

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