What do you eat for breakfast?

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  • Hornsby
    Hornsby Posts: 10,322 Member
    This morning I had 3 eggs over medium, and 5oz of red potatoes and onions.
  • 3 whole eggs, 9 tblsp of egg whites, 3 strips of turkey bacon, one cup of spinach, two pieces of whole wheat toast w/ a tblsp of peanut butter on each.
  • Laquincy
    Laquincy Posts: 76 Member
    Omelet w/ ham,
    mushroom,
    fresh jalpeons,
    tomatos
    bell peppers
    pico
    onions
    spinach leaves
    glass of lemon water
  • mamma_nee
    mamma_nee Posts: 809 Member
    A piece of toast
    a small piece of protein ( egg,cheese, chicken or beef)
    my coffee w/powdered non fat dry milk
    plus a fruit & veggies on hungrier mornings
  • rhonda999
    rhonda999 Posts: 58 Member
    All-bran cereal with sugar-free, 30 cal almond milk. Some days one packet of grits. I do not eat many calories for breakfast, but that works for me.
  • libertychoury
    libertychoury Posts: 57 Member
    NLA for her protein shake with a banana and almond milk
    1 slice of Ezekiel Cinnamon Raisin toast and 1/2 c egg white.

    On the weekends, I have 2 slices of that toast with The peanut butter Co Cinnamon Raisin Peanut butter and a banana sliced on top of that with some honey. I love breakfast!
  • sunsetzen
    sunsetzen Posts: 268 Member
    I eat what I'm hungry for. Traditional breakfast foods, sometimes lunch or dinner leftovers. Sometimes just coffee.
  • Dawn810511
    Dawn810511 Posts: 98 Member
    I like oatmeal w/ toast. I also like hard boiled egg, there are some mornings when that is all I will eat is a hard boiled egg for breakfast and that's it. I also like Balance Bars, or those Belvita cookie like things, those are really good. I only eat about 300 calories for breakfast. I've always heard that breakfast should be the biggest meal of the day with the most calories but I do fine during the day with what I have so I'm gonna stick with what I know.
  • rockmama72
    rockmama72 Posts: 815 Member
    I have a green smoothie (about 100 calories) and then 200-300 calories worth of something that's protein-heavy a bit later in the morning. Could be eggs, leftover roasted meat, leftover pizza, anything goes.
  • cuinboston2014
    cuinboston2014 Posts: 848 Member
    Some of these breakfasts are pretty elaborate lol. No way do I make myself time in the morning to make an omelette or anythign that requires more than pouring something in a bowl or popping it in the toaster.

    During the week I usually have a sweet cereal - usually Vanilla or Chocolate Chex or PB Cheerios with a half cup skim milk. Sometimes when I get crazy I add a half graham cracker with one tbsp PB. I need sweet things in the morning or I'll die...or I think I'll die....

    Sometimes I have an english muffin, a piece of toast, or a protein bar if I eat in the car on the way to work. Occasionally my husband makes me a breakfast sandwich - one egg, one piece of cheese, one slice canadian bacon, on an english muffin.

    I can't eat my biggest meal at breakfast nor can I skip it. I usually eat around 300-400 calories. Saturdays I might eat 500 but I usually run over 10 miles on Saturday and run over lunch time so I know I won't eat for a while. Do what works for you!
  • I enjoy having my oatmeal with a little whole milk for breakfast, along with a fruit - this is about 8:00am-8:30am. Around 9:30am, I'll have some nuts (almonds, peanuts or a few pecans). This way my body has something to feed on for the morning half and I don't feel starved. I'm trying to cut out store-bought juice since these usually have added sugars and acids that aren't good for the body.

    Occasionally, I make a punch/ smoothie for breakfast, such as:
    1 c. milk (skimmed or almond)
    1 Tbs. peanut butter (organic is better)
    1 tsp. honey
    1 Tbs. wheat germ or flax meal
    A few cubes of ice
  • Sweet_Potato
    Sweet_Potato Posts: 1,119 Member
    Coconut Greek yogurt with homemade coconut granola on top (can you tell I love coocnut?) plus black coffee, and I'm going to have an orange later.
  • dgraboski
    dgraboski Posts: 125 Member
    Depends on if it's a work day vs. a weekend. Work days usually oatmeal, greek yogurt with berries, cottage cheese with fruit, cream of wheat, or a veggie egg white wrap. Weekends egg whites with some fresh veggies and whole wheat toast.
  • cheryl2926
    cheryl2926 Posts: 36 Member
    Agreed!! yuup lower the calories and up the physical movement
  • 4daluvof_candice
    4daluvof_candice Posts: 483 Member
    My diary is open:wink:
  • AdrianLBM3
    AdrianLBM3 Posts: 3 Member
    I usually eat 3 whole eggs + 3 cake rice + a cup of tea.

    Bye
  • cheryl2926
    cheryl2926 Posts: 36 Member
    yuup lower the calories and up the physical movement
  • iRun_Butterfly
    iRun_Butterfly Posts: 483 Member
    Varies between Steel cut oats with a fruity greek yogurt on-top, a protein shake, or an egg on an English muffin with hummus. Calorie count varies from about 275-350 depending on the day. I also try for a high protein snack and piece of fruit mid morning. Seems to be working for me so far.
  • SCV34
    SCV34 Posts: 2,048 Member
    Siggi's yogurt and two slices of cinnamon raisen whole wheat toast. Pretty good combo.
  • I eat two eggs, a little milk, onions,peppers,tomatoes,mushrooms,and a 1/8 piece of pepper jack cheese mixed together in a bowl microwave no butter, or oil. Makes a small round omelett, I cook it for 2-3 minutes. I try to keep my calories under 350. Veggies can be altered. I like it hot & spicy, to make it easy I prepare my veggies and place them in a plastic baggy, so all I have to do is add it to the eggs. You can eat just one egg, I make everything in small bites.

    I watch my carbs, bread intake, no prepackaged foods. All fresh, I cook in water, or pam, nothing frozen toward meat, I purchase $5.00 worth of skinless,bonesless chicken breast. I freeze two to a baggy, cook them in water, add to my salads or eat as chicken strips. I stay under my calorie intake to lose weight. This programs works.
  • Jenni129
    Jenni129 Posts: 692 Member
    When I'm in a hurry I fry a whole egg, flop it on a piece of plain toast and go!
  • personally I love 100% steel cut rolled oats with half a large sliced red apple plus a tbs of 100% almond butter - filling and healthy :D
  • MayaSPapaya
    MayaSPapaya Posts: 735 Member
    Oatmeal or raisin bran, depending on the day. Is your breakfast filling you or does it leave you hungry? If it fills you, it's enough, as long as you eat enough throughout the day to get enough calories.
  • Seajolly
    Seajolly Posts: 1,435 Member
    I have to get up around 5:50am to get ready for work every week day, so I usually take a bar with me since it's easy and somewhat nutritious. My favorites are the Pro Bar meal replacement bars, Double Chocolate and Peanut Butter are my 2 favorites.

    On weekends I typically make a breakfast smoothie with fruit, almond milk, and protein powder or meal replacement powder with a hard boiled egg or two.
  • vinny76063
    vinny76063 Posts: 133 Member
    8oz egg whites & 1 Cup oatmeal
  • res18exk
    res18exk Posts: 2 Member
    3 eggs, corn tortilla and salsa. its very satisfying....:-) But tomorrow I think I will try it with egg whites only.
  • aaronengineer
    aaronengineer Posts: 6 Member
    I would encourage you to watch the movie Fat Head. It talks about different things that might help or hinder you as you seek your health goals. Personally I have 3 eggs, two pieces of bacon, and a large glass of water. That comes in at about 500 calories, is low in carbs and high in protein. At lunch I'll have a Shakeology shake and frozen fruit that comes in at about 350 calories. It is higher in carbs, but it comes from fruit and vegetables and not starchy stuff. Dinner will be a salad and some protein, sometimes chicken breast sometimes meatloaf.
  • smelius22
    smelius22 Posts: 334 Member
    Every Sunday I make egg cups for the week.

    I use a large muffin tin (that has 6 molds instead of 12), crack an egg into each mold, divide 1/2 a tube of breakfast sausage among them, divide a whole diced tomato among them, and bake at 350 for 10 minutes..

    They can then be divided into sandwich bags and frozen or refrigerated so I can quickly grab one on the way to work and nuke it when I get there.

    You can add whatever you want to them to make them just how you like. The way I prepare mine makes each cup just 163 cals!
  • res18exk
    res18exk Posts: 2 Member
    I like that idea. sounds filling! I will have to try it...:-)
  • aaronengineer
    aaronengineer Posts: 6 Member
    Have you tried making your own bars in the morning? 1/2 c dried fruit, 1/2 c nuts, and whatever flavoring you like. If you use dried apples you might add some cinnamon and nutmeg for a fall feeling, or some lemon or lime to lighten it up.
    I used to make my shakes with protein powder, chia seeds, and fruit until I discovered Shakeology. That gives me more energy and a feeling of full than the Muscle Milk was providing.