breakfast that sustains
kimmyann71
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Fage 0% greek yogurt
Tbsp or so honey
frozen blackberries - a handful
handful of chopped walnuts
i eat this almost every morning through the week and it is so satisfying and healthy
Tbsp or so honey
frozen blackberries - a handful
handful of chopped walnuts
i eat this almost every morning through the week and it is so satisfying and healthy
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YUM!!!!!!0
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That sounds fabulous. Would Stonyfield Farms greek yogurt be as good? I have never heard of Fage brand. I am going to try it. Thanks for sharing. I struggle with breakfasts because I am not a morning eater. This sounds way better than eggs of some sort. Thanks again. GiGi0
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Mmmm sounds good!
My sustaining breakfast:
~Any fiber rich cereal
~Almond milk
~Whole wheat toast
~All natural peanut butter
Whole grains + protein = satisfaction0 -
mmm! Sounds good (though I've not learned the taste for yogurt ... yet)
My sustaining breakfast: sunny side up egg(s), whole wheat artisan bread, yummy fruit cut up with a little Splenda. So so so nummy!! That's usually about 250 - 300 calories, depending upon the bread and number of eggs.
If I toast the bread, I spread a little Brummel & Brown on it - SO yum!0 -
Kashi Go Lean Cereal is what i like with 1/2 cup of lactose free fat free milk.
It is good stuff.
The one cereal that I use has 13 grams of protein in 1 cup of cereal plus what you get in the milk. I also like the Kashi Go Lean Crunch -- it has 9 grams of protein in one cup of cereal.
Also it is high in fiber too.0 -
My favorite is whole grain pancakes with honey and a nice fresh peach :] Mmmm... yum!!0
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Been eating Fiber One cereal with skim milk. When I have time, I'll make Irish Oatmeal (Steal cut oats)... no matter what I eat though I'm ready for lunch 3 or less hours later.0
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Lately I have been eating a whole wheat wrap with 1 tbsp of peanut butter and 1/2 a banana sliced wrapped inside. I like it because the wrap has lots of fiber and 8 grams of protien along with protein from the PB. It is really good carb wise too! I usually eat the chobani greek yogurt for lunch because they are way to filling for me for breakfast!! They come in all flavors and have a TON of protein...add some almonds or a little granola or extra fruit and you will be stuff for a long time!0
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I like cooked oatmeal with cinnamon, 1 packet of steevia, 1 small no sugar added applesauce and 1/4 cup non fat milk. I stir it all together. I like Trader Joe's steel cut quick cooking oats but if I don't have time I eat regular quick oats made in the microwave (2 minutes). I eat this breakfast a lot. My second favorite breakfast is an Orowheat double fiber english muffin toasted and topped with 1 TB of Adam's natural peanut butter and I eat a piece of fruit or applesauce with it. If I don't have a latte I will have a cup of non fat milk with it.0
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I add 1/2 to 3/4 cup of homemade muesli to my yoghurt and fruit. I usually use blueberries since I have 10 plants in the backyard. I switched from granola to muesli since muesli has less sugar.0
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