What do you eat for breakfast?
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i get up so early for work that I tend to eat on the way. I like the Power bar Triple threat type bars. About 220-250 cal's. Power bar has expanded greatly from the days of old. These are granola and lots of other stuff.0
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i love porridge thats all i like to have in the morning. A cup full of oats so simple with 300ml of almond milk with two tsp honey. Green tea with sweetners. Total calories just over 400.0
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You can lose or maintain weight with those breakfasts???0
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You can lose or maintain weight with those breakfasts???
Of course!0 -
A veggie burger or a sliced turkey on sandwhich thins. Sometimes I'll have an english muffin with hummus and turkey.0
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4 egg whites, 1 whole egg, spinach, mushrooms & tomatoes nomnom0
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I skip breakfast.....
Don't eat til around 1pm, after my workout0 -
Normal breakfast is egg beaters and something else. I throw in mixed vegetables, bacon, leftovers, whatever. Its normally 200 to 300 calories. I'v noticed that I have a better day if I get about 300 calories at breakfast.0
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My breakfast varies from just a cup of tea to a 900+ calorie feast depending on the day.0
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I eat greens and eggs often. Maybe a potatoe made into oven steak fries. Maybe stone ground oatmeal with fruit instead. Sometimes a smoothie.0
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its random for me i eat anything i feel like that morning0
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During the week I eat GNC Lean Shakes, but weekends usually eggs, toast and maybe oatmeal or grits. It is due to having more time to prepare them on the weekends.0
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Yogurt, granola, banana
eggs & toast
fruit and toast with peanut butter
oatmeal
omelet
aaaaand now I'm hungry. Thanks a lot.
[but seriously, all of the above are tasty and healthy when done right]0 -
stuff like this:
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Oatmeal with Healthy Harvest Apple Sauce mixed in it and a hardboiled egg.0
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You can lose or maintain weight with those breakfasts???
As long as your calories are in line, of course you can.0 -
Tasty looking dish ^ . Yogurt, donuts, corn dog, boiled egg, scrambled egg, French toast, cereal (the chocolatey sugar kind), cheese toast, left overs if dinner was pretty epic, and sometimes pizza (pepperoni, Canadian bacon, bacon and onions), fruit, cottage cheese with stuff in it, and pretty much what ever appeals to me. Oh, and a cup of very hot, sugary *kitten* tea.0
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40g Porridge Oats
250ml Skimmed Milk
Microwave for 3/4 mins (or heat on the hob)
Voila
This is what I have most mornings & it beats off hunger 'til lunch (normally).
If peckish, I eat a small/medium Banana at approx 10:300 -
I'm a normal eater. My goal is to slightly change my diet but to work harder. It depends on the day but my weekends are slightly more indulgent than my weekdays.
Average weekday
Order of pancakes and 2 orders of eggs from Burger King and a coolata or iced coffee from Dunkin Donuts
Average weekend
Steak (t-bone, ribeye, flat iron), 2 or 3 eggs fried and grits or pancakes or fried potatoes. OJ, Apple Juice or mimosa.
I am not loosing any weight but that is because I'm not as active as I should be. Even with that for breakfast and a normal lunch and dinner I maintain w little effort. However, when I actually do get into the gym on a consistent basis I tend to loose weight but then I take comfort in knowing that I can loose it if I want to and I get lazy and I gain it back and then I maintain and then I work out to loose more... It's a big cycle with me.
I'm realistic with my meals, I need to be more aggressive with my activity though.0 -
oatmeal, granola, and either an apple or banana mixed it....never gets old and keeps me full!0
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Love porridge - simply can't leave the house without it! Plus yoghurt and piece of fruit and big cup of green tea and large glass of water. On Sundays i like a sort of cookede english breakfast - smoked salmon and eggs on toast, yogurt, fruit and green tea.0
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Small orange juice, coffee, greek yoghurt & jordan's berry granola.
or small orange juice, coffee, banana & peanut butter sandwich0 -
I don't eat breakfast, I should really, tried porridge for a while but it bloated me out. I usually have lunch around 12:00 when I start to feel hungry, if it's the weekend I tend to have a full English breakfast but using lower fat ingredients where possible. I like the ideas of some of the posters though!0
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2 breakfasts this morning.
1. (When first out of bed) Half cup (before cooking) old fashioned oatmeal topped with fresh blueberries and blackberries and a small amount of milk. Cup of black coffee w/o sweetener.
2, (After a nice leisurely 3 mile jog in the rain). Slice of whole grain wheat toast topped with some all natural peanut butter and honey. More coffee.0 -
These are my go to breakfast choices:
egg white scramble or omelette and toast
protein shake (I alternate whey and vegan) and fruit
PB2 and 1 toast and 1 fruit
1/2 cup cherrios and 1/2 cup skim milk and half serving of protein shake
I average around 200-250 calories for breakfast, enough to keep me full until my mid-morning snack at around 10am for another 250 calories.
Has worked for me so far.0 -
Protein shake. . .it's filling, easy and is healthy. Those really keep me on track. Otherwise, I eat eggs and a greek yogurt.0
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2 slices Wasa Multi grain crackers spread with 1 wedge of Laughing Cow Cheese and a coffee with almond milk & cinnamon.0
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I mix it up.
Larabars
Greek yogurt + banana
Beer bread + butter + blue cheese
Apple + nut butter
Homemade pumpkin muffin
Homemade granola bars
Homemade chocolate peanut butter shake0 -
usually a Slimfast with unsweetened almond milk. Or a breakfast burrito of my own design.
Scramble an egg then Take one corn tortilla, steam it then smear a tablespoon of Tostito's Salsa con Quesa cheese sauce on it, add a pinch of cheddar cheese, roll up and enjoy..it's really good, low carbs/sugar and it fills you up.
Just remember never to skip meals, make them small and often .0 -
2 soft boiled eggs, a fruit (pear/apple/banana), and espresso
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1/4 cup plain no fat yogurt and 1/4 cup granola and fruit and espresso
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2 scrambled eggs and tortilla and fruit and espresso0
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