Breakfast for an Egg Hater?
Levedi
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I hate eggs. They make me gag. I'll even pick out the egg bits from fried rice. I've eaten and enjoyed blood sausage, haggis, and eel, but I just can't choke down an egg. It's the combo of texture and sulfur smell - I just can't get past it. (And don't tell me I just need someone to cook them right for me. I've tried, I really have. It hasn't worked.)
So, what can I eat for breakfast other than Special K bars? I've never been a big breakfast person but now I'm trying to get some healthy protein into my diet in the morning. What are your favorites? (Bonus points for easy and portable breakfasts!)
So, what can I eat for breakfast other than Special K bars? I've never been a big breakfast person but now I'm trying to get some healthy protein into my diet in the morning. What are your favorites? (Bonus points for easy and portable breakfasts!)
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Non Fat Greek Yogurt + Frozen Blueberries +FIber One Original Cereal+ Cinnamon + 1 Tsp Peanut Butter (or PB2) = Delicious breakfast, Under 300 calories, more protein than eggs!0
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Any combination of protein, healthy fat and some healthy carbs should be a great breakfast - Don't be afraid to think outside of the box! Sometimes I eat non-breakfasty foods for breakfast (chicken breast sandwich, sliced turkey on toast, etc.). There's also oatmeal - you can mix in protein powder, peanut butter, etc. to give it some protein. I like a banana cut in half with peanut butter spread on the flat side of both halves. Just a few ideas. I'm sure others will have more.
Edited to add - I second the greek yogurt! Mmm.... one of my favorites. Also, cottage cheese - great plain or mixed with fruit. I also have a recipe for "protein pancakes" - easy to make, just gotta dig it out.0 -
Here's the protein pancake link - I LOVE these, and sometimes make them times of the day other than breakfast.
http://graemethomasonline.com/protein-pancakes-the-worlds-best-breakfast/0 -
Here's the protein pancake link - I LOVE these, and sometimes make them times of the day other than breakfast.
http://graemethomasonline.com/protein-pancakes-the-worlds-best-breakfast/
Those sound AWESOME, and I have all that except cottage cheese, I can't stomach it, it looks like baby puke...
Ever tried milk or yogurt instead of the cottage cheese? Or applesauce? Or nothing?0 -
Here's the protein pancake link - I LOVE these, and sometimes make them times of the day other than breakfast.
http://graemethomasonline.com/protein-pancakes-the-worlds-best-breakfast/
Those sound AWESOME, and I have all that except cottage cheese, I can't stomach it, it looks like baby puke...
Ever tried milk or yogurt instead of the cottage cheese? Or applesauce? Or nothing?
I've tried it with greek yogurt instead of cottage cheese and it worked fine.0 -
salmon, low-fat cream cheese on toast....
cream cheese on toast...
tuna on toast....0 -
I hate eggs too! How about turkey bacon (cook it the night before, zap it in the morning).
Also a big fan of the portable EAS protein shakes. Quick and easy - way more protein than eggs. They come in silver boxes. My total go to -0 -
I totally used to be an egg hater. Turns out that I just didn't like them the way everyone else made them, but when I do it for myself, they're ok.
But yeah, being an egg hater, I spent a lot of breakfasts not eating them. I think a great option, especially if you're on the go, is a deli style sandwich. I know some people can't stomach it in the morning, but to me, I love a turkey sandwich on my way to class. :-)0 -
I enjoy porridge for breakfast most days, with a little fruit. All bran or wheat bix and fruit is nice, too. Other traditional breakfast options include baked beans, roast tomatoes on toast, cheese on toast and fruit salad with yoghurt (though fruit salad may be too high in sugar to keep you going until lunch). You could branch out to other cuisines and try lentil curry for another protein-rich option. Or try a nice piece of grilled or steamed fish, or even tinned tuna.0
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oatmeal with maple syrup and raisins
kashi go lean honey almond flax cereal
whole wheat english muffin with PB and jelly or PB and banana or melted reduced fat cheese
golden corn vita tops with PB
small whole wheat low cal wrap with PB, sliced banana, honey, maybe some flax seed or wheat germ sprinkled on top (warm that up for like 15 seconds, and it is so good)
as you can see, peanut butter is your protein friend.0
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