Needing breakfast Ideas
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One of my favorites is fresh fruit (I typically make a fresh fruit salad with fruit only, no added sugar or condiments) and a healthnut english muffin. My other faves all include yogurt and/or eggs, but the fruit an english muffin is really good.0
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oatmeal! cooked in water instead of milk. low fat, high fiber, good times0
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Breakfast doesn't have to be traditional, anything you eat for lunch or dinner can be had for breakfast as well. I've had dinner leftovers for breakfast before many times. Sandwich, tortilla rollups, hummus and pita, peanut butter on english muffin is yummo.0
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I like steel cut oats with fresh raspberries added after its warm. I cook the oats up ahead of time and then reheat them each morning. I also used half almond milk and half water last time and it was yummy. Next time I will try all almond milk I think. Not sure if you can use almond milk or not but maybe a vanilla soy would work and taste good.0
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Can you use egg substitue? Like eggbeaters? Or else real oatmeal (not the sugar packets) with fresh fruit and soy milk is yummy.0
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english muffins and peanut butter! peanut butter really gets you going -- or apples and peanut butter, bananas -- I actually eat cereal dry0
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ground turkey with saute onions and peppers wrapped in a whole wheat tortilla0
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I love to have green smoothies, keeps me full and get all my fruits AND veggies in!0
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I eat a fruit bar on my way to work and then around 10ish - it's english muffin with peanut butter or oatmeal...0
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banana with peanut butter in a whole wheat tortilla (or muffin or toast)0
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I make oatmeal and add ground flax seed and blueberries.
I don't know if english muffins have eggs, but you could do english muffin or pita bread with peanut butter.
Banana with peanut butter is good too.
You could also do grilled cheese with some lite sausage links, like a sausage sandwich. my daughter loves those. I do need protien to start my day.
Then you could also do soy smoothies, use a vegan protien powder and you should be able to do it without dairy or eggs.
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1 cup of fruit with 1/2 cup lowfat cottage cheese.
I put hot sauce on top, but I realize that's an acquired taste and not for everyone.0 -
Breakfast tacos are great. You can do refried beans or meat of just about any type.
Oatmeal (either rolled oats or steel cut oats) with half a cup of berries or other cut-up fruit is wonderful.
Toast or a sliced apple with a bit of peanut butter is quite filling.
For mornings when you are in a hurry, you could do a smoothie with a scoop of protein powder, a cup of juice, and a cup of frozen fruit of your choice.
Also, sandwiches are great on-the-go food for breakfast. If you want to keep it a bit more traditional, you could do sausage or ham on an English muffin or mini bagel.
Oh, and there is soy yogurt. So you could do some fresh fruit and a cup of soy yogurt.
Good luck on finding things that work and that you enjoy.0
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