Vegan breakfast?
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Every night I haul out my juicer and juice for the next morning....typically it is kale, carrots, cucumbers, apples all mixed together or whatever I have in my fridge. I have been doing this for about 6 months now and I feel 20 years younger...you get so much micronutrients....check out the documentary by Joe Cross. Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead. It is incredibly informative and motivational. I love it and it really jump started my journey. I am not vegan that is so hard to do but, I am probably 99% vegetarian! Good luck in your new endeavor!0
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my bff thats vegan loves hit oats with almond milk, berries, and nuts!0
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tofu crumble with veggies, oats, porridge, quinoa, grits, cereal, fruit, potatoes, and the list goes on breakfast is always good!0
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i am now a morning green juicer... kale, cuke, apple/pear, ginger and lemon.
but before that i was either a toast w/hummus or avocado girl
i have also been known to enjoy cold cereal with almond milk. uncle sam cereal or puffins.
bagels are a sometimes treat, but i have a tendency to be starving after i eat high carbs in the morning.
rolled oats cooked with a tsp of almond or peanut butter and almond milk.
congrats on your decision to go vegan!0 -
Some ideas:
A piece of fresh fruit, or fruit salad plus:
*Sprouted whole wheat toast with peanut butter
*Oatmeal with flaxseed, non-dairy milk, fruit, and sweetener of choice
*Vegan crepes or pancakes with maple syrup
*Scrambled tofu and veggies with toast
*Hash browns, veggie sausage (Field Roast brand is yummy)
*Whole grain bagel with hummus, sprouts and other veggies (I have 1/2 bagel open-faced)
*Cold cereal (Cheerios or shredded wheat for low sugar) with non-dairy milk
*For the unorthodox: Salad with chickpeas and a mild dressing0 -
Oh, I forgot smoothies. It's cold here in the northeastern US, so I tend not to think of smoothies until May, or June.0
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I drink a coffee smoothie every morning. Here's why:
-It tastes better than Starbucks Frappuccinos
-It has a significant dose of the nutrients that can sometimes be lacking in a vegan diet: iron, calcium, protein, and the B vitamins
Here's my recipe:
-cold coffee (brew the night before and refrigerate)
-chocolate rice protein powder (Nutribiotic brand)
-vanilla rice protein powder (Nutribiotic Spectrum Shake)
-extract (vanilla, vanilla nut, and almond are my favorites)
-1/2 cup fruit (peaches, pears or banana)
-flax oil (some days, depending on the rest of my day's calories)
-stevia (on days I have a sweet tooth)
I also like to have oatmeal with flaxseeds and blueberries. Kashi Go Lean makes a high-protein hot cereal that's yummy.
I've been vegetarian since age 10, and vegan for the past 5 years -- along with my kids and SO -- so if you have other questions, please ask! Good luck!0
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