For those that care for breakfast type foods in the morning

kbergner61

I love a fruit smoothie made with lactose free low fat yogurt, frozen fruit such as blueberries, strawberries, mango or peaches. Throw in the little blender and enjoy -very filling. You can always add a crunch with almonds or a low fat granola or cereal. YUM

geventing

I have 2 eggs with veggies (about 1 cup maybe?) and then 1 serving of oatmeal. Or I'll swap out the oatmeal for yogurt with some granola and chopped up fruit.

debbiestine

Make some steel cut oats- very easy to do on the stove top. Eat 1C every day with 1C berries and some cinnamon- it'll last all week in the fridge. Also the non fat chobani yogurt with 1C frozen berries(thaw) and 1/2C fiber one cereal all mixed together.
I also do: fruit smoothies/egg whites scrambled w/fat free cheddar and veggies/high fiber english muffin w/ almond butter.
I love breakfast!

orange4783

Usually 1 scrambled egg that I microwave, 2 corn tortillas, with 2 slices of turkey bacon that i microwave, then put some hot sauce on it. Its a quick easy breakfast I can make on the run.

coquette87

Some sort of high fibre/high protein cereal (currently using Kashi's Toasted Berry Crisp), and skim milk on most mornings. I love scrambled eggs though and will probably be incorporating them more in the future (I currently share one fridge with two other people, and we all buy our own food, so space is sort of at a premium, and I can't move out (lease) until September, boo!).

Brandilynnrose

I change it up so I don't get bored. I stay under 300 calories for breakfast and my go to meals are one of the following;

-1.5 cups Cheerios (OMG the banana nut are sooo good) or Special K cereal with a cup of skim and a banana
-high fiber english muffin with 1/3 cup egg beaters, slice of lean ham or turket sausage patty, and a slice of fat free cheese
-3/4 cup of egg beater scrambled with veggies sauteed with a teaspoon of oilve oil
-Low fat/low sugar muffins (generally 2 when I eat these and they have about 140 calories each)
-2 slices Sara Lee 45 calorie wheat bread sandwiched with an egg, 2 slices of avocado, and fat free cheese
-2 tablespoons of hummus on a bagel (Fresh and Easy has awsome ones that are whole grain with flax seed and only 120 calories)
-2 slices of 45 calorie bread, toasted, with 2 tablespoons of natural peanut butter
-2 turkey sausage links, 2 slice wheat toast with a tablespoon of Best Life buttery spread (or a bagel or english muffin), 1/2 cup egg beaters
-1/2 avocado, egg, slice of toast with a teaspoon of light butter
-yogurt, 1/4 cup granola, fruit

mamagooskie

cream of wheat with protein powder, healthy cereal (high protein, high fiber) with almond or coconut milk, fruit with yogurt and protein powder, high fiber high protein pita bread with cream cheese, and always always a coffee!!

AirCircleI

I would have almond milk if I could find it and it was affordable. None of the major grocery stores in the UK seem to have it, and in the health food stores it is about £4 a litre - so its unsweetened soy for me (which is less than £1 for a litre).

hesn92

Oatmeal (with almond milk)
Scrambled eggs with bacon
English muffin or toast with peanut butter - this one is pretty high in calories. about 350, plus a piece of fruit.
Every once in a while if I'm lazy I'll have cereal.

(I eat an apple pretty much every morning too)

kbergner61

And i almost forgot the most important thing in my smoothies....RAW SPINACH. I put almost 2 cups of raw spinach in my morning smoothies each day. Can't taste the spinach since the fruit is in there.

kerryfd

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=275067782

3 for £1 so that's £1 a litre

MomDupuis

Kashi - Go Lean, Honey Sunshine and Toasted Cinnamon all good with 1% milk (yes I said 1%). I drink my coffee black and watch fats in other things to allow myself this whole 1% treat
When Kashi isn't on the menu ... its eggs, eggs, eggs in all forms but fried

Thesoundofwolf

Oatmeal. With random fixings.

Or for savory, grits. With random fixing.

Sometimes fruit is added for a pre-run charge.

saltedcaramel86

My favourites/regulars are:
Porridge (made with two parts milk to one part water)
Weetabix with chopped banana (strawberries in summer)
Poached eggs on toast
Omelette, usually with tomato, mushroom, onion and spinach. Sometimes with veggie sausage.
Wholewheat toast with peanut butter and banana

On my naughty days, I love wholewheat toast with nutella. If I'm home on a Sunday morning then I'll usually have a full breakfast (grilled, with poached egg)

Vansy

protein powder/stevia in my coffee.

and usually a pg&j and a piece of fruit. or greek yogurt and fruit. if I had more time/energy in the morning before i left the house I would make eggs and bacon and have some fruit with that.