Dinner for breakfast???

Is it okay to eat foods that ARENT breakfast food for breakfast? or is that bad for you? idk...just curious... i like breakfast foods once in a while, but i'm not really a fan of sweet things....would prefer to eat lunch-type foods for breakfast. is this okay or will this be bad for me?

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  • Gramps251
    Gramps251 Posts: 738 Member
    Food is food. Eat what you want.
  • GauchoMark
    GauchoMark Posts: 1,804 Member
    cold pizza for breakfast is awesome. Horrible for you, but awesome!
  • hilarysgiants
    hilarysgiants Posts: 132 Member
    Just as long as it is within your calorie allottment, go for what makes you happy and satisfies you. I am not a huge breakfast person, so sometimes will have salads or leftovers for breakfast!
  • SideSteel
    SideSteel Posts: 11,068 Member
    Is it okay to eat foods that ARENT breakfast food for breakfast? or is that bad for you? idk...just curious... i like breakfast foods once in a while, but i'm not really a fan of sweet things....would prefer to eat lunch-type foods for breakfast. is this okay or will this be bad for me?

    It's totally fine.


    This is called calorie confusion. Clearly your body will be expecting eggs for breakfast but when you're like "BAM!! Chicken and broccoli, SON!" Your metabolism will be like "dafuq?" and you'll burn a TON of calories.


    Ok that part was a joke but seriously, it's fine to do.
  • My daughter and I recently went to a nutritionist and she suggested we eat lunch foods for breakfast. She suggested deli meat such as ham, chicken or turkey. I had never even given it a thought before either. She said you don't have to eat typical "breakfast foods" all the time. Hope this helps. :happy: She also said to make sure it is within your calorie allotment as well. I have found that eating kale roll ups are delicious. I use kale, chicken breast deli meat with a lite string cheese and roll it up. It's delicious.
  • lizchristine
    lizchristine Posts: 42 Member
    I love non-breakfast foods for breakfast! I often eat leftovers from dinner. I'll have anything from pizza and pasta to a veggie burger along with a piece of fruit. I find that eating non-traditional foods helps me feel satisfied in the morning and often have the protein I need to get the day going. Like the other poster said, as long as it fits in your daily calories, go for it!
  • rml_16
    rml_16 Posts: 16,414 Member
    Is it okay to eat foods that ARENT breakfast food for breakfast? or is that bad for you? idk...just curious... i like breakfast foods once in a while, but i'm not really a fan of sweet things....would prefer to eat lunch-type foods for breakfast. is this okay or will this be bad for me?

    You will explode. DON'T DO IT! DON'T DO IT!!!!
  • witchy_wife
    witchy_wife Posts: 792 Member
    No problem at all. As long as you can face it at breakfast time then eat it! :o)

    I don't eat breakfast anymore but when I did I couldn't eat sweet pastries or cereals or muffins. Toast or scrambled eggs were my breakfast of choice.
  • Greenrun99
    Greenrun99 Posts: 2,065 Member
    cold pizza for breakfast is awesome. Horrible for you, but awesome!

    Cold pizza that you didn't refrigerate from the night before is horrible for you.. the rest is manageable food intake.. either way, cold pizza is a breakfast of champions.
  • SarahMorganP
    SarahMorganP Posts: 921 Member
    I eat dinner for breakfast all the time. And breakfast for dinner a lot too.
  • brevislux
    brevislux Posts: 1,093 Member
    Don't think it matters.
  • Itsme_Mary
    Itsme_Mary Posts: 17 Member
    I often eat breakfast for diner, it doesn't matter as long as you count, and Eat! :)
  • marthadztx
    marthadztx Posts: 337 Member
    Nope...doesnt matter.
  • peuglow
    peuglow Posts: 684 Member
    Food is food. Eat what you want.
    This. Enjoy!
  • sarahharmintx
    sarahharmintx Posts: 868 Member
    I like dinner for breakfast and breakfast for dinner. In fact, I had Monday's leftover dinner for breakfast this morning. Sooo need to go to the grocery store.
  • Melampus
    Melampus Posts: 95 Member
    My daughter and I recently went to a nutritionist and she suggested we eat lunch foods for breakfast. She suggested deli meat such as ham, chicken or turkey. I had never even given it a thought before either. She said you don't have to eat typical "breakfast foods" all the time. Hope this helps. :happy: She also said to make sure it is within your calorie allotment as well. I have found that eating kale roll ups are delicious. I use kale, chicken breast deli meat with a lite string cheese and roll it up. It's delicious.

    Does anyone have any evidence that what we traditionally regard as breakfast foods is based on any sound scientific research or is it, as I suspect, just a matter of fashion and subject to variations over time and place?

    There is a fashion in the UK amongst some to eat a breakfast consisting mainly of fried meat (called the "Full English"). When I was in France for a wedding cold meat and fruit salad, similar to the above, seemed to be a popular breakfast choice at the hotel, rather than the croissants or French bread one might have expected.
  • Cespuglio
    Cespuglio Posts: 385 Member
    Is it okay to eat foods that ARENT breakfast food for breakfast? or is that bad for you? idk...just curious... i like breakfast foods once in a while, but i'm not really a fan of sweet things....would prefer to eat lunch-type foods for breakfast. is this okay or will this be bad for me?

    It's totally fine.


    This is called calorie confusion. Clearly your body will be expecting eggs for breakfast but when you're like "BAM!! Chicken and broccoli, SON!" Your metabolism will be like "dafuq?" and you'll burn a TON of calories.


    Ok that part was a joke but seriously, it's fine to do.

    *CACKLE* @Sidesteel's comment! :laugh:
  • WendyTerry420
    WendyTerry420 Posts: 13,274 Member
    "Breakfast foods" is whatever you eat for breakfast.
  • eat whatever you want, when you want. just try to stay in your calorie range :)
  • neverstray
    neverstray Posts: 3,845 Member
    If you don't care about upsetting the space/time continuum, then go ahead.