300 calorie FILLING breakfast?

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  • roxyhourican
    roxyhourican Posts: 16 Member
    egg white quiche with s, onion, and gree peppers
    mix everything and put in muffin tins... make enough for the week
    eat 3 fat breakfast with oatmeal
    wish you the best
  • snha
    snha Posts: 388 Member
    one slice of bread w one tbs peanutbutter and a half cup Greek yogurt & 1/2 cup milk
  • Zalli
    Zalli Posts: 132 Member
    How about some seafood with your breakfast?

    A fish fillet might be only a hundred calories or so...maybe some shrimp added to an omelette?

    I also like greek yogurt with added berries sometimes...

    More often I eat these sorts of things for lunch, but no reason not to start the day with a good "lunch". :)
  • beekuzz
    beekuzz Posts: 428 Member
    Love grits and they are super filling. You can have it in different ways such as: Butter, salt & pepper. jelly. Bacon bits. Raisins and brown sugar. Some people add milk. We often have breakfast for dinner with grits, ham steak and eggs. Yum
  • amswanson3
    amswanson3 Posts: 37 Member
    http://www.skinnytaste.com/search/label/Breakfast Recipes

    The banana nut pancakes are really yummy and filling.
  • danithegirl89
    danithegirl89 Posts: 203 Member
    1 whole egg + 3 egg whites to scramble with jalepenos and a fourth a cup of low fat cheese (80 calorie kind)

    2 slices of turkey bacon

    Black coffee or tea :)
  • xiofett
    xiofett Posts: 138 Member
    Oatmeal!
    This is my breakfast tomorrow:
    Craisin Overnight Oats
    1/4 C rolled oats
    1/4 C almond milk
    1/4 C greek yogurt
    1 TBSP craisins
    1 TBSP pumpkin seeds
    1/2 TBSP chia seeds
    1/2 TBSP hemp hearts

    266 cal, 38 carbs, 7 fibre, 16 protein, 14 sugar, 12 fat

    (would be no sugar if the craisins were omitted but I wanted 'em!)

    Holy crap, that sounds good. I just started tinkering with the refrigerator oatmeal this week. Different, but good. Gonna have to get me some chia seeds, the natural food store didn't have them in bulk and the packaged ones were stupidly expensive... Been substituting flaxseed meal instead.
  • wolfchild59
    wolfchild59 Posts: 2,608 Member
    My breakfasts are each around 300-350 and are typically this:
    2 slices Alvarado St Bakery Essential Flaxseed bread
    1 serving plain PB2
    1 serving chocolate PB2
    120g (two servings) Egg subsitute
    28g (about 1/4) avocado
    2 strips Oscar Mayer center cut bacon

    PB2 gets mixed together and goes on toasted bread, bacon and avocado go into the eggs.

    Or this in place of the bread:
    40g (one serving) rolled oats (cooked stovetop with 1 3/4 cups of water)
    122g (one serving) pure pumpkin puree cooked into the oatmeal


    I occasionally roll the egg mixture up in a low carb, low calorie wrap as well.

    Keeps me nice and full until lunchtime.
  • Drea89
    Drea89 Posts: 56 Member
    oat meal, 1 egg, 1 slice toast. good to go!
  • zimfour
    zimfour Posts: 191 Member
    Oatmeal!
    This is my breakfast tomorrow:
    Craisin Overnight Oats
    1/4 C rolled oats
    1/4 C almond milk
    1/4 C greek yogurt
    1 TBSP craisins
    1 TBSP pumpkin seeds
    1/2 TBSP chia seeds
    1/2 TBSP hemp hearts

    266 cal, 38 carbs, 7 fibre, 16 protein, 14 sugar, 12 fat

    (would be no sugar if the craisins were omitted but I wanted 'em!)

    Looks so GOOD!!! Going to try!!!!
  • yowza101
    yowza101 Posts: 196 Member
    I either have 2 toasted whole grain or wheat bread, peanut butter with banana and yogurt....or 1 cup of oatmeal with cinnamon with 1 pat of butter and some sugar with yogurt or fruit cup....or protein meal bar with yogurt of fruit cup...drink at least 8oz or more of water with these meals.
  • wwk10
    wwk10 Posts: 244 Member
    Combinations of eggs, 1% milk, yogurt, fruit, ham, english muffin

    Half english muffin]
    1 egg
    1 slice ham
    milk

    Whole muffin
    2 slices ham

    1 egg
    half english muffin
    yogurt
    peach
  • gabriellejayde
    gabriellejayde Posts: 607 Member
    i love breakfast wraps.
    one wrap is around 100 cals,
    add 1 whole egg (70-90 cals) and a couple of egg whites (17 cals each). add cheese, green onion, salsa, and/or diced tomato.
  • erindh87
    erindh87 Posts: 94
    I like to make smoothies. I use 1.5 cups of frozen fruit (strawberries & bananas, mixed berries & cherries, etc), 3/4 cup of greek yogurt, and ~1 cup of Simply Limeade. It makes a LOT of smoothie and is very filling. The only downside is that the Simply Limeade has a lot of sugar. I'm currently searching for an equally tasty alternative.
  • sannsk
    sannsk Posts: 203 Member
    Here's some inspiration: http://www.thegraciouspantry.com/category/breakfast/

    The Protein Pancakes are a real filler...
  • Lyra89
    Lyra89 Posts: 674 Member
    I'm loving muesli with coconut milk, a banana & an egg on the side (fried in frylight spray and smothered with cracked black pepper!)

    Other great ones to go for are high fibre wholegrain toast with peanut butter and chopped banana

    OR

    Oatmeal with your milk of choice & a chocolate protein shake!
  • dearprudence78
    dearprudence78 Posts: 27
    Skinny Bagel & Lox! Take an "Everything" Bagel Thin (Thomas is the brand I like), toast it, add 1/3 less fast cream cheese, a sliced hard boiled egg, 1 oz of smoked salmon, diced green onion and some capers. Sounds weird and to be honest I was scared of it before I tried it. It is heaven on a plate.
  • lindawayne11
    lindawayne11 Posts: 62 Member
    Greek yogurt and add some all natural granola, Go Lean Cereal with blueberries, turkey sausage with half slice cheese and a egg on a whole grain muffin...those are some of my favorites.
  • dearprudence78
    dearprudence78 Posts: 27
    egg white quiche with s, onion, and gree peppers
    mix everything and put in muffin tins... make enough for the week
    eat 3 fat breakfast with oatmeal
    wish you the best

    I do these a lot. I add spinach, mushrooms, and a little diced ham and make a bunch and freeze in foil cupcake liners sprayed with Pam. These are awesome for a quick breakfast when I have little time!
  • lindawayne11
    lindawayne11 Posts: 62 Member
    Oh and peanut butter is a great filler too. Just be sure to get the all natural stuff (Jiff brand is yummy!). Spread it on a whole grain english muffin fresh out of the toaster and it gets all melty and oh so good!
  • sgarrard01
    sgarrard01 Posts: 213 Member
    6 Egg whites, 2pc extra trimmed back bacon (super lean weightwatchers type) and 20g grated mozorella cheese makes an awsomly filling breakfast, and work out to about 260kcal!
  • daffodilsoup
    daffodilsoup Posts: 1,972 Member
    Oatmeal with a scoop of protein powder. That *kitten* sits in my stomach like a brick until lunch.
  • Kimmer2011
    Kimmer2011 Posts: 569 Member
    I've been doing kind of a hash with eggs on top. I had been putting it over an English muffin, or throwing potatoes in, but I've got a new twist: spaghetti squash!

    I started with some diced onion and sliced mushrooms in a saute pan that I sprayed with oil. I let that saute, then added a couple handfuls of cooked spaghetti squash (the trick is to really squeeze all the water out before you put it in the pan). After that had started to get brown, I added some chopped fresh spinach and leftover ham. Once the spinach had wilted, I put it all on a plate and sprinkled with 1 Tablespoon of Parmesan cheese. Then I put two fried eggs over that, with a little salt and a lot of black pepper.

    328 calories, 23 g carbs, 15 g fat, 29 g protein, and 5 g fiber of DELICIOUS.

    Spaghetti squash is getting added to my "buy every week" grocery list.
  • momnorg
    momnorg Posts: 40 Member
    Cottage Cheese Smoothie

    1 frozen banana
    1/2 cup frozen blueberries
    1/2 cup frozen raspberries
    1 cup unsweetened almond milk
    1/2 cup fat free cottage cheese
    1/2 cup dry quick oats

    Mix in a food processor alittle at a time. Eat with a spoon. It's like having dessert for breakfast.
  • ratherbeskiing
    ratherbeskiing Posts: 847 Member
    I had french toast this am. I used almond milk- one egg and three slices of the 35 cal bread. I put jelly on it instead of syrup- it was good :) but my go to breakfast is multigrain cheerios.
  • IrishMc
    IrishMc Posts: 24 Member
    Scramble made with
    1 large egg
    1/2 cup egg beaters or whites
    4 medium white mushrooms
    Fresh or frozen spinach (large grab of fresh, 1/2 box of frozen)
    2 Tbsp shredded Asiago cheese

    is my fav
  • hellohappylisa
    hellohappylisa Posts: 141 Member
    I eat two corn tortillas with earth balance, romain lettuce, meat (chicken, fish or beef), cheese (non dairy) and avocado...but it's like 600 calories ;D
  • AndreaGrace29
    AndreaGrace29 Posts: 51 Member
    Omlette. I cook this the night before and warm it back up in a pan in the morning. Saves time!

    2 Eggs - 140

    1blsp Turkey Bacon Pieces - 25

    1/4 c motz cheese (80 cals) or sharp Cheedar (110 cals)

    Total 275
    AND high in protein (22g)

    I tested this one, and it held me over for 4 hours! :)




    Light Greek Yogurt (Kroger has it for 90 Cals)
    Apple or a Banana

    Its probably 210 cals or so.



    Protein really does help keep you fuller longer! :)
  • GorillaNJ
    GorillaNJ Posts: 4,024 Member
    1 cup Kashi GoLean Crunch cereal
    1 cup 2% milk

    335 cals
    18 grams protein !!

    fills me up til lunch :)

    I have the same thing when I am at work, but use 1/2 cup of Almond milk and add in an Orange. Comes out to 304 calories. I also have a banana sometime before lunch.

    On weekends I normally workout in the morning and have a bigger breakfast with some eggs and toast.
  • jillybean_75
    jillybean_75 Posts: 70 Member
    I do a wrap. I use the All Whites egg whites (just out of convenience in the morning to me, and the whites taste so much better than egg beaters). I "scramble" them in a nonstick skillet with a little PAM, no oil or butter. Sometimes I add red peppers or spinach. I put that on a flat out wrap (sun-dried tomato or multigrain) with a slice of cheese and either some lean ham or turkey sausage chopped up. Roll it up and wrap it in foil, it stays hot until I get to work and it's a great, filling breakfast. Usually around 250 to 275 calories.

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