Wha do you eat for Breakfast?
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1 egg, 2 egg white, 1 wheat waffle with sugar free syrup, coffee with sugar free vanilla creamer - LIKE CLOCKWORK!!0
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Egg in the nest (sometimes with some pesto)! Or a wheat english muffin with either plain or philadelphia garden veggie cream cheese! And always a homemade iced soy latte on the side
Adding one more thing that my aunt introduced me to, that I haven't had in awhile, but a scramble with sauteed chard and garlic. NOMZZZZZ0 -
Weekdays it's a Visuals shake with Spinach and BlueBerries.
Weekends it's usually scrambled eggs, brown toast, butter (mmm... butter) and maybe skillet bacon. Otherwise if there is no meat, I'll just make a veggie omelet.0 -
Generally, I prefer a dry breakast, so have nutrigrain cereal & milk biscuits, or belvita biscuits, with a banana. They tend to keep my mind off of food for alot longer than anything 'wet', i.e. yoghurt, buttered toast, cereal with milk.0
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I have a banana, 2TBS of almond butter on arnolds thin sandwich bread toasted and it holds me until lunch. Can take in the car if running late0
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Raisin bran, and cantaloupe (sometimes an apple).
I know may people saw cereal doesn't fill them up but I don't seem to have that problem... in fact most days I don't get a chance to eat again until 4:00 ish, and I still don't get hungry very often. I think it's because I drink a lot of water.0 -
Unfortunately, most healthy cereals do taste like cardboard. Most are highly processed or very high in sugar. Ones like Kashi aren't too bad, but they tend to be very high in calories so not really great if you're counting calories. Trader Joe's sells some puffed wheat sweetened with a little agave, which I like quite a bit since it's relatively low in sugar and calories. Sometimes I really like bran flakes or chex with some fruit and milk though.
My breakfast is almost always oatmeal. I love it. So much variety, low in calories, keeps me full. I tend to like sweeter breakfasts, so I don't really eat eggs and the like for breakfast a whole lot.0 -
Make my own muesli and have it with natural yogurt. The muesli on it's own is 195 calories and very tasty.0
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coffee with So Delicious coconut creamer and usually oatmeal sweetened with 1 teaspoon of brown sugar. I'm starting to add a fried egg with one extra egg white as well because I need more protein and less carbs in my pre-pre-prediabetic diet.0
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3 hard boiled eggs, no yolk
replace the yolk with a small scoop of peanut butter
1 cup of green tea, 1/4 tsp honey
354 calories
21 grams protein
17 grams carbs
24 grams fat
Protein is needed in the morning to make you feel full longer; it really helps! 24 g of fat may seem like a lot but it's from the peanut butter. It's good fat!0 -
all inklusive cereal, o% fat milk, coffee, and apple.0
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Smoothie most mornings, some combo of; strawberries, bananas, blueberries, mango, pineapple, fruit juice, milk/yogurt. Mix it up with an egg & cheese on English muffin or oatmeal once or twice a week. Smoothies do leave me hungry by 11 AM when I have them at 7, a light snack pushes me through past noon.0
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Better oats oatmeal! It has flax. Kinda high in sugar though. I think I am going to buy flax oil and just put that in regular oatmeal!0
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egg whites and salsa in a whole wheat wrap. yummers!0
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i try to mix it up. Eggs-bacon-Bagel, oatmeal-molasses,, cereal-with fruit. Whatever i am in the mood for that day. Remember breakfast is your most important meal. Supposed to eat like a King.0
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Normally oats with dry fruit ( slow release ) and milk
Perhaps some apple juice or orange juice
Coffee x 2 ( 1 sugar in each )
Maybe some toast with peanut butter an hour or two later ( again slow release )0 -
I do a morningstar farms grilled chik pattie and a sargento chedder jack cheese stick or a whole wheat english muffin w/ 1tbsp of light philly strawberry cream cheese or fruit.
Cereal wise - cheerios are decent and they come in a ton of flavors. You can also add fruit or granola to spice it up a bit.0 -
Eggs, sometimes with a little cheese. A ww mini pita with pb.
Sometimes coffee with skim milk, sometimes just the skim milk.0 -
usually a granola.. but,unfortunatly,im out of them at the moment.0
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I never waste my breakfast on cereal. I highly suggest protein in the morning, it will stick with you better.
If you won't have a lot of time in the morning I would suggest plain greek yogurt then add your own favorite fruits to it.
What I usually have is eggs, links and a protein coffee. EGGS are seriously a power food!0
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