Cheap, quick, under 300 cal breakfast? Any ideas?
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2 x Cups of Tea with Skimmed Milk = 10.
2 x Toasted Brown Bread & Marmite = 200.
1 x Small Bannana = 90.
Dot on 300 calories.0 -
1 cup of low fat cottage cheese= 180 cals, with
1/3 cup of craisins=130
310 cals, and loads of protein to keep you going all morning till lunchtime!
(the only drawback is sodium is a bit high)0 -
4 scoops of low fat skim milk
2 scoops of organic soy protein powder
4 tbsp of low fat granola
Total cal - 308 :flowerforyou:0 -
Quaker oats-so-simple porridge sachets - 216 calories with semi skimmed milk - even less with skimmed.0
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Porridge! Rolled oats! Yummy, porride oats last for ages, really fill you up and even if you make it in a pan and not microwave it takes like 3/4 minutes! I add a teasoon of linseed to mine for some crunch and some agave natural sweetener kind of like honey for a bit of sweeet (it's 14 cals and really makes the porridge tasty!) also if you buy a massive bag of porridge and just weigh yourself out 40g you could also buy a big bag of raisins or mixed fruit and put a tbsp of that in! Yummy!0
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Kashi Go Lean Vanilla Oatmeal and some fresh fruit. I have it alot for breakfast.
Or special K cereal with cranberries.
And if I'm really in a hurry I just drink a protein shake.
I also love whole grain toast with almond butter. yum!0 -
1 serving of mini wheats and a sliced apple.0
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I usually boil a few eggs (I boiled eggs) and I'll eat one boiled egg for breakfast with a piece of fruit...usually an apple
tends to come out to only 156cals....and another thing u could do is the instant oatmeals...theyre only about 150-160 cals add in some skim milk to drink with it and it runs to about 240ish in cals
A slice of whole wheat toast with 1 tbsp of Peanut butter (depending on the bread you use) ...mines only 45 cals a slice so thats only 125 cals
On my treat days i make a one egg omlette where i find half a serving of lite keilbase to be enough meat to fill it, throw in a handful of corn and a slice of 2% cheese ...it's a little under 200 cals0 -
Actually, according to my wifes trainer(45 yrs old with a 6 pack a 20 yr old would kill for!!!), breakfast should be ur highest calorie meal of the day. U want to really stoke that metabolism 4 the day!! Otherwise, I eat Basic 4 cereal, 2% milk, and a glass of OJ. If u can squeeze in 2 slices of Arnold bread 100% whole wheat toast, u'd b closer to what u should have for the first meal of the day.0
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A hard boiled egg and a glass of V80
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Quick oats have better nutrition than instant & don't have a bunch of added crud.
1/2 cup quick oats, 1 tbs natural peanut butter, vanilla protein powder (I use 1/4th of a scoop for my oatmeal -- adds not many calories & just enough protein). I eat this a lot and it keeps me totally satisfied for hours and hours. Plus I make it in my cubicle by boiling 8oz of water in an electric kettle & pouring it over the oatmeal & then I get some work done while I'm waiting for it to "cook."
I mean, *peanut butter* = YUM!
Anyway, you're looking at about 275 calories. About 240 if you leave out the protein powder.
Another fav of mine is 6oz 2% plain greek yogurt (110 cals), 1/2 cup Kashi Go Lean high fiber/high protein cereal (70 calories) and 1/2 tbs honey (30 calories). You can add some berries, too. 100g strawberries is 32 calories.0 -
English muffin, toasted, with 1 tbsp peanut butter!0
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I'm eating clean, so for breakfast I eat one piece of fruit, usually an apple or a banana, and 24 almonds (1 oz.) It's quick and easy, literally grab and go, and 240-250 calories.0
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instant oatmeal, or you could make your own smoothies with protein powder and drink it on your way.
maybe fruit salad?0
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