Filling breakfast ideas?
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I made crustless quiches too... but it would not fill me up so long. Although unless I eat 500+ calories of filling foods, I'm typically hungry 3 or 4 hours later anyway...0
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Boiled eggs and toast! Always fills me, or even an omelette filled with lots of veggies !0
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I have this almost every single morning for breakfast: half of a whole grain bagel with 2-3 tbsp of cream cheese and a Slim Fast shake (I drink the Walmart brand). Just over 400 calories, and it always keeps me full until lunch. Not as healthy as some of the other suggestions, but I promise you won't be hungry0
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Greek yogurt and frozen berries, a poached egg, and half an English muffin with a little butter (and coffee!) keeps me going. Sometimes I'll substitute a banana or other fruit for the yogurt and berries, or bacon for the egg and oatmeal for the English muffin. Breakfasts usually comes in around 400. I try to make my breakfasts pretty substantial and include carbs, protein, and a little fat.
If you're on a tight budget, maybe egg, toast, and some fruit, whatever is on sale/in season. Egg and toast was my standard breakfast when I was on a tighter budget, but the fruit helps keep me going until lunch.0 -
I try to skip breakfast and have coffee instead, as it suppresses appetite. I'd rather have a larger dinner than anything else. I love dinner!0
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just saw that ??? WTF oh well good ideas for others here0 -
1 cup of frozen fruit (i use mixed berries and peaches), 200ml of Sunripe Slim juice (10 cal for 250ml), 1 tablespoon of chia seeds.
The seeds expand in your stomach, so it keeps me full from 6am until about 10am!0 -
I usually do oatmeal and light string cheese (1 or 2 sticks).0
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Wow! Great breakfast ideas here.
I find if I make a greens smoothies, or oatmeal, or eggs - those are the foods that really keep me full.0 -
Ok, how are you folks doing the egg yolks in your oatmeal? You make the oatmeal like normal and then add the whites? Doesn't that make the oatmeal really thick? Sorry, I've just never heard of it before.0
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This morning I had a 600cal breakfast. It was worth it though. Carried me until 1pm.
-Egg whites, avocado, and cheddar on skinny wheat bagel
-Quick oats mixed with chocolate protein powder. (<--I have this sludge every morning. Tastes better than it looks)0 -
I rotate between three breakfasts usually:
1) Two oatmeal packets, with a protein shake - around 500 calories
2) Batch made and frozen breakfast burritos that I just have to pop in the microwave. I usually use egg beaters, turkey sausage, cheese, hash browns, onions and peppers, and salsa. With the portions I use, ends up being about 300 calories.
3) Egg bake! I like the recipe in my "You Can Trust as Skinny Cook" book, called "Beach House Breakfast Casserole" for 365 calories.0 -
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I often eat a hearty, spicy vegetable soup with just a bit of lentils or mung beans in it. Keeps me going for hours.0
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Eggs are wonderful, I also like cottage cheese with fruit0
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yogurt, a spoonful of strawberry jelly and a banana is what keeps me full.0
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