Breakfast ideas
bubbiemom8
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I'm not a big egg eater and I don't like oatmeal. Any lower calorie breakfast ideas that are kinda quick for a working mother of three?
I'm not a big egg eater and I don't like oatmeal. Any lower calorie breakfast ideas that are kinda quick for a working mother of three?
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I am not going to be much help. I do the top 2 things you don't like..ha ha. I cook 2 egg whites, 1/2 c oatmeal with sweet & low and raisins and an apple.0
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Cream of wheat, cream of rice. Just add water.0
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We have some 100 calorie sandwich thins that are really good if you put some shredded cheese on them and make a grilled cheese breakfast. One sandwich with 1/4 cup of shredded kraft mexican cheese mix is about 210 calories. Or you can do peanut butter instead of cheese on them to have a little more flavor.0
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I usually have one piece of wheat toast with a tsp of peanut butter. It's not so much but enough to last me until lunch time.0
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I'm always up for new breakfast ideas....I'm not much of a breakfast eater at all...0
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Vitatop Muffin tops, 100calories and they have several flavors. I also purchased Kashi Go Lean (140 for 1 cup) and almond milk (40 cal).0
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I'm a mother of two small ones, so breakfast is always an issue for me. If you don't mind supplements, I drink a protein shake every morning. I only use a specific brand called Metabolic Drive because the taste it wonderful, and it fills me up for hours, literally! Plus, its a great way to get a head start on my required protein for the day. I admit the website to order it from is chauvenist and a little ridculous, but having tried a few others... I'll take the bikini babes for a few minutes to have the good taste of the shakes!0
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How about a cereal that is high in fiber? PUFFINS is pretty good. Lots of bran!0
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Eat oatmeal, you'll learn to love it
Quick and easy would be banana smoothie; fruit juice/banana/random fruit & veg/muesli etc etc0 -
I love having a Fiber One Yogurt with an Emerald Breakfast on the go pack. It is easy and I can eat it as I am getting the kids up and ready to go to school. I also really like to have a Vitamuffin, or a bagel thin with sugar free jelly and a banana.0
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A multi-whole grain bread for toast with a little peanut butter on it. I use Dave's Killer Bread - 21 grain, it is more of a west coast thing I hear, but I found it at Costco recently too. It is really good bread and filling.
Bananas
If you have time you can do a mock scramble of veggies you like. I do zucchini, onion, mushrooms, tomato, and ham. I do add egg beaters to mine, but there is nothing saying you need to do that if you don't like eggs. I try to only use 1 oz of ham to limit the sodium that I get from that source.0 -
Luna Bars for women!!!! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE them.0
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Fiber One bars are great. I have them with 4 oz of almond milk.0
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Honestly HEALTHY cereal is not a horrible choice. I love Fiber One Honey Clusters. I think it tastes good and my kids eat it so I figure my taste buds can't be that off For 1 1/4 cup (55g) its 170 calories, 1g of fat, 14 g dietary fiber, 5g of sugar and you also get 3 g of protein. With milk you are at about 215-260 calories depending on if you put a full cup or 1/2 cup and if it's skim or not. You could also choose to put it in low fat normal or greek yogurt.
Another option is greek yogurt. We buy the chobani brand because the size for breakfast portions is good and I like the flavor the most. Really any brand or flavor you like would work. You just add walnuts or pecans to it for a little extra protein and full feeling. Really high in protein, stays with you for a long time and its yummy0 -
We have some 100 calorie sandwich thins that are really good if you put some shredded cheese on them and make a grilled cheese breakfast. One sandwich with 1/4 cup of shredded kraft mexican cheese mix is about 210 calories. Or you can do peanut butter instead of cheese on them to have a little more flavor.
- Slap some tomato slices on that sandwich (above) to up the nutrition level.
- Fresh Fruit (alone or with nuts)
- Berrry Smoothie
- Leftovers from last night's dinner
- a Salad (yep!)0 -
My personal trainer has me eating a 1/2 cup cottage cheese and come fresh fruit. YUM0
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I like: sliced apple dipped in 1 TBS of melted peanut butter
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1/2 cup low fat Cottage cheese and some raw fruit (watermelon and honedew)
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A Pure Protein Bar (smores my fav)
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Fruit with Greek yogurt - I like to add banana slices and/or blueberries to one cup of Fage nonfat Greek yogurt.
Low cal pancakes - There are a ton of recipes out there for low calorie pancakes. Instead of syrup, I add fruit or 1-2 tbsp of peanut butter. I sometimes use white or dark chocolate peanut butter from Peanut Butter & Co., although not always because it is expensive. If you don't have time to make pancakes and there is a Trader Joe's in your area, you can try their frozen gluten free pancakes. They're not that low in calories, but they work well with fruit or peanut butter.
Smoothie - 1 cup soymilk, fruit of your choice, yogurt. I sometimes add cinnamon as well. If you're a protein mix type of person, you can add some whey powder to it. If you really want to make it satiating, add flaxseed.
Morning sandwich - Whole wheat bread, peanut butter, sliced bananas, cinnamon. You can also grill it and it'll taste great.
Plain ol' fruit salad - This one is great during the summer. Just throw your favorite foods together and have it with coffee.0 -
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Greek yogurt!0
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Rice cakes with whipped cream cheese, and a fruit (apple or orange). Sometimes I will top them with peanut butter instead...or I'll have some flax plus pumpkin raisin crunch with 1% milk (Lactose free) it's DELICIOUS cereal but it has more calories than the rice cakes or oatmeal.0
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cheerios - 100 cal for 1 cup
skim milk - 80 cal for 1 cup0 -
I'm always making quick breakfasts. My go to's are low/non fat greek yogurt with 2 tbsp granola or half of a whole wheat bagel thin with 1 tbsp peanut butter and about an hour or two later I eat an apple or some grapes. If I'm really in a hurry I take a quaker chewy granola bar and some fruit for the road.0
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Mine is usually cup of berries with half a cup of greek yogurt and a few walnuts or a bagel thin with a laughing cow cheese and a thin slice of ham, yum.0
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Greek Yogurt Parfait...layer yogurt then fruit of your choice, then some more yogurt and sprinkle a bit of granola or nuts on top...delicious and quick and easy.:happy:0
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greek yogurt with fresh fruit, protein shake, toast with almond butter.... those are my top 3. If I'm really running behind, I grab a Cliff bar0
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I need protein to get going in the morning. So I like to have a 3-4 oz. piece of meat and a piece of fruit. Lately I have had either a cold slice of extra lean turkey breast or a re-heated piece of turkey sausage with either a banana, kiwi, or apple with a cup of instant black coffee. This makes for about a 250 Calorie breakfast that holds me from 6am to 10am.0
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Whole grain english muffin with Peanut Butter or chobani greek yogurt!0
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