Am I the only person...
ballwebhost
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Hey Guys,
Qustion for you.
Am I the only one who eats a large breakfast (300-350KCal) for breakfast?
I know they say that it is most important to have a large breakfast to help keep you full for the day?
Now, its not an unhealthy large breakfast (E.g. sausages etc) it would just consist of a large bowl of cereal (Special K or Bran Flakes usually) and brown soda bread or wholemeal sliced toast with low fat spread and of course a cup of tea or coffee with Skim Milk.
Would love to see others views on this,
Cheers,
Patrick
Qustion for you.
Am I the only one who eats a large breakfast (300-350KCal) for breakfast?
I know they say that it is most important to have a large breakfast to help keep you full for the day?
Now, its not an unhealthy large breakfast (E.g. sausages etc) it would just consist of a large bowl of cereal (Special K or Bran Flakes usually) and brown soda bread or wholemeal sliced toast with low fat spread and of course a cup of tea or coffee with Skim Milk.
Would love to see others views on this,
Cheers,
Patrick
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I eat all I want for Breakfast, but usually not that hungry so early. But if I please, I've got no issues taking in 500 cal.0
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My breakfasts usually end up being around 500 calories, my most hefty meal of the day easily.
Usually it's a home made bacon egg and cheese bagel. Or just eggs, bacon, and toast.
I like to stay traditional!0 -
That's not bad at all.
I regularly include 2 eggs, some OJ, and by then I'm already up to 270. If I throw in a bagel, that doubles it. I think it's more about planning out your day. If you want to have a larger breakfast, go for it, but keep your remaining calories in check for the day's remainder. ...Or work harder to burn em off.0 -
Mine in the morning will be 373 calories. I could make it more if I wanted, I'm not worried about it.
So, nope...you're not alone.0 -
I need to eat at least 300 calories for breakfast otherwise I eat to much the rest of the day. 300 - 350 is good I would say. :0) The bigger the breakfast the smaller lunch and dinner I need.
Your doing it right!0 -
I love a big breakkie ,if I dont have one I find I tend to pick all day ,at the minute I am starving got up at 6.30am ,daughter now at school so will be having brekkie as soon as I can make my mind up what I want .0
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Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper0
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I've been doing big breakfasts and small dinners, which has been working out well for me. Today's breakfast will be 400 calories.
I love breakfast food, and an indulgent, delicious breakfast comes in much healthier than an indulgent, delicious dinner.0 -
For breakfast during the week, I usually have some oatmeal and sometimes some turkey bacon or some turkey sausage. On the weekends I'll splurge an have a three egg omlet with egg whites and various veggies.0
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I didn't think 300cal0
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Mine is 358 I have my homemade muesli recipe every day.. So you are not alone!0
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Mine comes out at around 350 with Weetabix, semi-skimmed milk and a sliced banana. I'd actually be wary of eating much less than that...0
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i would love to have more for brekkie , but dont have the spare cals . as i like to save at least half my daily intake for evening meal so i can eat same as family and all sit down together ... its a compromise .... they do say its better to have yr calories earlier in the day in an ideal world .0
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I always without fail use 300 cals for breakfast, infact some mornings I work an early shift so up at 4.40am which is split into 8am and 10am break for breakfast making those days go up to around 400/450 cals but I don't worry about this as I try now to eat regularly to keep me satisfied and that last me until 2pm.0
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Thats not a large breakfast, my small bowl of cereal, milk and an actimel come to about that. However I do find that by eating breakfast I can lose more weight than if I dont (which pre mpf I didnt very often)0
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Sounds like a sensible breakfast to me.
I start the day with a glass of warm water with lemon juice, then usually go with a couple of weetabix, orange juice, a fat free yogurt & a cup of black coffee or tea. If I'm really hungry I'll have a slice of thick wholemeal toast too.
Also I always save enough cals for a tablespoon of honey in my evening cup of herbal tea before bed to keep my liver fuelled overnight. :-)
I think you just have to find what works for you, that way it's sustainable.0 -
My breakfast today.... 700+ cals... its a friday so we have a sausage bap (never normally have one so its a treat)
but usually i skim around350 - 400cals - porridge and a banana or some kind of cereal thrown in
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Total fan of the Sandwich Press.
Potato Bread + Butter + Canadian Bacon + Shredded Mozzarella = Amazing....
...and roughly 350 kcal.0 -
Usually two scrambled eggs, no milk, and some cheese or tomato mixed in. Usually stay away from any type of juice b/c i like to avoid the blood sugar spike. That is just me when it comes to the juice intake so don't take it to heart.0
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I always eat a big breakfast this is what I had yesterday
Oscar Mayer - Turkey Bacon, 2 slices
Eggo - Nutri-Grain - Lowfat Waffles, 2 waffles
Great Value - Whole Milk, 1 cup
Great Value - Sugar Free Pancake & Waffle Syrup,
Ore-Ida - Peppers & Onions Hash Browns,
485 cals0 -
I usually eat a small breakfast because I know my weakness is snacking at night so I save a few calories for that. I might have to try to switch it up a few days to see what happens.0
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I eat a large breakfast (300-350 calories) but I do it after an intense workout, so I absolutely need it to replenish and build lots of muscle! If I eat a good sized breakfast I find I have a lot more energy throughout the day.0
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If I eat too small of a meal at breakfast I am super hungry the rest of the day. I usually eat until I am full around 250-350 calories.0
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I eat a large breakfast: 300 - 420 calories. I usually workout a couple of hours after I eat breakfast. So, I always have the energy I need for my workouts. And I days, I don't workout in the morning, I still like a big breakfast because it keeps my hunger under control for the rest of the day.0
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I also have a rather large, healthy breakfast (oatmeal and fruit, cereal (fiber 1) and fruit, etc.). I never looked at it as a negative - i love my breakfasts0
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Thanks for everyones replies guys, its really good to see what everyone is having for breakfast. I would consider it; as it has been known to be the most important meal of the day.
But however, I do know a lot of people who cant stomach breakfast, who never eat it and the thought of eating in the mornings actually disgusts them. I cant start my day without eating something, I find that I am almost always hungry when I wake and the first thing I have to have, is a coffee and cereal/porridge or toast.
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I always try to have a large breakfast!! I usually don't like eating much after lunch so usually have around 25% of my calorie intake for breakfast! Today I had a big bowl of museli and soy milk which was just over 300 calories!0
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I wish I could eat a larger breakfast, but my stomach just can't take anything more than 200 calories (a couple pieces of pb bread or cinnamon toast). I used to not eat breakfast at all b/c I get queasy if I eat in the morning for some reason.
But I admire those of you who can eat a nice hearty breakfast, I know that's the best way.0 -
I am working on this right now. I am not a morning person for food anyway but it does make sense that your breakfast should be the highest calories and volume meal of the day. Like they say eat like a prince in the mourning and a pauper in the evening it gives time to burn the calories all day before going to bed. Use the fuel or store it0
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I used to not be able to eat breakfast either - here is today's breakfast though (the banana and PB was more like an early post breakfast snack and I have half of the PB left for my afternoon snack of apple with PB) - normally I try to get a bit of protein in the oatmeal but today that came after with the banana
Blueberries - Raw, 20 berries 16
C&H - White Granulated Sugar, 2 tsp 30
Quaker Oats - Quick- 1minute - Oatmeal, 1/2 cup 150
Bananas - Raw, 1 medium (7" to 7-7/8" long) 105
Jif - Creamy Peanut Butter Regular, 2 tbsp 1900
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