What do you eat for breakfast?
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Smoothie: 1 banana, 1c non-fat Dannon vanilla yogurt, 1c low-fat almond milk, 2tbsp PB2, 1c frozen strawberries, 2oz frozen blueberries.0
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Protein pancakes with sugar free syrup0
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Hubby's in charge of the shakes, and since he wanted to work out on a lighter stomach, I asked him to make me one Saturday morning. I'm not entirely clear how he makes them but I know there's whey protein in there, frozen bananas, frozen strawberries and milk I think. It's very, very good.0
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I don't always eat breakfast but when I do I alternate between: a bagel (wholewheat or cinnamon and raisin) with light cream cheese, wholewheat toast with avocado and an egg, wholewheat toast with tinned plum tomatoes and an egg, fat-free Greek yoghurt with cereal and fruit.
If I've got the time and can be bothered, I sometimes make Greek yoghurt pancakes.0 -
i have a breakfast sandwich, jimmy dean delights or the breakfast bowl. other days i have oatmeal.0
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Same thing every day.
1 whole egg (the yolk is not evil)
Egg whites
green peppers
sweet onion
Sriracha
all cooked on the stove-top and served open-face on a Thomas's Light English Muffin.
Microwave eggs are teh grossness.0 -
varies but generally a sandwich thin or english muffin with egg and a bit of cheese on it (or PB2)0
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I flip in between steel cut oats with Demerara sugar and butter or egg whites and cheese on chia toast, very rarely a smoothie/protein shake.0
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I try not to eat the same thing every day. I switch off from eggs with veggies to Greek yogurt with fruit to banana with peanut butter.0
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Just a banana most days. I arrive at work at 7 and start properly at 8 but I usually eat my banana during break at 10.15. Reason: If I eat before work, I'm STILL hungry during break and I eat again. But even if I eat plenty in the morning, I'm still horribly hungry in the evening.
So I prefer to be hungry during the day and eat properly at night.
When I have a late breakfast on Saturday or Sunday, I fry some eggs, sometimes with bacon or I serve them with smoked salmon.
If I didn't have to watch my calories so darn much, I'd LOVE toast and peanut butter for breakfast.0 -
2 slices of toasts, 2 fried eggs (sometimes omelet with 25g spinach and mushrooms), 2 slices of turkey bacon and strong coffee with a whole cup of slim milk.
Around 500 kcals, but i need it to get through a 3-hour long not-so-interesting class on a Monday morning.0 -
I used to do a protein shake, lately I've been having oatmeal, fairly low calorie, keeps me full until lunch and really cheap! Plus it is something I can quick make at work since I hate waking up early. The weekends is a whole other thing, my husband and I tend to do brunch (either at home or out)0
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Home made breakfast bowl. 2 scrambled eggs, turkey sausage, shredded cheese and potatoes o' brien. Or maybe a few tator tots if that's what I have. That or I'll cut those portions in half and put it in a wheat tortilla to make a burrito.0
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Coffee0
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I eat pretty much the same thing every day for breakfast. An egg, piece of whole wheat toast, and some fruit.0
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I start with a shake - a cup of water, 1/2 cup of blueberries, non-fat yogurt or soy milk, protein powder and sometimes Matcha green tea powder. Then I have a SECOND breakfast two hours later as you should not live on shakes alone. Usually a coffee or tea and some carbs like a small tortilla wrap with a bit of goat cheese - plus I added a slice of low-sodium turkey bacon (30 calories) the other day. Note - it doesn't have to be a traditional breakfast food. Enjoy and change it up a bit.0
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I like a hearty breakfast. Here is my "template:"
Coffee plus ~100g of whole milk
1/4 cup (uncooked) oatmeal or grits
4 oz meat (sausage, turkey, chicken)
Added fiber: 1 Tb flax meal; 8 g chia seed
1 cup veggies (steamed or cooked with the meat)
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whole egg poached on wheat toast, buttered (just a pat) or A siggi's yogurt with fresh fruit.
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I make my own "McMuffins" with a Hamilton Beach breakfast sandwich maker.
Scrambled eggs with onions, peppers, diced ham & cheese
cearal
peanut butter sandwich
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I like to eat protein for breakfast if I can; It fills me up. Turkey sausage and some fruit. Sometimes quiche or eggs. Cereal when I'm in a hurry but that doesn't last long.0
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