Is my breakfast gross? What weird breakfasts have you made?
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I would not make that for myself and I don't think it's gross. Glad you enjoyed it though.0
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Everyone has their own tastes, so it'll be gross to some people, delicious to other people.
Regarding nutrition though. Depends on what you were/are looking for. For me personally, it could do with more protein, but that's just cause i have a high daily protein intake.
But overall, it as a little of everything, carbs (not sure if complex or simple, too lazy to look it up), protein, healthy fats, lots of fiber. IF you enjoyed it, then good for you, have it more often
Also its very low calorie / a super small breakfast.
Today, first time ever. I attempted protein pancakes. Although they kinda turned out as a big omelet. But they were tasty. And while an odd concoction of ingredients, they were full of lots of fiber, protein, healthy fats. And there were some sugary carbs in there, but very few. But it was a big meal too. Calorie wise. Almost 600. But hoping that due to the nutrient profile (fiber/fat/protein), that it should keep me satisfied for hours and hours. If so, then I think it would be a relatively successful filling breakfast0 -
Mine is generally a green smoothie or carb/protein drink.
Lately it's been,
2 cups spinach
1.5 scoops strawberry ON whey protein
1.5 cups unsweetened almond milk
1 cup blueberries or 1 banana
1 scoop daily flax seed cleanse
1-2 tbsp hemp hearts or natural PB
Sometimes a square of 90% cocoa for added anti oxidants. Make sure to blend very well.
Great tasting smoothie in the morning especially with the strawberry, banana, and PB flavours
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I eat leftovers from dinner if there is any and typically prefer a whole meal over traditionally breakfast type foods.
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A past breakfast was once.. Leftover hamburger, cheddar cheese, wheat bun, fried egg, hot sauce, ranch dressing, sauerkraut. All on one burger. Very bad nutritionally, but tasted amazing.0
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paulawatkins1974 wrote: »Yesterday I had a peanut butter and bacon sandwich. It was delish, but everyone else found it weird.
PB and bacon is magical.0 -
I just had a pan fried polenta square with 1/4. c of ricotta cheese on top. I thought it was going to be weird, but turns out it was really good.0
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sparklyhippos wrote: »I just made and ate this breakfast, it consisted of 1/4 cup coconut flour, 1 tbsp oats, 1 tbsp cocoa powder, 1 tbsp ground flax, 1/2 tsp coconut oil, 1 tsp vanilla extract, and a splash of unsweetened almond milk, topped with some strawberries and rock sea salt. It was basically an (almost) paleo, salted chocolate strawberry oatmeal mash? It wasn't pretty but it was tasty! I could see how some people might need a sweetener though..
Nutrition-wise, is this actually a good breakfast? Feel free to view my diary to see it more in detail.
Otherwise, would you eat this? :P And what would you call it?
Any other weird breakfasts that you guys have made?
~ Meg.
It sounds like a mixture you could bake to make a chocolate oaty cookie. Without the strawberries....0 -
Girl, I eat whatever for breakfast, and if you ask my family, in weird combinations sometimes! Rock on with your strange breakfast self as long as YOU liked it! My hubs thought it was weird when I baked eggs in a spicy tomato sauce and topped it with some parmesan cheese.... until he tried it. Then he heard it was a thing (I hadn't even heard of it, just followed a weird craving to it's delicious ends) called Eggs in Purgatory. <-Look it up, it's freaking amazeballs extreme!0
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My favorite breakfast may be weird to some, but it is fried egg, bacon and avocado on wheat toast with olive oil mayo spread lightly on the toast.0
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JuliannaEP wrote: »Girl, I eat whatever for breakfast, and if you ask my family, in weird combinations sometimes! Rock on with your strange breakfast self as long as YOU liked it! My hubs thought it was weird when I baked eggs in a spicy tomato sauce and topped it with some parmesan cheese.... until he tried it. Then he heard it was a thing (I hadn't even heard of it, just followed a weird craving to it's delicious ends) called Eggs in Purgatory. <-Look it up, it's freaking amazeballs extreme!
Sounds like shakshuka..... Yummmm!0
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