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What do you like to eat for breakfast?

TiaGia101
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I'm currently aiming for 1200 a day and having a hard time finding a good breakfast that fills me up for a few hours without overloading on calories, carbs, and sugars. What do you allike to eat as your first meal of the day?
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Depending on the day, generally eggs and fruit or grilled chicken breast and fruit. A few more carbs on lifting days.0
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One of my favorites is one egg, one slice of turkey, two tbs of Jack's salsa and half an english muffin
My other favorite is blending a frozen banana and 3/4 cup of plain greek yogurt with some cinnamon!0 -
My favorite is a crustless quiche. I do 4 eggs, 4 egg whites, 1/4 cup of skim milk and then add in whatever sauteed vegetables/toppings I want.
My favorite is bacon/cabbage for 144 calories per 1/4 of the pan
We also like BLT (bacon, spinach, tomato) for 132 calories per 1/4 of the pan
Any meats, cheeses, and veggies can be mixed up to your liking and it's really easy to make 1-2 and eat them all week.0 -
You should look for protein and fiber rich foods. I usually have a cup of Greek yogurt (140 cal) and a banana (100 cal) or a Multigrain English muffin (130 cal) with peanut butter (200 cal) and a banana (100 cal). Either option lasts me about 4 hours until I feel hungry again. Also, try to fill up on water.0
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Bottled egg whites are amazing! I'll have like 5 servings of egg whites for some great low calorie, high volume protein. Then maybe some (100g) baked/seasoned potato chunks that I keep on hand in the fridge, with some nice cheese on top..it's really good!! Add some hot sauce if that's what you're in to. .all for less than 350 calories!
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Scrambled egg with tomato and a little bit of cheese. Sometimes I add onion and bell pepper and spinach.0
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3 eggs with an ounce of cheese, peppers and mushrooms, a slice of bacon and butter in the pan. I like it and it fills me up. That's about 400 calories out of my 1500-1800. (Obviously you could make some swaps - egg whites, less eggs, less cheese, pam instead of butter)0
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Protein, fat & fiber are filling
Greek yogurt parfait - Greek yogurt, berries, Fiber One, a few nuts....2% Greek if you don't like nuts
Oatmeal made with milk (for protein) and a sprinkle of cinnamon & nuts.0 -
Oat will be good... usually I ate a big apple at the morning... easy good and healthy it can keep u hydrated and feel fullish
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I like to have a shake made with Trader Joes Soy Protein Powder (I only use one scoop, not the full serving of two scoops) and 1 cup of frozen berries, maybe some greens. Add water or unsweetened almond milk and whirr in my Nutribullet. Keeps me full all morning. If I have time to eat at home, I'll have eggs or egg whites and some toast. I like to add a grilled tomato if I have some in the house.0
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I'm on 1200 a day and I've been loving oatmeal for breakfast, made with semi skimmed milk. Fills me up until lunch.0
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My favourite is the following (125Kcal): 125g liquid egg white, 1 slice of cooked ham, 25g Broccoli, 35g tomato, 8g red bell pepper and top off with 25g reduced salt & sugar ketchup.
That lot keeps me going from 7am through to 12:30 ish0 -
Bacon and waffles.0
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I'm currently aiming for 1200 a day and having a hard time finding a good breakfast that fills me up for a few hours without overloading on calories, carbs, and sugars. What do you allike to eat as your first meal of the day?
My calorie limit in higher, but 1 egg, a serving of oatmeal and 12 oz of juice comes to around 400 calories.
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lately- fiber one cereal with a handful of blueberries and cup of almond milk.0
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I learned to make omelets from a professional chef, so a 2 egg omelet is my personal favorite and specialty. I add a few spices and peppers to taste. I don't have time to do this everyday, but it's become a weekend ritual making omelets to order for the family on Sunday mornings.
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I usually have eggs with oats or eggs with beans and smothered in Hatch NM chiles, or eggs with curried lentils.0
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I discovered that if I eat protein for breakfast I'm not hungry until lunch time. So even if I'm eating more calories at breakfast it still isn't as much as I was eating for breakfast and a mid-morning snack.
-- grapes and cottage cheese -- lately I'm eating this for practically all three meals. lol. We have THE BEST red grapes in the market right now so I'm eating them while I can
-- sauteed veggies of whatever I have -- I like mushrooms, peppers, spinach, and tomato -- with one egg and some egg whites from the carton.
-- scrambled eggs with a bit of cheese
-- peanut butter on sprouted multi-grain bread
-- sliced chicken/turkey and cheese
-- low-carb muffins with some butter
-- oatmeal -- I like steel-cut or regular oats (not the quick-cooking kind) because I like the chewiness.
Those are my main breakfasts. And coffee, of course! lol
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I love low-calorie toast with peanut butter and half a banana.0
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2 bananas mix with 2 cups of spinich and fat free milk to make a great healthy shake0
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I like pancakes with made egg and banana batter instead of flour, or wholewheat bread with peanut butter and banana, or a two-egg omelet with a few slices of avocado.0
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Overnight oats have been my favorite lately. 1/2 cup oats mixed with banana, protein powder, chia seeds, and whatever else you want - it's delicious with no cooking involved.
Peanut butter banana toast is also good, greek yogurt with granola/flaxseed/chia, egg scramble with veggies and turkey bacon...anything with protein and fiber will keep you full until lunch, versus things like sugar-filled cereals that'll leave you hungry after an hour or so.0 -
My favorites are: whole grain toast with either a boiled egg or some avocado and a bit of cheese (whatever I have on hand), and some bacon. With the ingredients I use, it usually comes out to approximately 200 cals and keeps me pretty full. Lately I've been getting a bit sick of that, so I've been having peanut butter sandwiches (one slice of bread and one tbsp of peanut butter) with a glass of 2% milk. I was SUPER hungry today, but that was because I ran two miles this morning and skipped my milk before going to work.
I've discovered that I simply CANNOT have sugary breakfasts anymore, unless I have plenty of protein with them. If I'm gonna have waffles or something like that, I have them for dinner now because having all that sugar in the morning throws my blood sugar off for the whole day and I feel AWFUL all day long every time I do it.0 -
Yogurt with fruit
scrambled eggs, turkey bacon, fruit (or sausage instead of bacon)
Yogurt and a granola bar
pancakes
Smoothie
just depends0 -
I use egg beaters to make a low calorie omelet, 1/2 cup egg beaters, 1 tbsp cottage cheese lowfat, 1/2 cup sauteed mushrooms in olive oil = 128 calories. Sometimes I add broccoli, it depends on what's available. No cholesterol either! Usually I'll have yogurt with this or a bagel thin.0
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I like bacon and eggs, cause I'm American, baby.0
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Fruit
Granola
Toast
Eggs (usually whites)
Raisin Bran
Oatmeal
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85Cardinals wrote: »I like bacon and eggs, cause I'm American, baby.
OK - now I want to change my answer.0 -
Weetabix (UK cereal)
Chopped banana
Crushed hazelnuts
Low fat milk
This keeps me going til midday!0 -
1 egg 4 ounces of egg whites and one slice of bacon Monday-Friday0
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