Healthy breakfast on the go?

simmoner4
simmoner4 Posts: 131 Member
edited November 29 in Recipes
Please share favorite healthy breakfast recipes for a busy morning! Eggs, oats, whatever you got! Preferably high protein
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  • rleevegh
    rleevegh Posts: 8 Member
    I used to really like making a breakfast smoothie with Plain Greek yogurt, almond milk, peanut butter, banana, and coco powder or you could just use chocolate almond milk
  • _Figgzie_
    _Figgzie_ Posts: 3,506 Member
    quest bar, ON protein shake, hard boiled eggs are staples for me!
  • MaiLinna
    MaiLinna Posts: 580 Member
    Lots of bananas. Make a cup of PB2 beforehand and dip your bananas in it. Won't be as good for your digestion though. Fruits are best eaten on their own. It's cool though.
  • Zozzle91
    Zozzle91 Posts: 8 Member
    Make some overnight oats! Rather than plain oats I tend to use Alpen as its even quicker! Put in a round Tupperware. Cover with milk or a dairy free alternative then top with fruit! I like kiwi or banana.
    Leave in a fridge over night and BAM something filling to grab in the morning.
  • dawnz75
    dawnz75 Posts: 579 Member
    edited January 2016
    These are great to make a big batch ahead of time when you have brown bananas. I use whatever protein powder I have on hand. My kids like chocolate flavored ones the best, of course.

    https://www.toneitup.com/recipe/we-love-food-friday-your-3-ingredient-cookie/
  • AshetteKetchum
    AshetteKetchum Posts: 26 Member
    edited January 2016
    Easy on the go: Protein shakes are always easys, throw in some mixed berries, a bag of assorted nuts/almonds, rice cakes with peanut butter, apple slices and peanut butter.

    If you can meal prep or make the night before:
    Oatmeal in crock pot over night, add honey and berries.
    No Bake protein bars in muffin tins (many recipes online)
    Wheat puff bars (chocolate, peanut butter, with nuts, etc)
    Mini meat loafs in muffin tin

    Just a few I could think of!
  • Coupongrl79
    Coupongrl79 Posts: 193 Member
    dawnz75 wrote: »
    These are great to make a big batch ahead of time when you have brown bananas. I use whatever protein powder I have on hand. My kids like chocolate flavored ones the best, of course.

    https://www.toneitup.com/recipe/we-love-food-friday-your-3-ingredient-cookie/

    Thanks for the recommendation Dawnz. I'm going to try these next time I have old bananas.
  • james18589
    james18589 Posts: 1 Member
    Hey looking for quite easy chicken recipes
  • PositivelyFlawed
    PositivelyFlawed Posts: 316 Member
    egg, 1/2 avocado, ww english muffin, and sriracha!
  • Cvlore
    Cvlore Posts: 1 Member
    Tvp oatmeal. Use pur protein for milk, mix in 1/2 scoop protein powder. Very high protein.
  • DaisyHamilton
    DaisyHamilton Posts: 575 Member
    Overnight oatmeal is my go-to
    1/3c oats
    1/3 c milk or almond milk
    1/2c greek yogurt
    tbs pb or almond butter
    1/2c frozen cherries
    and some honey and chia seeds

    It's pretty good blended into a smoothie too
  • csillabrimer978
    csillabrimer978 Posts: 90 Member
    simmoner4 wrote: »
    Please share favorite healthy breakfast recipes for a busy morning! Eggs, oats, whatever you got! Preferably high protein

    Love your teeth, what whitening solution do you use?
  • Jomelyn83
    Jomelyn83 Posts: 1 Member
    edited February 2016
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    High protein turkey sausage breakfast muffins. Makes about 24.

    16 oz Jenni O Turkey sausage
    One cup onion diced
    One cup tomato diced
    3 cloves garlic minced
    Two jalapeños diced
    One cup kale chopped
    16-18 large eggs
    Shredded low fat cheese
    Salt and pepper to taste
  • Totika
    Totika Posts: 3 Member
    Jamie Eason turkey meatloaf muffins: http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/video-jamie-eason-turkey-meatloaf-muffins.htm
      2 lbs. ground turkey (or chicken) 3 egg whites 1 cup quick cooking oats 1/2 tsp ground cumin 1/2 tsp dried thyme 2 tsp dry yellow mustard 2 tsp black pepper 2 tsp chipotle pepper spice 1 tsp salt 2 tbsp garlic powder (2 cloves minced) 1 small onion (finely chopped) 2 celery stalks (finely chopped)
  • thereplay
    thereplay Posts: 6 Member
    HB eggs (made for the week), Avocado, Ham and cheese rolls, bacon (cooked in advance), coffee.

    Ive been wanting to try the ziplock boiled omellette thing, but water takes too long to boil, granted, if I just turn on the stove right when I roll out of bed it would be fine.

    I may look into microwaving and see if thats an option, one coworker has said he sometimes scrambles an egg with cheese and veggies and pops it in the microwave for some determined amount of time.
  • quzzdragon
    quzzdragon Posts: 140 Member
    Crustless Mini-Quiches! I made about 24 of them one weekend so I'm set for 2 weeks (with my hubby and I each eating one a day). They're 100% customizable and filled with protein AND veggies.

    http://www.willcookforfriends.com/2014/04/crustless-mini-quiche-single-serving-breakfast-muffins.html
  • Tonydevolanii
    Tonydevolanii Posts: 657 Member
    Croissants and mill
  • Tonydevolanii
    Tonydevolanii Posts: 657 Member
    Milk
  • theskinnybecky
    theskinnybecky Posts: 37 Member
    My fam LOVES breakfast burritos... I make big batches every other week, freeze em' individually (wrapped in wax paper) and grab, nuke and go.... I use Egg Beaters, turkey sausage, peppers, onions, jalapenos, low fat cheese.
  • Shae3891
    Shae3891 Posts: 53 Member
    I have really gotten into hard boiled eggs, I make enough for the week on Sundays and add either chicken sausage, half and avocado or PB toast with banana as a side.
  • simmoner4
    simmoner4 Posts: 131 Member
    simmoner4 wrote: »
    Please share favorite healthy breakfast recipes for a busy morning! Eggs, oats, whatever you got! Preferably high protein

    Love your teeth, what whitening solution do you use?
    simmoner4 wrote: »
    Please share favorite healthy breakfast recipes for a busy morning! Eggs, oats, whatever you got! Preferably high protein

    Love your teeth, what whitening solution do you use?

  • simmoner4
    simmoner4 Posts: 131 Member
    @csillabrimer978 just crest whitening strips! I actually was in an accident and a few of the front ones are fake but I use crest to get the real ones to match the fake ones haha
  • simmoner4
    simmoner4 Posts: 131 Member
    Thank you everyone!
  • punimsma
    punimsma Posts: 2 Member
    I make a crustless quiche on Sunday and cut into slices. Heat in the microwave for a minute and eat in the car.
  • NaturalNancy
    NaturalNancy Posts: 1,093 Member
    A slice of Toast, slice of bread or a corn tortilla with pnut butter and Bananna!

    My favorite is a hard boiled egg and two cuties.
  • SalemMom97304
    SalemMom97304 Posts: 3 Member
    I make a 148 calorie turkey bacon, egg & cheese muffin. 2 slices turkey bacon (50 calories), 1 egg (70 calories) and 1 Tbsp. shredded cheddar cheese (28 calories). I cook the bacon, chop and put in the bottom of a muffin tin. Beat 1 egg with white pepper and pour over the bacon. Sprinkle chees on top and bake at 350 for 25 minutes. I do 12 at a time and zip-lock & freeze them. I take 2 our each morning and microwave for 60 seconds. I also do another version with turkey sausage - that one is 131 calories each.
  • IzzyBooNZ1
    IzzyBooNZ1 Posts: 1,289 Member
    Zozzle91 wrote: »
    Make some overnight oats! Rather than plain oats I tend to use Alpen as its even quicker! Put in a round Tupperware. Cover with milk or a dairy free alternative then top with fruit! I like kiwi or banana.
    Leave in a fridge over night and BAM something filling to grab in the morning.

    yep I have just started getting back into this. So filling ! I use normal milk, chia seeds, almonds and walnuts but might change that next time.
  • Afura
    Afura Posts: 2,054 Member
    I made a egg white frittata that even with 4 servings (depending on your filling) it's not bad calorie wise at all. The basics of the recipe is 8 egg whites, whatever spices you want, whatever veggies you want (I did frozen spinach, leftover steamed carrots and frozen leeks - sautee to take out the moisture of veggies), whip the egg whites until combined, fold in veggies, pour into a 8X12 or 10 inch pie pan, bake at 375 for 20 minutes.
  • samchez0
    samchez0 Posts: 364 Member
    I usually eat a banana and a granola bar.
  • MKEgal
    MKEgal Posts: 3,250 Member
    Glass of skim milk, slice of multi-grain bread with peanut butter, banana.

    Oatmeal is also pretty quick. Put it on to cook, then go get dressed or gather your things.
    I like to have walnuts & fruit in mine (usually apple or raisins). Also ground flax seeds.
    Use skim milk, or soy milk.
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