Breakfast under 280 calories

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  • Disasterology919
    Disasterology919 Posts: 4 Member
    Porridge (half a cup dry and made with water is 153cal) is a very filling and low cal breakfast that I eat everyday. Fills me up for hours. The beauty of it is you can add whatever toppings you want to improve flavour, add nutrition and add calories if you want.
  • grshaadi
    grshaadi Posts: 30 Member
    Disasterology919 wrote: »
    Porridge (half a cup dry and made with water is 153cal) is a very filling and low cal breakfast that I eat everyday. Fills me up for hours. The beauty of it is you can add whatever toppings you want to improve flavour, add nutrition and add calories if you want.

    Thanks for this info. For me 1 cup of cooked oatmeal was giving me 300 calories which I thought were lots. Still I felt hungry unless I added a banana, which added on the calories
  • grshaadi
    grshaadi Posts: 30 Member
    Disasterology919 wrote: »
    Porridge (half a cup dry and made with water is 153cal) is a very filling and low cal breakfast that I eat everyday. Fills me up for hours. The beauty of it is you can add whatever toppings you want to improve flavour, add nutrition and add calories if you want.

    Is there a specific brand of porridge?
  • grshaadi
    grshaadi Posts: 30 Member
    squishprincess wrote: »
    oatmeal with fruit toppings usually does the trick for me! either original instant oats = 100 cals or regular dry oats =150 cals plus half a serving of berries or banana slices or apple chunks with a couple grams of raisins. usually at 200 cal or less. or you can have eggs, i like scrambled egg whites or 2 whole eggs scrambled and a half portion of oats with whatever topping & a bit of fruit. that usually keeps me pretty full, plus drinking water.

    For me, one cup of cooked Quaker oats is 300 calories. What am I doing wrong? Still feel hungry unless I add a banana, which adds on the calories
  • ernestrodgers82
    ernestrodgers82 Posts: 208 Member
    My favorite is oatmeal (old fashioned or 1-minute) with a little brown sugar and a banana. However since that was already taken, Wheaties and 1% milk is 220 calories. Add a piece of fruit and you're in business.
  • AnvilHead
    AnvilHead Posts: 18,343 Member
    Any mostly-carb breakfast (cereal, oatmeal, fruit, etc.) leaves me ravenously, insanely hungry no more than a couple hours later. I'm less hungry if I eat nothing for breakfast.
  • Sued0nim
    Sued0nim Posts: 17,456 Member
    I have scrambled egg white with spinach, mushrooms, cheese and ham for 230 cals most mornings

    I microwave a lump of frozen spinach covered (what? it comes in little lumps like wheels and is about an ounce) for a minute
    slice in about 40 - 60g mushrooms, spash worcestershire sauce, cover and microwave for a minute
    pop 1 slice of white thick sliced farmhouse bread in toaster
    Pour in 85 to 100g egg whites (I'm intolerant to yolk you could do an egg) - because it's egg white I add a triangle of laughing cow light - microwave for 1 minute
    Fluff with fork to mix in the Laughing cow
    add a slice of honey roast ham or 5g cheddar
    sometimes it needs another few seconds
    on toast, lots of black pepper

    big mug of coffee

    yum
  • lemurcat12
    lemurcat12 Posts: 30,886 Member
    amyrebeccah wrote: »
    grshaadi wrote: »
    squishprincess wrote: »
    oatmeal with fruit toppings usually does the trick for me! either original instant oats = 100 cals or regular dry oats =150 cals plus half a serving of berries or banana slices or apple chunks with a couple grams of raisins. usually at 200 cal or less. or you can have eggs, i like scrambled egg whites or 2 whole eggs scrambled and a half portion of oats with whatever topping & a bit of fruit. that usually keeps me pretty full, plus drinking water.

    For me, one cup of cooked Quaker oats is 300 calories. What am I doing wrong? Still feel hungry unless I add a banana, which adds on the calories

    You're counting a dry measurement as cooked.

    This. Standard Quaker oats are .5 cup dry (40 g) for 150 calories. Makes about a cup or so cooked.
  • TeaBea
    TeaBea Posts: 14,517 Member
    edited February 2016
    grshaadi wrote: »
    Disasterology919 wrote: »
    Porridge (half a cup dry and made with water is 153cal) is a very filling and low cal breakfast that I eat everyday. Fills me up for hours. The beauty of it is you can add whatever toppings you want to improve flavour, add nutrition and add calories if you want.

    Thanks for this info. For me 1 cup of cooked oatmeal was giving me 300 calories which I thought were lots. Still I felt hungry unless I added a banana, which added on the calories

    Protein, fat and fiber are filling.

    The only way I make oats work for me is added protein and added fat. Oats (150 calories) made with milk and some chopped nuts, or nut butter.

    Yogurt parfait with high fiber cereal and chopped nuts. Light lemon yogurt+ 1/4 cup raspberries + 1/2 cup Kashi Go Lean (original) + 1 Tbl. sliced almonds. Under 250.
  • tugsandpulls760
    tugsandpulls760 Posts: 206 Member
    Egg white omlette mushrooms cheese
  • Ollie4ISU
    Ollie4ISU Posts: 3 Member
    A scrambled egg, two slices of costco precooked bacon and a banana is a regular breakfast for me. Right about 280 calories and it keeps me going for about 4 1/2-5 hours.
  • harrybananas
    harrybananas Posts: 292 Member
    2 tablespoon peanut butter and an egg.
  • cassieknights951
    cassieknights951 Posts: 48 Member
    I have a warburtons bagel thin with 1 rasher of bacon 189 Cals
  • RoseTheWarrior
    RoseTheWarrior Posts: 2,035 Member
    RoseTheWarrior wrote: »
    One slice of toast. Top with slice of low fat cheese slice. Top that with sliced hard boiled egg. Microwave for 15 seconds. Enjoy :smiley:

    Also once cup cooked steel cut oats, with brown sugar and a bit of unsweetened almond milk.

    I did the toast, cheese and egg today with regular (not low fat) marble cheese and it was 10 times better. Still only 200 calories.
  • Karyn1120
    Karyn1120 Posts: 184 Member
    When I'm running errands early in the morning, I stop at Dunkin Donuts. Their ham, egg, and cheese on an english muffin is 280 calories. It's quick and easy

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  • gboybama
    gboybama Posts: 53 Member
    Three tbls of PB2, sugar free preserves and 2x40 calorie wheat bread make for a very low cal PB&J and it tastes fantastic to me.
  • alizesmom
    alizesmom Posts: 219 Member
    Very boring but it keeps me full. 2 large biscuits of Shredded Wheat and 1/2 cup of 2% milk. 225 calories.

  • jjskk
    jjskk Posts: 20 Member
    Atkins Day Break Chocolate Shake 140 calories. Sometimes I drink half and sometimes the whole thing. I don't do low carb except for this drink. It's perfect because I don't like breakfast and I take my medicine with it and it keeps me from getting queasy.
  • dalejrbudgirl8
    dalejrbudgirl8 Posts: 1 Member
    Microwave scrambled egg: scramble 1 egg, 2 tbsp milk, 1 tbsp Colby jack, pinch of salt and pepper. Spray a small Ramekin with Pam, cover with plastic wrap leaving a small section open to vent. 1 min 30 sec.
    Halo tangerine
    Banana
    285 calories
  • bmaw01
    bmaw01 Posts: 40 Member
    I don't eat breakfast.

    I actually fast from 8pm-12pm the next day. That's 16 hours without food. It's called Intermittent Fasting. My goal is to spike HGH (human growth hormone) and testosterone in my body.

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