I need help with Breakfast!!!
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Overnight oatmeal:
http://www.quakeroats.com/cooking-and-recipes/overnightoats
1/2 cup oats
1/2 cup greek yogurt
almond milk to taste
dash of cinnamon
cap full of vanilla extract
tsp of honey
optional scoop of protein
mix well with spoon
whatever fruit you like on top (strawberry/ banana is my fav)
warm up in microwave in the morning
pretty much my whole family is onto this now and its fun to make together before bed
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Whenever I feel like I'm in a rut I try new ethnic cuisines (or my own ethnic cuisine). For example, a turkish breakfast: bread, fresh tomatoes and cucumbers, a couple of green and black olives, a fresh cheese, and an old cheese. Indian breakfast: upma or pongal. Japanese breakfast: rice, miso, bunch of vegetable sides.
More simple ideas: buy a fancy jam or marmalade or preserves - it makes toast more interesting. A plain waffle with peanut butter and honey. Crunchy granola with milk or yogurt.
Also, not sure if the texture has anything to do with why you hate oatmeal. I personally hate that mushy soppy wet texture of rolled oats, and I don't think dates and honey help. I got the salty route. I use McCann's steel cut quick oats - they take about 5-6 minutes to cook, as opposed to the regular steel cut oats. When it's done, I turn off the heat, and add salt and two tablespoons of ground flax seed meal - this adds texture and also omega 3s. Then I top it off with a full fat/whole milk plain yogurt. The saltiness, creaminess, and fiber all go so well with the cool creaminess of the yogurt.0 -
I used to make this for my brother when he was doing manual labour, really filling and full of protein.
Mix a banana with a tbsp of peanut butter, a couple of spoons of low fat yogurt, almond milk and a handful of oats, leave it over night then blitz in the morning for your breakfast smoothie you won't even know the oats are there.0 -
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Half a cup of garbanzo beans mashed with half of an avocado. Season with a little garlic salt and pepper and spread over toast or on a whole wheat tortilla. So filling and delicious.0
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Poached eggs with a half an avocado. Chia pudding just chia seeds and almond milk.. Stevia.. Berries.mmm. or overnight oats!!0
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For a quick break fast I usually have a Lean Pockets sandwich or a couple of waffles with sugar free syrup.0
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Whole gain toast with spread avocado or lite sour cream and mixed fruit with cottage cheese0
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I have been using a lot of ham lately since it is so cheap for easter. Fry up a little and I like eggs, but with a slice of bread or with cheese it can be good as well.0
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nutritionK wrote: »If you are trying to lose some weight your morning meal it's even more important. A liquid breakfast is not always a good idea cause it has no fiber and no protein the keys to make you feel satisfied trough the day. And oatmeal and eggs are a good source of them but you still have some options: unsweetened cereals with milk and fruit, whole grain toast witch cottage cheese and fruit, plain yogurt with fruits and 2 tbps of granola, toast with avocado and natural fruit juice.
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No it's not, it's only important if you're hungry in the morning. Otherwise you can comfortably wait until later before having breakfast. And a liquid breakfast can contain fibre if you add something like oats, avocado, cocoa, banana, etc and whey, milk, yoghurt, peanut butter for protein.0 -
Protein pancakes for the win!
ALL DAY, not just breakfast0 -
To echo some people here. Eat what suits you for breakfast. I had marinaded octopus salad with a hunk off an Italian loaf for breakfast before. Today it was rice and beans with carribean chicken. For lunch I'm having eggs and toast. Eat what ya like0
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Whatever you want to put in your face. It's just a meal. Sometimes when I haven't got myself together I'll just make a PB&J sammich0
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Fage 2% yogurt, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, Kind protein fruit & nut granola for crunch and a drizzle of agave 5 calorie.0
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Uncle Sams original cereal and milk. Kashi Go Lean cold cereal and milk.
turkey rollups or in a Sandwich Thin whole wheat roll
Yogurt and berries
left overs
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MEAL PREP! I make banana oat flour pancakes for the week and then freeze them. Every night I pull 2 out the freezer into the fridge to thaw overnight. Microwave them the next morning. So good!! 30 seconds breakfast every morning! Also you could always do something like a Kasha cereal with almond milk or ezekiel bread with peanut butter.0
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Whatever you do, choose something with carbs, because you need energy in the morning. And I don't mean sugar by saying carbs.0
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Depending on my mood, I either eat Greek yogurt and a cheese stick, A wrap made with Boar's Head chicken with a 2% cheese slice, or a cheeseburger with mushrooms or slice of tomato. I keep cooked hamburger patties in the refrigerator because it is my favorite. These 3 meals are my go to breakfasts and lunches.
I know Boar's Head is pricey, but I don't eat junk so I think I deserve it. Half a pound at a time is not expensive.0 -
Why not go to myprotein website n try their pancake mix0
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