Breakfast!
ashtonclairex
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Hello! I'm now in my second week! I've lost 3lb in my first woohoo! But I'm really struggling with breakfast! I'm sick of oranges and eggs in any form! Any ideas for a quick breaky? As I need something quick and easy for work! Thanks
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Oatmeal.2
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Oatmeal, almond milk with walnuts, fresh berries & chia seeds0
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Some of my go-to breakfasts:
Greek yogurt
Mini egg frittatas
Bagel thin with whipped cream cheese and lox
Mashed avocado on toast
Blueberry pancakes (I eat mine with Greek yogurt instead of syrup)
Scrambled eggs & veggies
Leftovers from yesterday
Eggs on toast
Fried egg on a sandwich slim with cheese
Protein shake with fruit, yogurt, & protein powder
Fried egg on a multigrain waffle3 -
Overnight porridge oats1
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Oatmeal or greek yogurt with protein powder and berries.1
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Plain greek yogurt with protein powder mixed in. I use about 115-120 grams plain greek yogurt and mix in about 15 grams of PEScience Select Protein Snickerdoodle and it has the consistency/tastes like cheesecake. IT IS SO GOOD.2
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English muffin with peanut/almond butter.
Oatmeal/grits/cream of wheat with whatever mix in you like (fruit, Greek yogurt, nuts, crushed up dried cereal)
Toast with avocado and melted Swiss cheese
Ham and cheese with crackers0 -
Eggs on toast
turkey bacon or turkey sausage
toast with sugar free Smuckers jelly
Eggo waffles with fruit and lite cool whip0 -
Thanks for this thread. I'm starting week 2 and I'm sick of my same ol' breakfast which consisted of: 2 hard boiled egg whites only, 1 hard boiled egg, and 1-2 pieces of turkey sausage plus coffee.0
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Hi! I usually have light 7-8 biscuits with hot tea. I have been eating this for all of my life and I am still not sick of it :-)0
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Overnight oats, plain porridge, porridge with fruit, ready geek, chocolate ready break, banana sandwich, ham salad sandwich, chicken salad sandwich, ham and mushroom omelettes, poached eggs with ham/smoked salmon, potato farls and spinach. Poached/fried eggs with bacon, sausage and mushrooms.0
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Sometimes I'll have greek yogurt with muesli. It's pretty good and filling.0
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Yogurt parfaits: vanilla Greek yoghurt, granola, and berries.0
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My go to fast breakfast is instant lower sugar Quaker oatmeal brown sugar with 1/2 or 1/4 cup of pre cooked turkey sausage crumbles. Sounds weird but is actually really good and with my keurig for the hot water only takes about 5 min to make. Plus if you are in a hurry you can mix it all up in a red solo cup and eat on the go. Hey, it's cheap and fast1
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There are a bunch of things you can prep ahead, stash in the freezer, and microwave: Mini-frittatas baked in muffin cups, quinoa bites, breakfast burritos - the MFP blogs have had some decent looking recipes, or you can find lots on Pinterest or by Googling.
When I'm rushing off first thing in the morning, but want a quick, light breakfast, I put some peanut butter on an Ezekiel tortillla or Ezekiel pita, sometimes with a tablespoon of milled flax seed for extra crunch and nutrition, and eat it in the car with a cup of lowfat kefir and/or hot skimmed milk with vanilla (with or without coffee in it ).0 -
My goto quick breakfasts are greek yogurt, greek yogurt with fruit, greek yogurt with low-sugar/low-fat granola, an apple, an apple with peanut butter, a two-egg omelet w/veggies, two fried-egg soft-shell tacos, and very rarely, some low-sugar, low-fat granola with milk.0
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Dinner leftovers.2
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I'm in this phase of fermenting dairy. Today it's 4 oz homemade yogurt mixed with 25 grams each Nature Valley Oats and Dark Chocolate Granola and blueberries. And then something else I haven't decided yet. Maybe an egg and bacon sandwich with my homemade bread. I didn't butcher the pig or raise the chicken. I'm not that far gone yet.1
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Yoghurt or cottage cheese and berries. I like to keep lunch and breakfast really light in calories until I see where my day is going. I'll eat a small amount of full fat over diet/FF and it keeps me satiated.1
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Porridge every morning add some fruits if you need it sweetening myself I just eat it as it comes which I find tasty enough0
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Chunkahlunkah wrote: »Dinner leftovers.
I don't eat in the morning but I agree that if you do, it doesn't have to be 'breakfast' foods. Leftovers are great, as well as soups, salads/veggies, sandwiches, cheese and crackers etc etc. Just eat whatever food you like that fits in your allotted calories0 -
AJbandit88 wrote: »My go to fast breakfast is instant lower sugar Quaker oatmeal brown sugar with 1/2 or 1/4 cup of pre cooked turkey sausage crumbles. Sounds weird but is actually really good and with my keurig for the hot water only takes about 5 min to make. Plus if you are in a hurry you can mix it all up in a red solo cup and eat on the go. Hey, it's cheap and fast
Ooooh, that would be good with the maple and brown sugar oatmeal! I just put turkey sausage on my grocery list..thanks!0 -
Some ideas:
Oatmeal
Greek yogurt with fruits and muesli
Cottage cheese with fruits
Omelette
Scrambled eggs
Nut butter on toast
Poached eggs on toast
Quinoa porridge
Oat pancakes
Hope this helps x0
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