What is everyone eating for breakfast?
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Great ideas for the overnight oats. There are several I'm going to try, so thanks!0
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WickAndArtoo wrote: »A breakfast (or regular) burrito, well wrapped is a very easy and filling breakfast for someone with limited time on the go. You can make them yourself and freeze them or buy premade ones whichever fits your schedule best. Microwave it and wrap in foil to keep it warm until you can eat it.
This is what I do when I need a quick, filling breakfast. The best part is you can make them any way you like, so it can be as healthy (or not) as you want them to be. Just 2 minutes in the microwave and you're all set.1 -
PB&J, Egg, Costco Italian Sausage, a cup of milk.
I used to boil the sausage whole but then I found its really cool to chop it into pieces and sauteeing (i think). You get lots of spicy meatballs, mammamia.1 -
It varies, some mornings I'm not hungry.
1 cup of cottage cheese with red pepper flakes.
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4 espresso shots with whole milk and protein powder.
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Two yogurts
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Two eggs
Or if I'm feeling really hungry
Everything bagel with spreadable pepper jack, those little triangle pieces1 -
This is my breakfast and Lunch at work this week.
799cals 90g protein ;-)
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This might not help you at work...
I have a veggie or turkey burger topped with 2 over easy eggs, cheese and salsa. Or a chicken sausage link wrapped in cheese with a side of eggs.
Of course the other day I had Italian wedding soup.. Lol I just heated that up.
When I worked I used to make a big thing of scrambled eggs with all the veggies, then at work add avocado, and cheese. Then warm it up and top with salsa. I'd be full all day off that.1 -
Usually just 2 eggs or a banana.1
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Make muffins ahead using Kodiak pancake mix and egg whites for part of the water--extra protein. Freeze in packs of 2. Take out night before plan to eat on the run.
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Either cheerios and milk or some fruit, like apricots or figs currently.1
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Ooh, breakfast is my jam! I don't usually have time for a good lunch and I'm too tired for dinner, so breakfast is always much anticipated. I eat the same thing -
1 whole bag frozen california blend
tomato, onion and mushroom
protein source (2 eggs, chicken, turkey or roast beef)
shredded cheese
some sort of seasoning
1 large apple
diet pepsi
It's so good, and I don't mind waking up at 5 am to eat. My whole point- find something that you will look forward to eating that still fits within your caloric allowance.1 -
Fruit smoothie or a hard boiled egg. Boring. I know but it fits with my schedule. Once in a while I treat myself to pancakes and bacon w hot maple syrup.1
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I usually have a low carb whole wheat Mission wrap with two tablespoons of garlic hummus, a generous handful of baby spinach, a quarter of an avocado, and either 4oz of chicken I made myself on my George Foreman or a heated up serving of the Perdue short cuts.1
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I'm not usually hungry for a good hour or two after I get up (I can't force myself to eat when I'm not hungry; it makes me sick to my stomach) and by then I'm at work so breakfast has to be light (I get about 20 minutes to eat, sometimes less), portable and something that won't spoil easily (I drive a school bus).
I've been trying to pack things like fruit, cheese (in a small insulated lunch bag), crackers, nuts, granola, etc. I'm finding that I end up ravenous by lunchtime, then I overdo it and my calorie goals are shot for the day before it's even dinner time. Any suggestions?
As you drive a school bus, what do you do after you drop the last kid off at school? I'm thinking you could have a cup of tea or coffee before you leave home, then eat breakfast after the bus is empty.1 -
I made tuna salad with 6oz leftover tuna, a hard boiled egg, mustard and chopped pickle for breakfast. Mash it all together, added salsa (homemade pico de gallo).1
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Thanks Juniper210 for the overnight oats ideas. I love overnight oats but my hubby doesn't. I need breakfast ideas for him. I can always find something for breakfast.
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Right now I am usually having a punnet (300-400 grams) of blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, or cherries for breakfast as they are in season.
Sometimes I'll have a 50g slice of sourdough or a wholemeal crumpet with 5 g butter and a tiny bit of marmite.1 -
Most days I am up before 5...get to work at 6. I have 2 cups of coffee and then around 9:30 - 10 I eat my breakfast...most days that is yogurt and some type of fruit.1
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Days I'm in the office: coffee with 2 scoops of Vital Protein collagen protein powder and a greek yogurt and sometimes a piece of cheese.
Days I work from home or the weekend: coffee with 2 scoops of Vital Protein collagen protein powder and a scrambled egg with home made salsa on a piece of Ezekial whole grain bread or in a lettuce wrap with some low fat cheese.1 -
My favourite meal is my last meal of the day, so I do my best not to waste my calories on breakfast.
For this reason I have a protein shake made of out vanilla whey protein powder, half a frozen banana, one cup of chilled black coffee and one cup of soy milk (tastes like a frappuccino!). It works out at about 200 calories. It's a pretty big, fairly thick shake which takes me a while finish, and keeps me full for a few hours. Perfect for me.2 -
As you drive a school bus, what do you do after you drop the last kid off at school? I'm thinking you could have a cup of tea or coffee before you leave home, then eat breakfast after the bus is empty.
It depends on if I have a field trip or not. If I have a field trip I usually have to go straight into that. If not, I go home. But that's too long for me to go without eating. That's about 9am and I get up around 4 to 4:30am. I'm usually scarfing something in between schools around 7am, but I only have a few minutes so it has to be quick and easy.
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I have leftovers, sometimes with something added.
Like, if I had pasta, I might add a few extra veggies or a different sauce for breakfast. Maybe use sandwich fixings from the night before and add an extra twist to them, that sort of thing.
It ends up with breakfast being 1) easy and quick and 2) actually filling to help me get through the day.
Some things that might be great to just make ahead of time on purpose might be tamales or sandwiches, as they are quick to eat and easy to hold while you do, so helps with the issue of only having a few minutes to get food.1 -
Today I had a turkey & avocado sandwich for breakfast.1
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Protein shake. I drink it on my drive to work - I personally use SunWarrior warrior blend chocolate (plant-based, not whey). It's only 100 cal and pretty filling. I mix it with water and a little almond milk in a mixer bottle. Sometimes I add cold coffee to it too, which makes it like coffee mocha flavored, yum! Then a few hours later I have a small snack like a yogurt, apple, or granola/protein bar.
More protein helps keep you feeling full longer. Unfortunately a lot of people miss out on this in the morning. And hey, why not make it easy and just drink it?
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Today it was vanilla Greek yogurt topped with strawberries and crushed up pretzels. Don't judge. LOL1
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