What is your Go To Breakfast?

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  • ggeise14
    ggeise14 Posts: 387 Member
    My go-to's:
    -smoothie with almond milk, fruit, half scoop protein powder & spinach
    -3 egg whites, scallions, seasoning and one wedge Laughing Cow cheese (microwaved)
    -weekends: 2 egg whites, spinach, scallions & mushrooms
  • fjmartini
    fjmartini Posts: 1,149 Member
    5 large eggs, 5 strips of fresh bacon, cheese for the eggs, coffee with MCT oil and whipped cream, and sometimes sausage.
  • Bluetail6
    Bluetail6 Posts: 2,984 Member
    edited August 2017
    This is my usual breakfast. It is such a treat in the mornings. I put it in a huge mug that holds 3 cups:

    Madre Labs (Bt6) - CocoCardio, 1 scoop
    Orgain (Bt6) - Organic Protein Lightly Sweetened Vanilla Almond Milk, 4 fluid ounce
    Kirkland - Organic Unsweetened Almond Vanilla, 8 oz
    Almond Breeze - Chocolate - Unsweetened, 1 cup
    Madre Labs - Cafeceps Coffee Organic W/ Cordyceps & Reishi,
    Madre Labs - CocoCeps Organic Dark Cocoa Drinking Beverage, 7.5 grams (one scoop)
  • Johncalvinfields
    Johncalvinfields Posts: 179 Member
    I usually have peanut butter toast or oatmeal
  • midlomel1971
    midlomel1971 Posts: 1,283 Member
    I'm a die-hard cereal girl. Cheerios with a banana cut up in it and skim milk. Later in the morning I'll have a hard-boiled egg.
  • whosshe
    whosshe Posts: 597 Member
    1 boiled egg and a coffee. Can't eat much in the morning for some reason but 1 egg does me well until lunch.
  • rainbow198
    rainbow198 Posts: 2,245 Member
    edited August 2017
    I don't eat breakfast until later in the morning, but for my first meal I usually enjoy:

    - My chocolate/banana/ pb protein smoothie + fruit
    - 2 boiled eggs + rye toast + fruit
    - My blueberry-vanilla protein waffle + fruit
    - Veggie omelette + fruit
    - French toast + fruit

    I really, really like fruit. lol :smiley:
  • OliveGirl128
    OliveGirl128 Posts: 801 Member
    edited August 2017
    (Coffee when I get up at around 6am)

    9am-10am: 2 slices sprouted whole grains bread, toasted, with 2 triangles of light cheese spread. 170 calories/2 grains, 1 dairy (DASH protocol)

  • ladydy911
    ladydy911 Posts: 126 Member
    Right now I am stuck on 2 pieces of wheat bread, one slice American cheese 3 slices thin deli chicken lunch meat, but I am thinking I need to try the bagel thin, spinach thing listed above.
  • scarlett_k
    scarlett_k Posts: 812 Member
    I like eating a whole tub of cherries or strawberries when they're in season, or a nice muesli with roasted almond milk or yogurt, or some marmite on toast with butter. Sometimes I'll cook something more exciting from scratch, or bake a croissant from the freezer but that doesn't happen often at the moment.
  • heavensshadow
    heavensshadow Posts: 264 Member
    It's usually a piece of fruit, like a large banana or apple, sometimes with PBfit, and coffee with a smidge of cream and truvia. On workout days I generally tack on a hardboiled egg, or save a small piece of fruit for a pre-workout meal around 11 and eat some yogurt with a little granola instead.
    Weekends are lazy, as I usually don't get hungry until mid-morning, so lately I've been making smoothies.
  • jdlobb
    jdlobb Posts: 1,232 Member
    Before I ditched breakfast entirely I would have scrambled eggs made with 1 whole egg and 2 whites, and 2 turkey sausage patties.
  • Right now I'm doing:

    - greek yogurt, apple jacks (or any cereal) with almond milk, and fruit
    - Activia yogurt with diced pecans, fruit, and a toasted mini blueberry bagel (sometimes with a bit of butter)
    - Eggo chocolatey chip pancake pouch with sugar free syrup, fruit, and a glass of soy milk
    - banana mango "ice cream" with granola, almonds, and pecans
    - Greek yogurt parfait with strawberries, blueberries, nuts, and granola
    - packet of oatmeal, fruit, and Greek yogurt

    They're all pretty balanced, in that they each incorporate fruit, grains, protein, dairy, and fats
  • lucys1225
    lucys1225 Posts: 597 Member
    Roasted vegetable (zucchini, red peppers, yellow peppers, asparagus, cauliflower, broccoli and red onion) and egg casserole topped with shredded chicken, salsa and kimchi.
  • Mkneedtogetfit
    Mkneedtogetfit Posts: 93 Member
    1. Plain low fat yogurt + seeds+ chopped fruit + almonds
    2. Eggs in any form + 1 rye crisp bread
    3. Oatbran 30g + milk + chia seeds
  • MantisToboggan_MD
    MantisToboggan_MD Posts: 30 Member
    edited August 2017
    I go for protein powder in ice/water during the week. On Saturday and Sunday, it's 6 over medium eggs and 4-5 strips of bacon.
  • Aw0627
    Aw0627 Posts: 82 Member
    Coffee with cream and sugar I'm not really a breakfast person
  • CatchMom11
    CatchMom11 Posts: 462 Member
    I have a few for during the week when I'm on the go:

    1. 1 golden delicious apple, 1-2 light string cheese and about 24 almonds. I call it my Fruity, Nutty, Cheesy Breakfast. It's simple, but it packs some protein and is totally satisfying!

    2. Instant Cream of Wheat (or oatmeal), Splenda Brown Sugar (to taste - I use 2 tsp), Cinnamon (to taste) 1 scoop of Isopure Unflavored Protein powder. You have to mix the powder in slowly otherwise it gets clumpy. Super high in protein and probably my fave breakfast.

    3. Homemade Pulp Fusion Power Smoothie - 1 8.4 oz can Red Bull, 1 cup strawberries, 1 banana, 1/2 cup orange sherbet and 1 scoop Isopure Unflavored Protein Powder. This will make more than enough for 2 people.
  • teeenabeana
    teeenabeana Posts: 92 Member
    I was eating broiled grapefruit every morning for a few weeks and loved it. I just cut one in half, drizzled a tiny bit of honey on top and broiled it for 5 minutes. So good! I would usually pair this with oatmeal + protein powder.
  • Mom2Maika
    Mom2Maika Posts: 34 Member
    Overnight oats are easy are versatile. Throw everything in a mason jar before you go to bed and breakfast is ready as soon as you wake up! I usually put almond milk, oatmeal, chia seeds, cinnamon, a scoop of PB2, some banana, raspberries/kiwis/strawberries or whatever fruits I have on hand. Yum!
  • raphonzel
    raphonzel Posts: 8 Member
    I cup nonfat milk, 1 serving whole wheat cereal, black tea or coffee whichever is available :*:*:*:*:):*
  • elizarizo
    elizarizo Posts: 470 Member
    Coffee with heavy creme
  • MandaPanduhCA
    MandaPanduhCA Posts: 1 Member
    1/2 cup of low-fat cottage cheese and an insane amount of coffee with 2 tbsp of half and half.
  • JenObRN
    JenObRN Posts: 102 Member
    edited September 2017
    Low fat cottage cheese with berries and or fresh peaches.
    That, or eggs (I switch it up- scrambled with veggies, omlet, poached...), gluten- free toast and usually fresh fruit.
    Always coffee!
  • TonyB0588
    TonyB0588 Posts: 9,520 Member
    1 whole egg four egg whites with Tabasco. Sometimes two pieces of turkey bacon. Which is actually not all that better then lean pork bacon. But to me they taste about the same and I can save those calories.

    Amazing how people have eggs in separate parts. Maybe I'm from a different culture. I never think of eggs in separate bits, and if I did, it would certainly be more yoke than whites.
  • JenObRN
    JenObRN Posts: 102 Member
    TonyB0588 wrote: »
    1 whole egg four egg whites with Tabasco. Sometimes two pieces of turkey bacon. Which is actually not all that better then lean pork bacon. But to me they taste about the same and I can save those calories.

    Amazing how people have eggs in separate parts. Maybe I'm from a different culture. I never think of eggs in separate bits, and if I did, it would certainly be more yoke than whites.

    You've never heard of egg whites?
  • BrianAWeber
    BrianAWeber Posts: 82 Member
    edited September 2017
    I generally have fruit, almonds or walnuts, and whole grain bread with either almond or peanut butter. Tomorrow I am going to blend the rest of my banana's up with pancake batter with chocolate chips, and top with with a vanilla sauce made with half and half.
  • girl1451
    girl1451 Posts: 29 Member
    I love berries with plain Greek yogurt and about 1/4 cup homemade granola. Berries make the yogurt sweet and the crunchy topping makes it feel even hardier. If I find I'm getting bored I try different fruit and a new granola recipe.
  • JenObRN
    JenObRN Posts: 102 Member
    girl1451 wrote: »
    I love berries with plain Greek yogurt and about 1/4 cup homemade granola. Berries make the yogurt sweet and the crunchy topping makes it feel even hardier. If I find I'm getting bored I try different fruit and a new granola recipe.

    Sounds yummy!
  • pigheaded
    pigheaded Posts: 3,083 Member
    edited September 2017
    2 coffees with 2 stivia packs
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