What is your ideal on the go breakfast for a very busy lifestyle?

khan2187
khan2187 Posts: 16 Member
edited November 21 in Food and Nutrition
I would usually just go for a scoop of whey protein with a spoonful of horlicks (Malt Drink) but am looking to expand my horizons to something more fulfilling!
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  • Phiori45
    Phiori45 Posts: 10 Member
    Add the protein into a smoothie. You can pre'package the fruits and/or veggies and just add almond milk, yogurt and a scoop of protein.
    Or if your looking for food, I love egg cups! Use a muffin tin to make scrambles eggs or omelet if you want to add veggies. They are easy to make.
  • livingleanlivingclean
    livingleanlivingclean Posts: 11,751 Member
    I just wait till I have time to eat a proper meal.
  • RodaRose
    RodaRose Posts: 9,562 Member
    If you want a more filling drink, add fiber using a blender or nutribullet: ground flax seeds, almond meal, romaine lettuce carrots, a cut up apple.

  • dustinjbrock
    dustinjbrock Posts: 49 Member
    Hard boiled eggs with a dap of siracha
  • dunnyflynn
    dunnyflynn Posts: 4 Member
    I love my Juice Plus shakes in the morning with Chocolate or Vanilla with Almond, Coconut or Hazelnut milk
  • xvolution
    xvolution Posts: 721 Member
    livingleanlivingclean wrote: »
    I just wait till I have time to eat a proper meal.

    Too bad that's not possible for everyone, especially if your next meal isn't for another 9-10 hours.
    On my super busy days I usually prep what I'll have the night before and store them in containers in the fridge. That way I can grab them, have a quick breakfast and go. It's usually cottage cheese mixed with greek yogurt, 8 oz juice, a pop tart (or fruit) and a scoop of protein powder.
  • livingleanlivingclean
    livingleanlivingclean Posts: 11,751 Member
    xvolution wrote: »
    livingleanlivingclean wrote: »
    I just wait till I have time to eat a proper meal.

    Too bad that's not possible for everyone, especially if your next meal isn't for another 9-10 hours.
    On my super busy days I usually prep what I'll have the night before and store them in containers in the fridge. That way I can grab them, have a quick breakfast and go. It's usually cottage cheese mixed with greek yogurt, 8 oz juice, a pop tart (or fruit) and a scoop of protein powder.

    I wake up at 5am and normally don't eat til at least 1pm, often not til 3pm...
  • MonkeyMel21
    MonkeyMel21 Posts: 2,396 Member
    I usually just have a yogurt and a piece of fruit for breakfasts during the week.
  • thotaling85
    thotaling85 Posts: 2 Member
    I usually keep a bag of jerky and homemade trail mix at my desk cause I often don't have time to prepare something in the AM.
  • vikinglander
    vikinglander Posts: 1,547 Member
    Any of the ProBar Meal Bars...between 340 and 390 calories...flavors like Superfruit Slam, Banana Nut Bread, Superfood & Greens...all good. With a cuppa kaw-fee...

    Or Bulletproof Coffee: 8-10 oz. good coffee, with 2 Tbsp. unsalted grassfed butter and 2 Tbsp. MCT oil (from coconut oil)...about 540 calories.
  • pomegranatecloud
    pomegranatecloud Posts: 812 Member
    Smoothie, overnight oats, or avocado toast.
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  • ptcampgymokc
    ptcampgymokc Posts: 318 Member
    Coffee and a banana.
  • tetraneutron
    tetraneutron Posts: 7 Member
    Whatever you had for dinner the night before. Put it in a plastic container and heat it in the microwave when you're ready to eat.
  • Cbean08
    Cbean08 Posts: 1,092 Member
    If I need something really quick and don't want a protein bar, I'll do a peanut butter sandwich. Then I can eat it in the car while I drive to the gym.
  • JustRobby1
    JustRobby1 Posts: 674 Member
    Met-RX "Super Cookie Crunch". I pretty much always have some on hand.
  • EllaLeahB
    EllaLeahB Posts: 310 Member
    Strawblackcat wrote: »
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    My thoughts exactly!! Haha
  • khan2187
    khan2187 Posts: 16 Member
    Well seems like I do not have much of a choice other than boiled eggs or smoothies :#

    I think I'll stick to good old Whey
  • Iamnotasenior
    Iamnotasenior Posts: 235 Member
    Ezekial cinnamon raisin english muffin with 1 1/2 tablespoons of peanut butter. 301 calories, 12 grams of protein, 6 grams of fiber.
  • MelanieCN77
    MelanieCN77 Posts: 4,047 Member
    I do overnight oats / refrigerator oatmeal a couple days worth at a time. Half cup oats and half cup almond milk in a jar. In the morning you can just add what you feel like that day. Have a punnet of raspberries and blueberries handy and you're set for a few days. Maple syrup is a nice sweetener (I use the plain milk) and you only need a little.
  • leggup
    leggup Posts: 2,942 Member
    From low to high hunger level:
    • Coffee (black): 5 cals
    • Apple sauce squeezey thing: 60 cals
    • Banana: 100 cals
    • Hardboiled Eggs (2): 140 cals
    • Granola bar, sweet and salty nut: 180 cals
  • cougargirl1025
    cougargirl1025 Posts: 80 Member
    3 fried egg whites, whatever seasoning you like. throw it in a tortilla. Tapatio if you like spice. Wrap it up and take it to go. 150 calories or so.
  • rainingribbons
    rainingribbons Posts: 1,051 Member
    One of my favorite things for weekday mornings is egg sandwiches. On Sundays after getting home from grocery shopping I'd meal-prep 10-12 breakfast sandwiches and stash them in the freezer. If you put them in the fridge the night before you need them to thaw, they only spend around a minute in the microwave in the morning and then off you go!
  • khan2187
    khan2187 Posts: 16 Member
    rainingribbons wrote: »
    One of my favorite things for weekday mornings is egg sandwiches. On Sundays after getting home from grocery shopping I'd meal-prep 10-12 breakfast sandwiches and stash them in the freezer. If you put them in the fridge the night before you need them to thaw, they only spend around a minute in the microwave in the morning and then off you go!

    I like the sound of that, easy to make and fulfilling at the same time!
  • Bianca42
    Bianca42 Posts: 310 Member
    My breakfast every workday:
    2 cups of coffee (one at home, one in the car)
    1 shake (in the car - usually water, little coconut milk, meal replacement protein powder and this time of year I add 1/4 cup pumpkin puree and a dash of pumpkin pie spice)
    1 cup coconut milk (split between by coffee and my shake)
  • AnnPT77
    AnnPT77 Posts: 34,556 Member
    Peanut butter & flaxseed rolled up in Ezekiel pita, plus kefir.
  • Batemama
    Batemama Posts: 9 Member
    edited October 2017
    I make baked oatmeal and then divide the portions up for the rest of the week (or freeze them for later for variety). It's easy to reheat and requires no thought as to what I'm going to eat. Budgetbytes.com has a ton of baked oatmeal recipes, though I usually halve the amount of sugar called for.
  • Psychgrrl
    Psychgrrl Posts: 3,177 Member
    Protein shake. Flavor varies as I have several different kinds of protein powder. This week is chocolate and banana. Though I'm also partial to salted caramel with a little cinnamon.
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