Something besides peanut butter, please ...
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mini pizzas that the only thing I could think of (some sauce, spinach, mushrooms and fat free feta cheese yummmy!!) because I hate breakfast foods0
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I use Almond Butter on 35 calorie wheat bread. The Almond Butter is really good.
I second this! Almond Butter is really good! A great alternative.
mmmmmm almond butter0 -
1/8 th cup melted 2% cheddar and 1 or 2 egg whites.0
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If you're looking for something to add protein (which I assume is why you have been choosing peanut butter instead something with few calories but less nutritional value), I would suggest an egg. You can fry the egg in pam, add a little fat free miracle whip and have a nice egg sandwich.
Or - what I usually do is Kashi Go Lean cereal. It's got 13 g of protein (more protein than 2 eggs) and 10 g fiber. Add 1% milk and you've got a bit more protein! It's not a sugary cereal, but it really is good if you want to try something different.0 -
Maybe a little bit of tuna? Mix some up with some light mayo, mustard, lemon juice, onions, and celery. Slap it on a toasted English muffin and you have a fast, high protein, low cal meal!0
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I have the same exact thing for breakfast and I actually measured out my PB. Have you ever done that? Because a serving is usually 2 tbsp and honestly, that is a LOT of PB. I can get away with one TBSP and its about 185 for my muffin ( I use the 90 cal sara lee ones) and 1 tbsp of peanut butter.
I agree. If I'm low on protien for the day, I will often get a teaspoon from the drawer and get a spoon of peanut butter, which ends up being about 1 TBSP. HTH.0 -
Thank you so much!
I have so many great suggestions that I have written down now! Thanks again, friends!0 -
I have the same exact thing for breakfast and I actually measured out my PB. Have you ever done that? Because a serving is usually 2 tbsp and honestly, that is a LOT of PB. I can get away with one TBSP and its about 185 for my muffin ( I use the 90 cal sara lee ones) and 1 tbsp of peanut butter.
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nut butters! I eat almond butter almost every morning. You should try other breakfast ideas as well like greek yogurt and rolled oats. I added a tablespoon of almond butter and a banana to a oats this morning. It usually keeps me full and energized until lunch time. Protein tends to keep me feeling full much longer anyways, maybe try an egg with your muffin?0
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"But Ryan, it was peanut butter"0 -
I always make things on an English Muffin for my other half in the morning.
Some of the favorites are:
Smart Balance Butter + Strawberry jam/sliced strawberries + thinly sliced 1/3 banana
Smart Balance Butter + Slice of provolone cheese + Pear jam (or grape jam, or apricot jam would work)
Provolone cheese + scrambled egg
and my personal favorite is...
1 tbs sunflower butter, cinnamon, and nutmeg.0 -
I've heard of that Nutella stuff, but I have not tried it. It may be less calories. It's supposed to be some type of chocolate-hazelnut spread.
Nutella is fab!!!! But I don't think it's low-cal. Could be wrong. Would be great if I am. I love that stuff!!!0 -
I use 1/2 serving of natural Jiff creamy on my raisin bread. I use Laughing Cow Creamy Swiss Lite on my thin bagels. Or I'll eat a bowl of Product 19 with skim milk. That's generally my breakfast menu.0
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Maybe just have 1 Tbs? I LOVE PB!0
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Almond Butter--1 T is 90 calories. I am completely addicted to it!0
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Why not just stick with the peanut butter? It's good stuff, even the fats in it are mostly the "good" kind. Only thing I would suggest, is to get natural peanut butter.
If you just want something different for a change of pace, try Hummus.0 -
Laughing Cow Lights are DELICIOUS. They have a variety of flavor with only 35 calories per wedge
second this, they are awesome.
I bug them every month or so about making a ranch flavored light wedge! I LOVE LAUGHING COW!!!
Also you can make an excellent apple dip by mixing 1 tsp of brown sugar with 1 wedge of the light original and a drop of vanilla. :happy:0 -
PB2. Taste exactly like peanut butter and has only 45 calories per 2 tbsp0
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If you love peanut butter, you can try PB2. It's powdered peanut butter; you just add water, and it's less calories. My mom and my sister say it tastes just the same; I haven't tried it yet.0
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