Breakfast
scourfield
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Hi Guys I’ve just started dieting/healthy eating and looking for high protein ideas for protein
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scourfield wrote: »Hi Guys I’ve just started dieting/healthy eating and looking for high protein ideas for protein
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Depends on how many cals you want and how high is high protein.
I like to have a 2 egg omelet with vegetables in it, plus a bit of cottage cheese. I'm not that concerned about super high protein veg, so if I want more I tend to have berries with it, or half an avocado. I also sometimes have low fat cottage cheese or smoked salmon or plain greek yogurt (0 or 2%) on the side, all of which add more protein. You could also add more protein by adding egg whites, but I don't.
Remember also that there's no need to have stereotypical breakfast food.0 -
Egg whites, nonfat Greek yogurt, iced coffee with protein powder. Sometimes Kodiak cakes pancakes1
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I have bags of frozen grilled chicken strips and turkey meatballs in the freezer. Just grab a helping and nuke it for a minute.1
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If you dont already, learn to love greek yogurt. lots of protein and I find it very satiating. A cup keeps me full for several hours.
Of course there is also eggs. You can do smoothies too and throw in protein powder if you want something different.1 -
I have a smoothie with a vegan protein powder, chia seeds, kale, blueberries and soy or almond milk every morning. Love it, super yum, super satisfying, and high in protein.2
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I have chickpea vegan pancakes with a spoonful of vegan protein powder in the mix on lifting days. Delicious and packed with protein.3
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I like omelets with spinach. High protein and fulfilling.0
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My breakfast nearly every morning is plain greek yogurt mixed with protein powder and some type of berry. I mix up the protein powder flavor and type of berry to keep it interesting. My current favorite is Lemon Meringue Pie protein powder and raspberries. I usually hit 40-50 grams of protein, and keep calories around 300.
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My breakfast most mornings is cooked oats with a scoop of protein powder, chia or flax seeds, frozen berries and a tablespoon of some kind of nut butter. Keeps me satisfied all morning!1
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Breakfast has the lowest protein of my meals. I like to get in some carbs and fats to get me going.
Anyway, today's breakfast was a cup of strawberries, a cut banana, 1 oz walnuts, and 3/4 cup whole milk. We were out of oatmeal!1 -
Eggs (1 egg plus egg whites) with toast and cottage cheese1
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I like to make a Kodiak pancake with an egg mixed in. Omelettes. Cottage cheese and fruit. I also make oatmeal with a scoop of protein powder mixed in.0
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There's no law requiring you to eat "breakfast" foods for breakfast. Eat your favorite high-protein foods to get protein at breakfast.1
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Protein powder is a biology experiment on yourself.
May turn out all right.
But, Norwegien smoked salmon has 20% protein per calories. So you can get your whole day taken care of with a breakfast of eggs and salmon, smoked or poached.1
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