Quick, easy high protein breakfasts?
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eggs/egg whites! I love them, they fill me up, and I make time to have them almost every morning!! (Or I super hungry before I am able to eat lunch...and end up over eating!) Honestly, most days I eat them in the car as I'm driving- on thin tortillas or a light english muffin. I always put a piece of cheese on it too. (something processed that I can't give up!! You could honestly make the eggs ahead of time and put them in the fridge. I even used to crack my eggs and separate the yolks the night before and store it in a container to save a few mins in the morning.0
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BUMP. If you get this far I use Shaklee Energizing Soy Protein in 50% less sugar OJ. Delicious, quick and done.0
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nonfat, PLAIN, greek yogurt with protein powder mixed in, plus some fruit and ground flax seed mixed in. love it! sometimes I'll add some nuts or coconut.0
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Personally I'm not a morning person and I work out first thing in the morning... So breakfest has to be quick and not going to make me sick during my workout. So I grab a quick protien bar like Balance Bar or a builders bar before my workout and have a whey protien smoothie post workout...works perfect for me.0
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How about pickled eggs and beets? I know that doesn't sound very breakfasty but it is higher in protein and with the beets you are getting a vegetable. I don't use sugar to pickle the beets but instead use Splenda. I put in some clove, dill seed and peppercorns while I cook the beets. I make this up for a week of breakfasts at a time and have this with a piece of fruit. I eat breakfast at work and the pickled smell covers that unfortunate hardboiled egg smell.0
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Egg sandwich! I'll toast a piece (or two) of whole wheat bread, spread with a small amt of Promise, wipe a microwavable bowl with Promise (I use a paper towel), scramble an egg and a bit of skim milk in the bowl, add some pepper, and microwave for 1 minute, 30 seconds. The egg will be one piece, the size of the bottom of your bowl so I use a small cereal bowl so it fits on the toast. Put the egg on the toast and you're ready to go. You could also add veggies to it.0
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Leftovers, esp. salmon. Fish is just so low cal, high protein!0
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Try this its wonderful..
1/2 cup cooked Quinoa
3-4 Egg whites
1 serving of brown rice protein (or whatever protein you like, I have food intolerance's) Aprox. 60 calories
1/2 cup blueberries if you want
sugar free syrup to taste
1/4 cup almond milk.
Delicious and gluten free if you cant have gluten like me:)0 -
On of my favorites that I haven't had in a while is instant oatmeal cooked and then I'd pour a container of yogurt over the top.
It was always filling.0 -
My wife is putting chocolate protein powder in her coffee, gives her the caffeine and 25g of protein. Haven't tried vanilla but pretty sure it will taste ok, like french vanilla creamer.
Can you please tell me what kind of protein powder she uses? I've tried this with a few different kinds and can't seem to find one that dissolves in coffee. Thanks!0 -
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Thanks for all the replies everyone, really do appreciate them all.
[/quote]Recipe for the quiche cupcakes too please?[/quote]
They're here.... http://www.slenderkitchen.com/quiche-cupcakes/ I made them yesterday and had them for breakfast this morning, they're great!I'm up at 6AM and outta the house at 7:30 and I make time to have a good breakfsat of eggs and peameal...no toast.... get up a bit earlier
Getting up earlier isn't an option for me which is why I'm asking about quick breakfasts. I work til pretty late in the evenings most evenings when I'm on school placement, til 10/11pm sometimes so don't sleep much before midnight mostly so getting up even earlier isn't something I'm going to do.Every Sunday night, I make a MASSIVE pot of steel cut oats. It has actually turned into my hubby's job while I make supper and prep the veggie sticks for the week.
For a very high-protein mix, I like to add 1/2 a scoop of my favourite chocolate protein powder to the oats after I re-heat them, along with some freshly sliced strawberries and a few splashes of milk (I like my oats runny and it also helps to cool them down).
I'd never thought about making it up before, that's actually a really good idea! I wasn't sure about how to do it with protein powder, wasn't sure if the cooking would ruin the powder but stirring it in after makes sense. Not sure why I didn't think of that before, duh! ThanksCan u drink your shake on the way to work and then once you get to work, make a quick breakfast? Maybe taost with peanut butter and eat it at your desk? We have microwaves, toasters, etc in our kitchen at work. Sometimes I'm running late and will throw all my breakfast and lunch in a bag and just make my breakfast when I get to work. Just a suggestion.
Unfortunately, not an option for me though I wish I could! I teach so when I get in I do stuff around the classroom and then the kids come in. That's what I used to do when I worked in an office as there was a toaster and stuff so I used to microwave some porridge/oatmeal. I could have the shake on the way to work though.Google "egg mug" recipes.
They look pretty good!I haven't made these, but you could make ahead protein pancakes and reheat:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/video-jamie-eason-pumpkin-spice-pancakes.htm
Man they look tasty, might have to give them a try.
So many fantastic ideas on here, thanks again everyone.0 -
My wife is putting chocolate protein powder in her coffee, gives her the caffeine and 25g of protein. Haven't tried vanilla but pretty sure it will taste ok, like french vanilla creamer.
That is a great idea! I never would've thought of doing that!0 -
I've been experimenting after reading all the suggestions. My favorite so far is 1/2c quick cooking irish steel cut oats microwaved with 1/2c unsweetened almond milk, 1/2c blueberries and one packet weight watchers creme brulee smoothie mix. Microwave all for a minute and stir. Can't eat while driving but its so fast you can probably fit it in. Cut it in half if too many calories or save half for the next day.0
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