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Hi,

 

can anyone suggest something for breakfast that keeps hunger under reasonable control for a decent length of time, but doesn't

a) taste like cardboard and b) look like something you feed to cattle (or worse still, look like something you fed to cattle the day before:sick:!)

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Vegemite on toast. Mmm.

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Vegemite on toast. Mmm.
Good God, NO!!!! How about a nice toasted bagel with lox, onions and cream cheese, yummmmmm!!
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Good God, NO!!!! How about a nice toasted bagel with lox, onions and cream cheese, yummmmmm!!

 

With a nice side of heart attack. :p

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how about cheese on top of cheese with extra cheese on the side? Topped off in butter.

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With a nice side of heart attack. :p
That's why you have the onions, to keep it healthy;) IF I were going to eat vegemite, I would spread it on freshly baked bread........then throw it away and have bacon and eggs.:D
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how about cheese on top of cheese with extra cheese on the side? Topped off in butter.
Pyro, did you ever have "cheese curds ", from the U.P.? Nasty!!
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HV, a lot depends on if your a drinker or not. In Texas , we usually have menudo and warm corn tortillas.:D

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Pyro, did you ever have "cheese curds ", from the U.P.? Nasty!!

 

good thing I never have then.

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Omg I make my idea of protein pancakes.

 

Corn meal, mashed bannana , cottage cheese , milk , oatmeal -- I make it in a pan like pancakes... you can add an egg, I just didnt have any when I made it .

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Black coffee is my breakfast of choice, but...

 

If I want a meal that doesn't make me ravenous 2 hours later, I go for protein. Like an omelet. I chop up vegetables in it for fiber and nutrition. A 2 egg omelet with a ton of vegetables is huge- the size of a dinner plate and keeps me satisfied. Two slices of turkey bacon is a good addition to the meal.

 

I stay away from grains and avoid bagels, toast, etc. Also I avoid fruit too. I'm carb sensitive and get crazy cravings if I have things too high on the glycemic index.

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Pyro, did you ever have "cheese curds ", from the U.P.? Nasty!!

 

I <3 the UP

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I do 6 oz of Plain, unsweetened yougurt, 4 oz of berries (low on glycemic index, but still sweet) and 1 oz of rolled oats. Can keep me feeling satisfied until almost dinner. Yummy too, not too sweet.

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I would eat a big cheese omlet, bacon, hash browns or corn beef. Then a yogurt some v8 and a grapefruit.

 

I go by the rule..eat like a king for breakfast, prince for lunch, and peasant for dinner.

 

I eat that way and now I'm back to sexy haha

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Bangers.... can't eat 'em anymore ...

 

Gravlax and capers

 

Bean, chile and rice burrito

 

Potatoes O'brien

 

Blueberry waffles topped with fruit compote and whipped cream

 

Eggs Benedict - this was a favorite of my exW

 

Buttermilk biscuits and pork sausage gravy

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I really like a small cup of oatmeal or rice pudding with raisins.

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I would eat a big cheese omlet, bacon, hash browns or corn beef. Then a yogurt some v8 and a grapefruit.

 

I go by the rule..eat like a king for breakfast, prince for lunch, and peasant for dinner.

 

I eat that way and now I'm back to sexy haha

 

I had never heard this before. I'm going to try it.

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Chorizo and egg tacos.

 

Or were you interested in, you know, healthy stuff?

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I'm a breakfast eater. I can't get through my day without a decent sized breakfast. During the weekdays I have a whole wheat english muffin with low fat cream cheese, sprouts and tomatoes, a hard boiled egg and a banana or a cup of blueberries.

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Today's breakfast:

 

4 whole eggs with about a 1/3 cup diced ham, spinach, and about a 1/3 cup cheese, all scrambled together.

 

3-4 TB of natural peanut butter

 

mmmmmm

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Black coffee

200 grams oats

50 grams of chocolate whey protein powder

Water

Apple

 

I use the quick cooking oats and discovered you dont even have to cook the things. I simply let the kettle cool while having coffe and then simply add the warm water (it was previously boiled so there's no germs as it may be with warm water). You can add milk, soy, skim or otherwise but I find that just adds calories.

 

Btw it looks like stuff you'd feed your cows only chocolate flavoured. :p

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Black coffee

200 grams oats

50 grams of chocolate whey protein powder

Water

Apple

 

I use the quick cooking oats and discovered you dont even have to cook the things. I simply let the kettle cool while having coffe and then simply add the warm water (it was previously boiled so there's no germs as it may be with warm water). You can add milk, soy, skim or otherwise but I find that just adds calories.

 

Btw it looks like stuff you'd feed your cows only chocolate flavoured. :p

 

Ouch. I can't handle the oatmeal + whey protein powder combination. It's just too knarly tasting for me. It took me about 4-5 tries on separate occasions for me to solidify my opinion on that.

 

Great nutritional breakdown though, if you can stomach it. ;)

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Ouch. I can't handle the oatmeal + whey protein powder combination. It's just too knarly tasting for me. It took me about 4-5 tries on separate occasions for me to solidify my opinion on that.

 

Great nutritional breakdown though, if you can stomach it. ;)

 

Love the stuff! :laugh:

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