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I eat the same breakfast probably 6 days a week and have yet to get tired of it. It's a mix of shredded wheat, uncle sam, g**** nuts, and an **** load of fruit. Today had banana, raisins, strawberrys, blueberrys, raspberrys, and blackberrys.
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today was golden grahams.
MmmmmmOriginally Posted by smot poker
I eat the same breakfast probably 6 days a week and have yet to get tired of it. It's a mix of shredded wheat, uncle sam, g**** nuts, and an **** load of fruit. Today had banana, raisins, strawberrys, blueberrys, raspberrys, and blackberrys.
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Mon-Sat I have the same thing, Kashi Blueberry Cluster cereal with fresh blueberries and skim milk. On Sundays, we go to Jimmy's Egg and I have the Popeyes Revenge omelette with hashbrowns and fruit, and a ****load of orange juice.
Been this way for at least 3 years.
There is a very nice breakfast thread on OConnells Smot. Deer scraps is the consensus.
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Banana nut muffin today.
Most days
1/2 English muffin
"big egg" 1 whole egg with 1 egg white over easy
2 cups of coffee
8 - 16 oz water
157 calories
Since 2005
Today
Scrambled eggs, BACON, toasted bagel, Mike's potatoes, and a slice of key lime pie!
(Mike is my son and he makes amazing breakfast potatoes)
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My go-to breakfast is sliced provolone on multigrain bread, toasted in the toaster oven, coffee, and diet Dr. Pepper.
\I eat the same breakfast probably 6 days a week and have yet to get tired of it. It's a mix of shredded wheat, uncle sam, g**** nuts, and an **** load of fruit. Today had banana, raisins, strawberrys, blueberrys, raspberrys, and blackberrys.
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What do you do to purchase the various fresh berries? In the winter the individual containers of blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, and blackberries are fairly expensive. Do you buy one container of each every week? Or do they sell a container of mixed berries?
Here in California, we get lots of tastey, locally grown blueberries in the summer,, but in the winter months the stores import them from Florida, Argentina, and Chile. I tried the Florida and Argentina ones in December and they were tasteless as can be. The Chile blueberries are usually good.
In fact, I bought some today at Trader Joe's - organic blueberries from Chile, and they are as flavorful and firm as locally summer grown - and at a very good price - $3.49 for an 11 oz. container. Not sure if the organic is relevant or not but I'm sticking with it.
bacon.
Wild berry bagels with strawberry cream cheese.
I don't know about smot, but I use strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries on salads & for breakfast, etc all year round... Most OKC stores have them in containers, and whole foods usually does then in fresh fruit cups as well. What we rarely can get at a good price any time of the year is cherries - I have paid $9+/lb.
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why the hell would you do that?
I love cherries.
i guess you love cherries more than i do.
I worked in the produce department during college and I loved when we got cherries in. I would eat about a pound of them (for quality control) a week. Free bings are good, did not care for Ranier cherries as much.
Omigosh, I have totally eaten a pound of cherries for lunch, they're so yummy. The darker versions are better in cobbler & pie - I actually prefer Ranier for eating fresh tho. One year I found them in Kalispell for $.99/lb, I think I bought 10lbs & my cousins and I ate them coming all the way home.
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I am eating cherries at my desk right now. I have been hooked on them since last summer and would gladly pay at least $9/lb for them. Addicting.
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cinnamon life most days...
occasionally my wife makes pancakes/waffles....
on sunday i eat krispy creme donuts at church.....
What on earth were you doing in Kalispell?
Breakfast burrito.
Whitewater rafting.
I like cherries in my breakfast burrito.
Grits with butter, melted cheese and crumbled turkey bacon. Coffee black with whipped cream.
Or a thin cut bagel with butter, cream cheese and taramosalata spread over it.
Love that area. Living without plumbing sucked, though. (Not to insinuate that greater Kalispell is lacking in that department...but the laundromats have coin operated showers for a reason)
As of yesterday, my commute has increased by 25 minutes... and let's face it, I was less than punctual before. Eating breffas at home is no longer an option. What are some healthy, fast and easy portable options?
Protein shake or Egg McMuffin. I know what you're thinking, but it's pretty healthy.
If that's a non starter for you, pre-prep some breakfast burritos and freeze them.
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See you at 6am.
Gimme a good thing for a protein shake.Protein shake or Egg McMuffin. I know what you're thinking, but it's pretty healthy.
If that's a non starter for you, pre-prep some breakfast burritos and freeze them.
Occasionally I have to eat on the way to work. I'll either make an english muffin with peanut butter or grab a cliff bar.
Whaddya like? I just use a whey powder and milk. You can use pb, bananas, strawberries, blueberries, whatever.
I will send you some suggestions in a few
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Berries & whey & milk?
(Little Miss Moppet?)
Sure. I just use (flavored) whey and milk, but you can make em however you want.
Oatmeal with ground flaxseed, walnuts and strawberries. Every. Single. Day.
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leftover chicken titties.
Pound cake and sausage is a winning combo at 6 am.
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I makes several smoothies with protein powder and fruit and veggies, I also make ahead breakfast burritos, make ahead english muffin sandwiches, I make my own "lara" bars, and I also like Greek Yogurt with walnuts and blueberries with a banana ...
And peaches.
How do you do the burritos?
I makes several smoothies with protein powder and fruit and veggies, I also make ahead breakfast burritos, make ahead english muffin sandwiches, I make my own "lara" bars, and I also like Greek Yogurt with walnuts and blueberries with a banana ...
Probably with some beggin' strips.
Eggs (3 whites/1 yolk,) 2% cheese, turkey sausage, wrap em and freeze em.
Pretty close but I use the whole egg, the good stuff is in the yolk, I use low carb whole wheat tortillas from mission but the white ones have the same carbs and sugars. I make them 8-10 at a time depending on the number of tortillas in the bag. I get 3 burritos for every 2 eggs ... I use turkey sausage, salsa, and 2% cheddar all scrambled together. I warm my tortillas a bit so they are soft. I make them let them cool a few minutes wrap them individual in press and seal wrap, freeze them. I take the one I want to eat out at night and put it in the fridge then I usually only have to microwave them 15 seconds on each side and I add more salsa =)
You can freeze scrambled eggs?
I make my smoothie packs ahead of time too... I mix my protein powder and greek yogurt together then I scoop it into ice trays. I freeze it and then I am ready to make my little packets (zipper bags or little rubbermaids work) I put 2 protein cubes in each, 1/4 of an avocado, mixed berries (blue, black, straw and rasp), and kale then I dump that in the blender with 4 oz almond milk and 1 table spoon of chia seeds blend and add ice if you want it thicker and a little water if you want it thinner. Get a nice Tervis tumbler with a lid and straw and it travels like a dream!
English muffin sandwiches are the same as burritos I make them and wrap them individual.
I also make banana and egg protein pancakes which wrap nicely around a strip of turkey bacon =)
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yes.
Yes and they are quite good when you eat them in a week or so. Like I said lay it out in the fridge overnight
I cut the yolk to cut the fat. Making my numbers is tough if I use yolks. I use mission carb balance tortillas to make sure I get my fiber.
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