News Forums PS1000 Plan Phase 1 Breakfast Help

5 replies, 5 voices Last updated by Trish Featherston 7 years, 9 months ago
Viewing 6 posts - 1 through 6 (of 6 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #13823

    Kait Robinson
    Participant
    @erobinsoncc
    Karma Coins: 750

    I don’t like breakfast. Eggs are my lease favorite. Any ideas on what I can do?

    #13824

    Kait Robinson
    Participant
    @erobinsoncc
    Karma Coins: 750

    Sorry about that–least favorite

    #13825

    Anonymous
    Inactive
    @
    Karma Coins: 0

    I usually have a protein shake for breakfast and love it. This is the one I use and its 225 cal.
    – ANS – Diablo Protein, 1.5 scoop (28g) – Chocolate Brownie flavor
    – Generic – Silk Pure Almond Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk, 1.5 cup
    – Amazing Grass – Green Superfood Powder, 0.5 scoop

    #13826

    Terrie Richards
    Participant
    @mizztmn
    Karma Coins: 2 795

    Hi Kait, we do protein shakes. They are quick and easy. My husband is up and out the door by 5am. I am not about to get up at 4 to make him an egg breakfast. This morning we had the chocolate covered strawberry one. I made his normal and he loved it. I added a packet of stevia to mine for that little bit of morning sweetness that I miss from my morning coffee.
    Hope this helps 🙂

    #14808

    Paula Gunning
    Participant
    @Paula
    Karma Coins: 5 345

    Hormone-free turkey sausage with sauteed veggies or sauerkraut, yogurt with fruit, grapefruit, cottage cheese with fruit, melba toast or WASA with almond butter or a cottage cheese spread-these are a few I’ve enjoyed. It’s also easy to put fruit, water, and protein powder in a blender.

    #14823

    Trish Featherston
    Participant
    @chubbabone
    Karma Coins: 5 140

    I also have been doing the breakfast shakes and love them. Quest peanut butter flavor protein powder, frozen strawberries, and water (or sometimes almond milk or coconut milk) is my favorite. I put 2-4 ice cubes if I want to make it more frozen or thick, and sometimes add a little plain yogurt for more creaminess.

Viewing 6 posts - 1 through 6 (of 6 total)
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.