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Breakfast ideas

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Megsmcgoo · 03/11/2017 20:05

I have been having eggs/bacon for the last 2 weeks and today was extremely ill with excruciating Ibs cramps Sad

What else would you have for breakfast that doesn’t include the above? I have been thinking about the yogurt and berries mixed with cream, would that be allowed? Would it be the fage type of yogurt and how much cream?
Thank you!

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Alwaysinmyheart · 03/11/2017 20:10

Almond flour muffins are good and you can make a batch of them ( lots of recipes online)

Slice of tomato, salami and mozzarella, bake in oven

Sliced Ham or smoked salmon wrapped around Philadelphia cheese

I used to buy Atkins bars or milkshakes for a v quick breakfast

I agree, breakfasts are the hardest things about a low carb diet!

PeasAndHarmony · 03/11/2017 20:21

I have full fat Greek yoghurt with berries (I like the frozen ones from Aldi defrosted overnight).

Or grilled mushrooms, bacon, tomatoes and asparagus.

Or a plate of cheese, cold meats and veg sticks,

Maverick66 · 03/11/2017 20:25

Skyr yogurt is high protein.

Megsmcgoo · 03/11/2017 21:04

Would you defrost the berries in the yogurt overnight? I grab and and go in the morning and have my breakfast at the office.

It really is the hardest meal to organise! I like the ideas though that you’ve all given so far thank you, especially the mozzarella so tomato one

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PeasAndHarmony · 03/11/2017 21:56

I defrost the berries on their own then mix them into the yoghurt when I’m ready to eat them otherwise the juice gets into the yoghurt and makes it all runny/ milky which I hate!

Megsmcgoo · 04/11/2017 11:24

Lovely thanks peas!

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Alwaysinmyheart · 04/11/2017 17:27

This is actually a dessert but I've also had it for breakfast, it's lovely!

Mix a tub of Philly with some Splenda, cocoa powder and vanilla essence, you can also add some cream if you want. then enjoy! You could also have it with berries or nuts/seeds.

Alwaysinmyheart · 04/11/2017 17:31

Here's a recipe for almond flour and Parmesan crackers, you could have them with pate, cheese, ham, avocado, tomatoes etc.

www.google.co.uk/search?q=almond+flour+parmesan+crackers&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-gb&client=safari

Megsmcgoo · 05/11/2017 21:47

Thanks Always! Love the sound of the crackers

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AveAtqueVale · 09/11/2017 14:52

I recently accidentally discovered the following: a few spoons of ff Greek yoghurt, a few frozen strawberries (come
in bags from Tesco), a couple of spoonfuls of double cream, a few pecan nuts crumbled and sprinkled over the top. Leave it all for a few minutes for the strawberries to thaw slightly then crush them up and mix it all together. Has a slightly Eton mess-like quality as the semi-thawed strawberries crunch like meringue. If you worked the quantities out better than ‘a few’ and maybe grated some dark chocolate on top I think it would make a nice dessert too.

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