healthy breakfast?

Logan · Mar 29, 2011

Originally Posted by shaneclerk

Carnation instant breakfast, chocolate flavored mixed with milk gives you all the nutrients and boost for the day.Two slices of granary toast and two poached egg is pretty balanced and healthy.I am hooked on crisps and lard after watching so many people eating it.

When I was 21, I was working a pretty physical job and I would drink a Carnation breakfast and have 2 slices of toast with a little peanut butter and I was always good until lunch. Plus it tasted fantastic. Now I'm liking a small bowl of the multi-grain cheerios and fruit, usually a banana.

sho'nuff · Mar 29, 2011

today, mcdonald sausage burrito and sausage biscuit. caramel mccafe. mmm.

A Canuker · Mar 29, 2011

www.dorsetcereals.co.uk/

Is my goto cereal in the morning. I like most all of them and order it by the case now as it's hard to find in Calgary and cheaper this way. We just took a trip to the UK and sampled some of the types that don't make it to Canada and enjoyed them greatly.

Connemara · Mar 29, 2011

Originally Posted by sho'nuff

today, mcdonald sausage burrito and sausage biscuit. caramel mccafe. mmm.
Isn't McD's breakfast your favorite thing in the world? I won't lie, the rare bacon egg and cheese biscuit meal is one of my fav treats.

sho'nuff · Mar 29, 2011

i dont think i can live in a world ..without mcdonalds breakfast.

more times than not, having a hot mcdonalds breakfast puts me faster into a good mood and/or sets me out on the right foot for the day quickly.
so, if done moderately, that sure has to be a healthy breakfast. something that can lift my spirits

Scrumhalf · Mar 29, 2011

Originally Posted by Connemara

Isn't McD's breakfast your favorite thing in the world?

I won't lie, the rare bacon egg and cheese biscuit meal is one of my fav treats.

BTW, how's your morning training going?

TRA8324 · Mar 29, 2011

I keep a big container of raw, unsalted almonds at my desk. I eat 20-30 of those most mornings.

Crat · Mar 29, 2011

plain oats with milk or water

fuji · Mar 29, 2011

I usually have 4 eggs with tomatoes and bacon chopped up and 3 scoops of whey mixed with 1% fat milk. Over 100g of protein and about 1000 calories.

Crat · Mar 29, 2011

Isn't that quite a lot of calories?

dragon8 · Mar 30, 2011

Originally Posted by fuji

I usually have 4 eggs with tomatoes and bacon chopped up and 3 scoops of whey mixed with 1% fat milk. Over 100g of protein and about 1000 calories.

thats alot of protein>

alex99 · Mar 30, 2011

Originally Posted by fuji

I usually have 4 eggs with tomatoes and bacon chopped up and 3 scoops of whey mixed with 1% fat milk. Over 100g of protein and about 1000 calories.

What do you do for a living? For a day laborer, this would be a great breakfast. For an office worker, not so much.

Kajak · Mar 30, 2011

Pretty sure he's a student.

sweetsmith · Mar 30, 2011

I can eat oatmeal, egg, and fruits the whole week.

Mr. White · Mar 30, 2011

Originally Posted by fuji

I usually have 4 eggs with tomatoes and bacon chopped up and 3 scoops of whey mixed with 1% fat milk. Over 100g of protein and about 1000 calories.

Hate to be the first to tell you. Your body can take up a lot of amino acid. But it won't convert more than about 45-55 g of that into proteins. The rest gets burned for fuel. Since amino acids contain nitrogen, they burn hotter than carbos or fats. Which means, eating more proteins vs. carbos just makes you hotter after a meal. And wastes money. And overloads you with fats and sterols (which are usually found along with naturally-occurring proteins).

healthy breakfast?

Senior Member

grrrrrrrr!!

Distinguished Member

Stylish Dinosaur

grrrrrrrr!!

Distinguished Member

Senior Member

Distinguished Member

Distinguished Member

Distinguished Member

Distinguished Member

Senior Member

Distinguished Member

New Member

Senior Member

FEATURED PRODUCTS

Similar threads

Featured Sponsor

Definitely full canvas only

Half canvas is fine

Really don't care

Depends on fabric

Depends on price

Forum Sponsors

Forum statistics

FOLLOW STYLEFORUM ON: