I would like to but most time i’m too unmotivated to go to the grocery store and buy things to make a variety of breakfast dishes
I eat various foods depending what I have available to me. For instance, on the weekends, I have the time to cook something for fancy such as French toast, omelets, pancakes and more but on the weekdays I normally have to eat things that take less time to prepare. However, I always make sure I’m eating the right foods like fruit everyday and grains and more so I’d say as long as u are happy with what u are eating and ur body is happy with it to, varying ur foods is great!
I do vary what I eat every morning because most times I wake up in the afternoon and skip breakfast but when I am awake I eat depending on how hungry or full I get when I eat.
I usually have a protein shake or seaweed and cottage cheese. Not amazing but I would like to include more greens and healthy fish.
I like to eat different things every single day, and maybe because I’m a Gemini, or just my personality, I really hate routines in general. I like to start of each day differently by making it not boring.
I don’t I go through phases with foods lol. I go weeks eating the same thing until I find something else that peaks my interest
It all depends on what is there at home. While there are some days when I continue eating the same thing every day, the thing usually differs from time to time.
For the most part I eat 2 eggs, either scrambled or hard boiled, and an apple. Today I drank a protein shake with skim milk. I try to push protein, especially since I’ve never been a breakfast eater until I started Fabulous.
Water is what I start my day with always, that doesn’t change. But later in the day when I eat I vary between nondairy yogurt and fruit. But do what’s best for you and what your body’s calling for.
I would say so. Sometimes it’s as simple as an egg and fruit, sometimes its a breakfast burrito, and sometimes it’s Cheryl’s.
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