Sajjad N.
I do mix of honey,banana, sesame, chia seeds, yoghort, almonds. Then i will eat cheese on bread with walnuts and greens. This is my perfect breakfast.
Byron X.
Variatie
Ik begin graag met iets vullend zoals een boterham met avocado . Daarna wat graantjes en yohurt en dan nog een stukje fruit. Ik hou wel van zoete dingen dus ik sta me toe om chocolade dan te eten
Ik begin graag met iets vullend zoals een boterham met avocado . Daarna wat graantjes en yohurt en dan nog een stukje fruit. Ik hou wel van zoete dingen dus ik sta me toe om chocolade dan te eten
Fadzai N.
I like to keep midweek breakfast quick & easy to prepare because mornings are routinely busy; nutritious because health is wealth; yummy, colourful and textured because I enjoy indulging my senses; and tailored to my health needs e.g. my blood type, short &/or long term medical conditions, level of expected activity that day, mood etc. My go to is high fibre cereal, I’m particularly fond of Kellogg’s bran flakes, I add nuts, fresh fruit, my preferred milk & voila! No sugar at all. The fruits add sweetness. I also add marine collagen in my cereal for my skin. Tea &/or water, but always water.
I fast 5:2 so on Fridays and Sundays no brekky, just plain water.
On Saturdays I eat what I feel like and I take my time if I can. I almost always have eggs, vegetables, fruit salad + anything else I fancy that day like avocado, smoked fish fillets, beans, goat cheese, etc & a warm beverage to help with digesting it all. Tea & water are my choice breakfast bevvies.
That said, I have a simple meal planner Mon – Sun that helps me manage my grocery bill, shopping time & ensure I’m always stocked up. 1 tray of blueberries, strawberries & a couple of bananas, tinned peaches with my cereal & milk is my entire breakfast shopping list & it’s under $5/day. It doesn’t get old either.
Hope this helps! Xx
Avery F.
Some healthy food like oat, salad or even just an apple is enough to give you energy for a day. Make something that you like and healthy as your breakfast.