Leslie E.
In the morning I like to eat eggs, fruit and cheese and drink coofee and orange juice
Yolanda T.
Fruit ( at least two different fruit varieties ), nuts and a big bowl of almond milk with lots of corn flakes and biscuits!
K Thi Y.
You can have oats, granola, cereals, fruits, vegetables
Miguel S.
oatmeal and toast with butter
Evelyne F.
Scrambled eggs
Mike P.
Poached eggs on avocado toast ๐๐
Peter T.
Oatmeal with berries, nuts, and a drizzle of honey
Leroy X.
Low in sugar, high protein
Willie U.
Steel cut oats with fruit and yogurt. I make a big pot of oats at the beginning of the week, and keep frozen fruit in my freezer. In the morning, I put some oats in a bowl, add some frozen fruit, and microwave until hot. Stir that together, add plain yogurt and maybe some vanilla extract
Sherry P.
Breakfast with eggs and bacon , huge can of coffee, a salad with seasons , a fruity yogurt
Kimberly J.
Just depends on what you like and how much time you have on the morning. Iโm always rushing out the door, so a package of tuna or something prepared the night before is good. I keep nuts in my desk at work so I have something is still nutritious within reach.
Amalie A.
Chia Pudding and Avocado Toast
Rachel U.
Egg with cheese
Frederikke B.
One with protein, while wheat carb, and fruit
Jason T.
The best breakfast is anything that gives you energy, yet it is hearty and usually involves a bit of fruit
Raul J.
I use eggs, dry fruits, and black good quality coffee.
Micheal P.
Personally, I like oatmeal with some apple butter mixed in, and I just had a great omelette with spinach and cheese in it
Guy E.
For the last few days, I’ve been having hard boiled eggs with a pack of instant oatmeal and some kind of fruit like an apple or a banana.
Gede O N.
Oatmeal banana
Connie N.
Anything that goes with egg
Assun O Q.
The best breakfast Is a protein rich breakfast, with no added sugars, no processed nutrients.
Andreas A.
Yogurt and granola, handfull of almonds, an apple or banana with peanut butter.
Caroline U.
I love plain yoghurt, frozen raspberries and hemp hearst