My first thought is probably a smoothie. They’re versatile and if you’re doing something like a keto diet there are a few good specific recipes out there. You can use fruits, or veggies that may have less carbs than fruit, dairy or non dairy alternatives, add seeds or nut butters for extra nutrients. :) Hope that helps!
When I wake up for school in the morning, I sometimes don’t have time for breakfast either. However, it is an important meal to recognize because it gives you energy for the rest of the day. Protein bars, granola and yogurt, or cereals are nice short breakfast options, but if you’re looking for low carb you might want to try some fruit like an apple or banana. Putting peanut butter or jelly also increases the deliciousness for me! Hope this was helpful!
I think that dried fruits, like almonds or nuts, are some of the best source of energy. Than almond milk, fresh fruit and jam
Instant oats, even if it’s with just honey or brown sugar. Boiled eggs and multigrain bread if you really need some carbs. Andddddd prepping the day before is the best way to guarantee you have good meals ahead and I’m struggling with myself too, to learn to start the day with success and that includes mini exercise and good breakfast.
A smoothie filled with green veg & red berries (using any combination of ice, water, coconut water, nut milk) and apple & courgette instead of banana to fluff/thicken up the consistency.
As a nearly lifelong Type I diabetic, I have had to pay attention to nutrition since childhood. Therefore, unless there is a health reason to avoid carbohydrates, don’t completely avoid them. Instead, focus on eating a balance of clean carbohydrates--mostly fruits and vegetables--and only as much protein as you actually need to maintain your body in a healthy state. Once your body gets to burning fat, you will require less carbohydrates, but it will take time to get there. And when you are, focus on healthy fats like olive and avocado. Keep in mind that while carbohydrates and proteins are 4 calories per gram, fatd are 9, and you really don’t need a lot of fat.
Low carb smoothies! Try berry smoothies, green smoothies, or peanut butter smoothies. They’re best with coconut or almond milk
You can make an eggsandwish and instead of bread, you ca use lettuse. It tastes good and you don’t have to spend a lot of money :) hope this helps
I like a spoon full of peanut butter with a banana and yogurt. Good balance of carbs and protein, but still light enough not to fill you up.
I’d suggest you scrambled eggs, smoked salmon or some chickpeas with vegetables! I’m trying to do my best with this breakfast and I’m so happy because I don’t feel hungry for a good amount of time 😊
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