Steak and eggs.
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Thread: So... What's for breakfast?
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Bob's Red Mill 5 Grain Rolled Cereal: http://www.bobsredmill.com/5-grain-rolled-cereal.html and Dunkin Donuts coffee. I reckon that is a decent breakfast. Breakfast is still a tough meal for me to figure out.
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1/2 cup rolled oat, 1/2 cup Cheerios, Blackberries, psyllium husk/ground flax seed sprinkled on, skim milk. Every day.
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06-14-2009, 08:22 AM #15
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Protein pancakes . . . I make a big batch every Sunday, pack them up in ziplock bags (packs of 3 or 4 pancakes), and store them in the freezer. Keep a few thawed in the fridge at all times. 30 seconds in the microwave and I have breakfast every day or a quick & easy snack. Easy to take to work as well.
Especially good with a little peanut butter on them or some low carb syrup.
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Upon waking:
2 cups skim milk
1 scoop whey protein
2 cups water
fistful o' pills
Breakfast (aprox. 1/2 hour later):
6 whole organic, pastured eggs, scrambled
3/4 c steel cut oats with cinnamon & 1 tbsp raw honey
1 medium grapefruit
22oz black coffee
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this is how i like to start the day.
12 oz milk
12 oz liquid eggwhits from eggwhites international
2 scoops peanut butter chocolate isoflex
2 cups ground oat ground in coffee grinder
3 tbl peanutbutter
10 grams of glutamine
then use this shake to wash down my animal pak.EAT!!!!!!! TRAIN!!!!!!!!! SLEEP!!!!!!!!! GROW!!!!!!!!!
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1 cup (prepared with water) old fashioned oats with a scoop of whey protein added...and a large cup of coffee plus supps.
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Sure . . . this is for a double-batch, makes around 36 5-inch pancakes which tends to get me through a week.
- 32 oz egg substitute (this is 2 of the small cartons, Sams & Costco has them pretty cheap)
- 2 cups Oatmeal
- 2 cups lowfat Cottage Cheese
- 4 scoops vanilla whey (you can add more if you want, the brand I use is 30g protein/scoop)
- 1 tbsp vanilla or maple extract
- 1 or 2 tbsp Splenda (to taste)
I throw this all in a 6 qt bowl, stir with a spatula first to get the protein powder stirred in, then use a hand blender to mix it up . . . just enough to break up the cottage cheese and oatmeal. Let it sit for 5 or 10 minutes to thicken up and it seems to work better. I bought a cheap electric griddle that cooks 5 at a time pretty easily, cook them at 350 degrees. Or you can just cook them in a pan.Last edited by taf1968; 06-14-2009 at 04:17 PM.
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I had protein shake with banana, straberries, and honey. low-fat yogurt with straberries and blueberries
lunch is salad with steak and goat cheese and a hord boiled egg.
there was a gluten free blueberry muffin in there too (high in protein and calories those things)
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