Help I need more recipes for breakfast 200 cal

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  • posted by Gabby67
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    Hi I am on day 11 and needs some more ideas for breakfast at 200 cal any suggestions???
    I don’t like the drinks as they don’t fill me up I prefer food and have tried all the egg recipes in the book

  • posted by jpscloud
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    I like fage Greek yoghurt -it’s really filling and lovely with raspberries.

  • posted by Debi
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    Hello

    here’s some of my favourites that allow you to move away from eggs:)

    small pear, anchovies, Greek yoghurt
    cottage cheese with berries and seeds
    sliced ham rolled around strawberries

  • posted by Gabby67
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    Thank you will try

  • posted by FoFi
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    Porridge with milk is about 200kcals.

  • posted by TWills63
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    I also have yoghurt (full fat) with raspberries or blueberries and a small amount of mixed nuts and seeds. That seems to keep me going from 7am until lunch at around 12 🙂

  • posted by Patsy
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    I though porridge was ‘out’ FoFi?

    I like yoghurt with chopped pear and some coconut shreds.

  • posted by FoFi
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    I think that porridge is okay as long as it isn’t instant or otherwise heavily processed. The book mentions it and I think you’ll find it on here.
    Many on this site are taking a harder line on carbohydrate than the book does.

    I had it for much of my first two weeks which went very well. Since then I have more or less skipped breakfast and had larger lunch and dinner, or if dinner is going to be later had a 4pm snack.

  • posted by Patsy
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    Thanks. I thought it was OK after the 8 weeks, but not before – could have misunderstood. Will check the book again as I like porridge and the weather is getting cooler again so it’ll be more appealing than yoghurt.

  • posted by blissfulbabe
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    Four Heck Chicken Italia chipolatas plus some cherry tomatoes

    30 gms mascarpone, 50gms full fat Total greek yogurt and 20gms frozen raspberries – my favourite; very indulgent tasting and very filling!

  • posted by NellieBones
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    I’ve been eating the multigrain porridge from M&S, it is very low carb, and even includes flaxseed to help with constipation 😉

  • posted by captainlynne
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    Some of us diabetics can’t cope with porridge – it spikes our blood sugars. Others are ok with it.

    I normally have bacon and egg, or cooked meat. It keeps me going until my evening meal.

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