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Breakfast of Champions!

ChezC3

ChezC3

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Mine today:

3 WASA crispbread topped with 3 pieces of pickled herring

3 WASA crispbread topped with LAUGHING COW Baby Swiss

1 lb Deans Non-Fat Cottage Cheese


LAVAZZA coffee Green Label, can't think of the name.

What's yours?
 
I'm a big fan of wasa crispbread and very regularly eat that as well. I may not do it every morning but my absolute favorite "breakfast of champions" is:

- Omelette with hummus, cheese, jalapenos, onion and turkey
- 1 piece of whole grain toast
- turkey bacon
- large cup(s) of local coffee brand
 
ChezC3 said:
Mine today:

3 WASA crispbread topped with 3 pieces of pickled herring

3 WASA crispbread topped with LAUGHING COW Baby Swiss

1 lb Deans Non-Fat Cottage Cheese


LAVAZZA coffee Green Label, can't think of the name.

What's yours?
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... a bowl of cereal
 
A smoothie with Hemp protein, coconut oil, raspberries, peaches, OJ, Strawberry/Kiwi juice, Bulgarian yogurt, and a banana.
 
ChezC3 said:
Mine today:

3 WASA crispbread topped with 3 pieces of pickled herring

3 WASA crispbread topped with LAUGHING COW Baby Swiss

1 lb Deans Non-Fat Cottage Cheese


LAVAZZA coffee Green Label, can't think of the name.

What's yours?
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You ate an entire POUND of cottage cheese??? :shock:
 
Coffee.

Actually today I also have a cranberry scone that I had baked earlier this week.
 
RabidAlpaca said:
I'm a big fan of wasa crispbread and very regularly eat that as well. I may not do it every morning but my absolute favorite "breakfast of champions" is:

- Omelette with hummus, cheese, jalapenos, onion and turkey
- 1 piece of whole grain toast
- turkey bacon
- large cup(s) of local coffee brand
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Nice, have to try the hummus w/ eggs. I'm big fan of hummus.

WASA has been a long time fav.
 
Ikari said:
Coffee.

Actually today I also have a cranberry scone that I had baked earlier this week.
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Good British girl, with the scone, well done!! Tea instead of coffee would have been perfection.
 
ChezC3 said:
Mine today:

3 WASA crispbread topped with 3 pieces of pickled herring

3 WASA crispbread topped with LAUGHING COW Baby Swiss

1 lb Deans Non-Fat Cottage Cheese


LAVAZZA coffee Green Label, can't think of the name.

What's yours?
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You must have a cast iron stomach. I'm nauseous just reading the listing.
 
Food makes me sleepy, always has, so breakfast is not my preferred meal although all the wise ones will tell you it's the most important. Coffee and the papers is my breakfast of champions.
 
Dragonfly said:
You ate an entire POUND of cottage cheese??? :shock:
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Yep all 320 calories 48g protein, 24g carb, and 0g Fat of it! Little pepper and a spoon. ;)

I normally keep that for right before bed. Had it this morning because I ran out of eggs. Otherwise it would have been 1 whole egg 11 egg whites.

Getting older, need to keep that muscle mass up..
 
A few sips of water and its off to the treadmill for me.
 
Ikari said:
Coffee.

Actually today I also have a cranberry scone that I had baked earlier this week.
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Scones!!!!

I love me some scones.
 
CanadaJohn said:
You must have a cast iron stomach. I'm nauseous just reading the listing.
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I do actually, but it isn't that bad.... That feeling in your tummy is probably from that last one-too-many Blue's you had...:2razz:
 
I usually have a large cup or two of coffee and maybe a handful or two of peanuts or almonds.
 
CanadaJohn said:
Good British girl, with the scone, well done!! Tea instead of coffee would have been perfection.
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I mean, I'm not a girl, nor am I British.
 
WCH said:
A smoothie with Hemp protein, coconut oil, raspberries, peaches, OJ, Strawberry/Kiwi juice, Bulgarian yogurt, and a banana.
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Ever try Skyr?

I'm not familiar with the Bulgarian variety of yogurt aside from it's known to give Greeks indigestion...;)

It's actually a cheese though it is often marketed/sold as a yogurt. It's Icelandic. High protein, low carb, fat. Good stuff.
 
dont be jelly but my breakfst was fantastic :mrgreen:
 
ChezC3 said:
Ever try Skyr?

I'm not familiar with the Bulgarian variety of yogurt aside from it's known to give Greeks indigestion...;)

It's actually a cheese though it is often marketed/sold as a yogurt. It's Icelandic. High protein, low carb, fat. Good stuff.
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Heard of it...have friends from Iceland. This Bulgarian yogurt is actually made in Austin TX
 
ChezC3 said:
Ever try Skyr?

I'm not familiar with the Bulgarian variety of yogurt aside from it's known to give Greeks indigestion...;)

It's actually a cheese though it is often marketed/sold as a yogurt. It's Icelandic. High protein, low carb, fat. Good stuff.
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why greeks ?
 
Medusa said:
why greeks ?
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It loses something when you have to explain it....:lol:

It's an understood fact, around these parts at least that Greeks and Bulgarians don't get along too well. Kinda like Germans and Poles...

Old prejudices die hard.
 
ChezC3 said:
It loses something when you have to explain it....:lol:

It's an understood fact, around these parts at least that Greeks and Bulgarians don't get along too well. Kinda like Germans and Poles...

Old prejudices die hard.
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So add me to that list :lol:
 
most mornings, steel cut oatmeal with some blueberries. a dollop of organic peanut butter for some zing.
 
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