Before I dive into healthy, easy, high protein breakfast ideas, I wanted to provide some updates!... First, have you tuned into my podcast, Health, Wealth, and Your Best Self on iTunes or Spotify? A new episode dropped this week on the top nutrition myths I gotta bust. Click here to listen! Second, if you're looking for a way to get more consistent with your workouts, my monthly membership, Weight Loss Warriors is opening for enrollment on November 1st-7th. Click here to learn more about WLW!
Weight Loss Warriors also received a makeover this month and is now divided into 2 levels of membership: basic & V.I.P. Go check it out! Third, I have a few spots open for fitness, nutrition, and mindset coaching. In this month-by-month coaching program you will receive daily support via text and email, weekly custom nutrition plans (macros and meal ideas included), weekly workouts for your goals and lifestyle, AND nutrition lessons so you can learn more about nutrition every week! Click here to request more info! Alright! Housekeeping is all done, let's get into some easy, healthy breakfast ideas that will help you mix things up while staying on track!
Overnight Oats: mix 1/2 cup dry oats with 1 cup almond milk or yogurt of choice. Add in more variety with chopped nuts, fresh or dried fruit, protein powder, chia seeds, or other additives! Refrigerate overnight for a thick, pudding-like treat in the morning! (macros for 1/2 cup oats, 1 cup almond milk, & 1 scoop protein: 30p 5f 30c)
Protein Pancakes: mix 1 scoop of protein with 1 egg and a splash of water, cook like a pancake! Option two: mix 1 cup egg whites with 1/2 cup oats, stevia and cinnamon and cook like a pancake! (macros for 1 scoop protein and 1 egg: 30p 7f 2c)
Egg Bites: whisk up some eggs (1 per muffin tin), seasoning, bell pepper, and bacon then pour it into a muffin tin. Bake for 30 minutes at 350 degrees and refrigerate for easy access! (macros for 1 egg bite: 6p 7f 2c)
Protein smoothie: blend 1 cup ice, 1 cup water, 1/2 banana, 1 tbsp peanut butter, and 1 scoop protein. Use milk instead of water for added creaminess. Play around with ot