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need breakfast ideas

I am 4 weeks out, and just started solid food. Yay for no more mushies!! I am looking for breakfast ideas as I am getting tired of scrambled eggs. Here's the kicker though....I am only allowed proteins. My doctor has a strict schedule to follow, and no veggies or carbs yet, and no dairy. What are some other things that you eat for breakfast??

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  • Well I became creative with omelets, by adding crabmeat and Monterey Jack cheese. If you don't like that there is meat loafs, cottage cheese, fish, chicken, chili, there's tons of stuff.

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    i just had (sorry, scrambled eggs) i cooked sausage, added onions, bell peppers, salsa, cheese and let me say this is awesome..very filling....and i have this every weekend about 4 oz and i am done

  • I get sick of eggs too, so sometimes I'll have a small lean hamburger patty, and melt a slice of 2% American cheese on top. I can't eat much in the morning, but for blood sugar issues, I have to eat

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Well I became creative with omelets, by adding crabmeat and Monterey Jack cheese. If you don't like that there is meat loafs, cottage cheese, fish, chicken, chili, there's tons of stuff.

i just had (sorry, scrambled eggs)

i cooked sausage, added onions, bell peppers, salsa, cheese

and let me say this is awesome..very filling....and i have this every weekend

about 4 oz and i am done/full :)

I get sick of eggs too, so sometimes I'll have a small lean hamburger patty, and melt a slice of 2% American cheese on top. I can't eat much in the morning, but for blood sugar issues, I have to eat something. The patty is about 2oz of meat.

Another alternative I do, is have 1/2 Aidell's chicken Apple Sausage with an egg. LOVE that. I get the sausage at costco.....much cheaper than the market.

http://www.aidells.com/products

Mornings that I am home for breakfast I enjoy crustless quiche. There are many creative possibilities for what to add. I add a variety of cheeses and/or meats, and/or veggies.

Most mornings I stick with a Protein shake. Sometimes I will do oatmeal with Protein powder or some sugar free pudding with protein powder. Your plan sounds pretty restrictive, does you nutritionist have examples...they should be able to help you out. eggs do get old quick! Good luck!

I am not yet banded but because of all the meds I take I need to eat something in the morning. I'm not a huge breakfast person and the only breakfast foods I really like are all the bad ones. You know, biscuits and gravy or pancakes. So for the past couple of years I eat a can of chicken and noodle soup for breakfast. I like it, it's not too heavy and it's higher in protein and low in calories. My point is just because something is not a traditional breakfast food doesn't mean you can't eat it in the morning. Find something you like and wave your magic wand over it. Wa La! It's now a breakfast food in your world.

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