Monday, September 6, 2010

Quick and Easy...

Typically I'm gonna try to keep my food ideas to Fridays with D-Feast Friday's but with school staring tomorrow, (at least where I am at) I thought I would share what I have come up with for high protein breakfasts for Lovebug (and my other girls) to eat.  They are mostly for Lovebug because I want to (hopefully) keep her blood sugar level at school so we aren't having to give corrections doses or dealing with a lot of lows while she is there.

Here is what I have come up with so far:
  • Multi-grain cereal with strawberries or blueberries on top.
  • Breakfast burrito (whole grain tortilla) filled with cheese, some orange slices with milk
  • A cereal bar high in protein, apple slices with glass of milk
  • Scrambled eggs with cheese along with grapes and milk
  • Blueberries with vanilla yogurt and a slice of whole-grain toast 
  • Whole wheat bagel with cream cheese and some yogurt
  • A fruit smoothie blended with strawberries, blueberries and a scoop or protein powder mixed with yogurt or milk. 
  • Cottage Cheese w/low sugar jam sprinkled with grapenuts
So that's my short and sweet list.  I wanted the meals to be pretty quick and easy since Lovebug doesn't like to wait very long for her breakfast after she wakes up.

Please feel free to share what you give your kiddo's for breakfast when you comment!  I would love even more ideas.  Enjoy!




5 comments:

Unknown said...

Joe loves whole wheat toast (crust cut off - lol) with butter, PB, and 1t of honey...and a 1/2c of milk. Great breakfast tips Heather!

Donna said...

FANTASTIC tips, Heather!!
Thanks for sharing! I may have to use some of those. =)
We often do pancakes with peanut butter or cereal with toast and peanut butter.... Sugar Boy LOVES his PB so its easy to slip it in as a high fat protien whenever one is needed. =)

Unknown said...

Looks like our mornings....minus the gluten, of course ;)

Heidi / D-Tales said...

Your breakfasts resemble ours. My kids eat a lot of yogurt. I swear they subsist on yogurt. They've been known to eat a spoonful of peanut butter, too. They also like the EAS AdvantEDGE carb control ready-to-drink protein shakes in chocolate fudge.

Alexis Nicole said...

Justice is pretty picky, but school days they eat in the car. We do all natural whole grain mini pancakes with either a yogurt or a protein bar from Z bars, theyre awesome..


weekends, whole grain toast eggs, turkey sausage and salsa :D

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