top of page
Search

Breakfast Items to Keep On Hand

  • Writer: Chelsea Magyar
    Chelsea Magyar
  • Apr 22, 2024
  • 1 min read

I love breakfast! I also love sweets, so I tend to opt for a sweet breakfast, which makes me love breakfast even more. Finally, I love a high protein breakfast (I aim for 40g when possible, but otherwise 20g+ is awesome) because it helps me reach my protein target for the day, it keeps me full, and I heard it was a good idea from The Bodybuilding Dieticians (my absolute nutrition heroes, check out their podcast!).


To start the day off right every day, I wanted to make a list of things to keep on hand. I typically make some sort of oatmeal bowl, bake a protein banana bread, or make kodiak cakes with toppings.


Here's what I recommend keeping in stock (for myself at the very least šŸ˜‹):

-Oats

-Better Oats 100 calorie Maple Brown Sugar packets

-Protein powder (vegan/pea protein agrees best with me, I like Dymatize, Orgain, Ghost, and Plant Fusion)

-OWYN Pro Elite Vegan Plant-Based High Protein Shakes (the vanilla one is awesome!)

-Eggs or eggwhites for baking

-Apple sauce for baking (individual servings are best)

-Flour for baking

-Baking powder/soda for baking

-Bananas would be nice but they go bad so fast!

-Berries (can be frozen!)

-Almond butter

-Fat free Greek yogurt

-Carbmaster yogurt (from King Soopers, lactose free, but any low calorie flavored yogurt would be comparable)

-Oats 'n Honey Cheerios

-Almond milk

-Sugar-free vanilla coffee sweetener

-Decaf instant coffee

-Green tea

-Herbal tea


Now I have my breakfast grocery list, and so do you! Please enjoy and also enjoy a link to The Bodybuilding Dieticians: https://www.thebodybuildingdietitians.com

Ā 
Ā 
Ā 

Recent Posts

See All
Sweet Potato Brownies

I found a brilliant recipe for sweet potato brownies by Danika Vanderpyl, and it turned out so so super amazingly. This article is a re-written version of the recipe. I am going to make it maybe every

Ā 
Ā 
Ā 
May Meal Plan 🩷🌸

This month, I'm trying to eat plenty of protein (115g+), a fruit or vegetable at each meal, and around 1900kcal for weight maintenance and muscle gain where possible (#maingaining muscle šŸ’Ŗ). Below is

Ā 
Ā 
Ā 
How to Cook Chicken in the Instant Pot šŸ—

Until recently, I would pretty exclusively buy frozen pre-cooked chicken because buying the raw stuff felt like a hassle: hard to cook and easy to make it taste dry. However, I did a bit of experiment

Ā 
Ā 
Ā 

Comments


Post: Blog2_Post

Follow

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn

©2024 by chels.trainer. Proudly created with Wix.com

bottom of page