Hi there. I am a newbie who is starting induction today. I love eggs bacon and sausage, so you wouldn't think breakfast would be a problem. I was wondering if anyone had some ideas for some other breakfast dishes. Thanks.
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Hi kev and welcome!
I've been having eggs and bacon for breakfast for 32 days and love it!
I've decided to stop having bacon for a while, starting today, as it's supposed to be very salty.
So just having my 2 egg omelette (with slice of cheese melted in it) won't be enough, so I will be watching your thread for ideas too
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Hiya Kev,
I'm just finishing my first day of induction!
I made egg, bacon & sausage muffins. They are gorgeous!!!
Need to be careful of too much processed meats but I really enjoyed these.
They are great cold as well. Easy to just grab one as a snack also when your peckish during the day.
Have a look in the breakfast section...the recipe is in there.
Good luck with everything!
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How about a BLT wrap?... Wrap your bacon, chopped tomato, maybe a sprinkle of cheese and some mayo in a big romaine lettuce leaf. Wrap it like a burrito and you can even eat it on the run if you're running late in the morning.
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Another thread I was just in reminded me:
Pancakes for breakfast are good and I sometimes have a small side of some sort of meat or some grilled tomato and butter
From another member here - Using eggs, however many you would like. I use 2 and it gets me 4 nice fluffy pancakes, and they're very filling. Seperate the whites from the yolks and beat the egg whites until stiff. Lightly fork the yolks and then fold them gently into the whites. Cook heaped tablespoons in a frypan. Eat them straight away as they fluff up.
They are yummy used as roll ups too!
I have also made them using purely the egg whites and also baked just the egg white mix in the oven to use as a pizza base
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I eat last night's leftovers frequently: it's fast, it's cooked and it's in the frig.
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SInce you restarted Nov 26, I'm guessing your in OWL as I am.Originally posted by Emily_3383Any new breakfast tips? Im kinda tired of eggs and bacon and im not a fan of omelettes so i guess im in trouble. lol What does everyone else eat besides eggs?
When I get bored with my usual bacon and eggs I usually will replace the eggs with a low carb yogurt, or some cottage cheese with a few berries added in.Grant
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a big lettuce leaf. Yum-Yum.
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