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CRD3 03-21-2011 06:09 PM

Phase 3 Breakfast Ideas
 
Yippee! I just made it to Phase 3! Anyone have some ideas for different breakfast ideas?

Thanks!

SylvieG 03-22-2011 09:42 AM

See "Life after phase 1" sticky... Lots of ideas in the first few pages!!

CRD3 03-26-2011 09:49 PM

Thanks for the help!

Mike123 03-30-2011 06:39 PM

Bump. I've read through all of both "Life After" threads, and find them to be too long in length to go through all again in search of phase 3 breakfast ideas. It's like finding a needle in a haystack. Since phase 3 breakfasts are a pretty common theme people post about, I think I would be a good idea to have a thread dedicated to just phase 3 breakfasts...nothing else. I am in my first week of phase three and have been making my own spin on the "Nature Valley" and the "All American". I plan on going shopping soon for some food and want to try to some new ideas. What are some phase 3 breakfasts that YOU frequently enjoy?

Brenley 03-30-2011 06:50 PM

Way back when I went thru the posts and Christina had a nice grouping of breakfasts so I knew that the day would come where I would need them so I copied and placed them in a folder LOL... here they are - and again thank you Christina for doing this!

BREAKFAST #1 - Big Breakfast
1 slice Boulangerie St-Methode Multi-Cereal Bread = 65 cal, 1g fat, 10g net carbs, 3g protein
WF strawberry spread
2 slices Olymel bacon fully cooked = 46 cal, 3.5g fat, 0g net carbs, 4g protein
2 large eggs = 140 cal, 10g fat, 2g net carbs, 12g protein
1 cup strawberries = 48 cal, 0g fat, 9g net carbs, 1g protein
½ cup Liberté Greek Yogurt = 73 cal, 0.2g fat, 4g net carbs, 13g protein
Total = 372 cal, 14.7g fat, 25g net carbs, 33g protein

BREAKFAST #2 - Bagelwich
1 Dempster’s Body Wise 100% Whole Grain Bagel = 140 cal, 1.5g fat, 22g net carbs, 6g protein
2 tbsp Philly Light Cream Cheese = 40 cal, 1g fat, 1g net carbs, 2g protein
2 slices Olymel bacon fully cooked = 46 cal, 3.5g fat, 0g net carbs, 4g protein
1 large egg = 70 cal, 5g fat, 1g net carbs, 6g protein
1 cup raspberries = 63 cal, 1g fat, 7g net carbs, 1g protein
½ cup Liberté Greek Yogurt = 73 cal, 0.2g fat, 4g net carbs, 13g protein
Total = 432 cal, 12.2g fat, 35g net carbs, 32g protein

BREAKFAST #3 - Breakfast Wrap
1 Dempster’s Body Wise 100% Whole Grain Tortilla = 80 cal, 1.5g fat, 14g net carbs, 3g protein
1 large egg = 70 cal, 5g fat, 1g net carbs, 6g protein
2 slices Yves Canadian Veggie Bacon = 50 cal, 0.5g fat, 1g net carbs, 11g protein
2 tbsp No Name Shredded Nacho Cheese = 55 cal, 4.5g fat, 0g carbs, 3.5g protein
1 cup strawberries = 48 cal, 0g fat, 9g net carbs, 1g protein
½ cup Liberté Greek Yogurt = 73 cal, 0.2g fat, 4g net carbs, 13g protein
Total = 376 cal, 11.7g fat, 29g net carbs, 37.5g protein

BREAKFAST #4 - Big Breakfast 2
1 slice Multi-Cereal Bread = 65 cal, 1g fat, 10g net carbs, 3g protein
WF peanut butter
2 Yves Veggie Breakfast Patties = 80 cal, 1.5g fat, 3g net carbs, 10g protein
2 large eggs = 140 cal, 10g fat, 2g net carbs, 12g protein
1 cup raspberries = 63 cal, 1g fat, 7g net carbs, 1g protein
½ cup Liberté Greek Yogurt = 73 cal, 0.2g fat, 4g net carbs, 13g protein
Total = 421 cal, 13.7g fat, 26g net carbs, 39g protein

BREAKFAST #5 - IP-Friendly McMuffin
1 Oak Run Farm 100% Whole Wheat English Muffin = 130 cal, 1g fat, 21g net carbs, 5g protein
1 large egg = 70 cal, 5g fat, 1g net carbs, 6g protein
2 slices Olymel bacon fully cooked = 46 cal, 3.5g fat, 0g net carbs, 4g protein
1 slice Veggie Slices Mozzarella Cheese = 40 cal, 2.5g fat, 1g net carbs, 4g protein
10 seedless grapes = 30 cal, 0g fat, 10g net carbs, 0g protein
½ cup Liberté Greek Yogurt = 73 cal, 0.2g fat, 4g net carbs, 13g protein
Total = 389 cal, 12.2g fat, 37g net carbs, 32g protein

BREAKFAST #6 - Cereal
¾ cup Life Multigrain Cereal = 120 cal, 1.5g fat, 19g net carbs, 3g protein
½ cup Neilson 2% Milk = 65 cal, 2.5g fat, 6g carbs, 4.5g protein
2 Yves Veggie Breakfast Patties = 80 cal, 1.5g fat, 3g net carbs, 10g protein
1 cup blueberries = 70 cal, 0g fat, 17g net carbs, 1g protein
½ cup Liberté Greek Yogurt = 73 cal, 0.2g fat, 4g net carbs, 13g protein
Total = 408 cal, 5.7g fat, 49g net carbs, 31.5g protein

Mike123 03-30-2011 09:22 PM

Thank you! I love the idea of a breakfast wrap!

Treena 03-31-2011 09:18 AM

:drool: I canNOT wait until Phase 3... Lol.

CRD3 04-01-2011 12:58 PM

Thanks for the great breakfast ideas! Yes Mike123, a phase 3 thread would be great!

Lesley 04-04-2011 09:11 AM

Just made it to phase 3!!! I never imagined I would ever get here! The breakfasts sound fantastic, I'm just so excited to have bread again its not even funny! haha!

Rocky Monarch 04-04-2011 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CRD3 (Post 3786710)
Thanks for the great breakfast ideas! Yes Mike123, a phase 3 thread would be great!

I've been thinking the last few days it would be great to start a Recipe and Menus thread for Phase 3 and 4, since that seems to come up a lot. We'd want to be sure it stayed "clean" with just recipes and menus, and no chatting so it did not get filled up too fast, and then it could become a very useful sticky. What do you all you Phase 4 people think?

Lesley 04-05-2011 11:28 PM

I think its a great idea!!!

Lesley 04-06-2011 05:06 PM

Does anyone know the daily intake details of phase 3? (carbs, fats, calories, etc.)

ladyvrod 04-06-2011 10:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rocky Monarch (Post 3790691)
I've been thinking the last few days it would be great to start a Recipe and Menus thread for Phase 3 and 4, since that seems to come up a lot. We'd want to be sure it stayed "clean" with just recipes and menus, and no chatting so it did not get filled up too fast, and then it could become a very useful sticky. What do you all you Phase 4 people think?

GREAT idea. I would so appreciate that from those that have been successful in phases 3 and 4. I am in phase 3 but am going back to phase 2 to drop 5 more lbs. Then phase 4. I need ideas for phase 4.

Lesley 04-07-2011 07:58 PM

Breakfast in a Mug
 
2 Eggs
2 Tbsp Skim Milk
1/4 tsp black pepper
1/4 tsp onion powder
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1 oz cheese of your choice

- Beat eggs, milk & spices together in a microwaveable mug.
- Cover with plastic wrap.
- Microwave 1 - 1 1/2 minutes.
- Remove wrap & stir
- sprinkle with cheese and let it stand for a minute

mmmmmmm!

Lesley 04-13-2011 04:26 PM

bump

Mike123 04-14-2011 12:42 PM

Phase 4 has been good so far. I'm still eating breakfasts which adhere to the phase 3 guidelines. My favorite breakfast is:

3 strips thick oscar mayer bacon (fully cooked, just pop in microwave for 20 seconds). (70 cal, 5 grams of fat, 5 grams of protein, 0 carbs)

While I munch on the bacon, I prep the rest of my breakfast which is:

5.5 ounces of Fage (0 fat) greek yogurt (80 cal, 0 fat, 13 grams of protein, 5.5 carbs)

Alpen Muesli Unsweetened Cereal (I order this off of Amazon.com ) (150 cal, 2 grams of fat, 30 carbs, 5 grams of protein)

6 ounces of mixed berries (usually 2 oz blueberries, 2 oz blackberries, and 2 oz raspberries) (About 70 cal, 0.5 grams of fat, 2.5 grams of protein, 16 grams of carbs)

2 packets of splenda.

After I've finished eating the three strips of bacon, I mix the remaining ingredients (berries, splenda, muesli, and greek yogurt) into a bowl. I mash up the berries and stir it all together. The result is very tasty. In addition to a wonderful flavor, this mix has a great texture. If you are interested in trying a variation of this, but don't want to order the muesli from amazon.com, your local organic section likely carries "Bob's Red Mill brand Old Country Style Muesli". Lovin' breakfast!

Lesley 04-15-2011 11:46 AM

This is what I have been eating lately:

* Pc Greek 0% M.F. Yogurt - Strawberry Fruit Bottom
(140 cal/23 carbs/0 fat/ 13 protein)

* Weight Watchers - 100 % Whole Wheat Bread - 2 slices
(110 cal/20 carbs/1 fat/4 protein)

* 2 Egg Omelette - Ready Crisp Bacon Bits, Kraft Low Fat Cheese (1 Slice)
(225 cal/2 carbs/15 fat/20 protein)

TOTALS - 475 calories/45 carbs/16 fat/37 protein

I count my greek yogurt as dairy & fruit.

mtngal 04-16-2011 12:37 AM

Sorry about the formatting, this tool won't let me line up the columns. Here are some vegetarian Phase 3 breakfast ideas:


Whey Smoothie Carbs Protein Fat Calories
< 30 grain; < 20 fruit > 25 < 15 per Day <120 dairy; 400-500 total
Whey Protein powder 2 16 1 80
1% milk (8 oz) 12 8 2.5 100
Strawberries (1 cup) 10 3.3 0 33
Butter (2 tsp) 0 0 7.4 66
Bread (1.5slices)Natures Pride nutty oat 30 9 3 180
TOTAL 54.0 36.3 13.9 459.0

Tofurky Sandwich Carbs Protein Fat Calories
< 30 grain; < 20 fruit > 25 < 15 per Day; <120 dairy; 400-500 total
Tofurky (5 slices) 6 4 1.3 50
Cheese, Swiss Low fat (1 oz) 1 8 1.4 50
Blueberries ( 1 cup) 20 4 0 80
Mustard (1T) 0 0 0 0
Bread (1.5 slices) Natures Pride 12 grain 30 6 3 165
TOTAL 63.0 35.0 8.7 445.0

Granola / Yogurt Carbs Protein Fat Calories
< 30 grain; < 20 fruit > 25 < 15 per Day; <120 dairy; 400-500 total
Granola, Bear Naked Fit triple berry (1/4 cup) 21 3 2 120
Yogurt, Greek Dannon (5.3 oz) 6 15 0 80
Milk, 1% (4 oz) 6 4 1.3 50
Blueberries ( 1 cup) 20 4 0 80
Bread (1/2 slice) Natures Pride nutty oat 10 3 1 60
Almond butter (1T) 4 2.5 7.5 90
TOTAL 67 31.5 11.8 480

Mush Burger w Cheese Carbs Protein Fat Calories
< 30 grain; < 20 fruit > 25 < 15 per Day <120 dairy; 400-500 total
Cheese, Swiss Low fat (1 oz) 1 8 1.4 50
Mushroom burger (morningstar) 18 5.0 3 110
Bread (1.5 slices) Natures Pride 12 grain 30 6 3 165
Milk, 1% (4 oz) 6 4 1.3 50
Banana (1 medium) 27 3 0 108
TOTAL 82.0 26.0 8.7 483.0

2RIDEROLLERCOAST 07-17-2011 09:40 PM

bump

niknakjack 07-18-2011 10:56 AM

Think outside of the box...you don't necessarily have to have breakfast foods at breakfast have dinner or lunch foods at your breakfast. Who says you have to have eggs and toast! Have a panini w/grilled chicken and small bit of avocado w/veggies a slice of cheese on whole grain bread, whole grain spaghetti and meatballs w/sauce etc. You will open up a much wider variety of foods for yourself. But Kashi waffles w/peanut butter and a bit of wf surup were yummy add some fruit. My favorite breakfast was whole grain toast, egg. bacon sandwich w/slice of cheese and fruit.

Jewels09 07-20-2011 11:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CRD3 (Post 3768619)
Yippee! I just made it to Phase 3! Anyone have some ideas for different breakfast ideas?

Thanks!

Starting Phase 3 today, I didn't make it to my initial goal, but I have my wedding in 31 days and cannot lose anymore weight or inches, well, I don't mind a couple of more pounds. Getting my wedding dress fitted today. :-) Thank you for the post for breakfasts. I saw the bump a few days ago and knew right where to go for my breakfast plans.

fowegrel 07-21-2011 12:13 AM

I set-up a few sample breakfasts using the 30, 15 and 20g of carbs from grains, protein, and fat and then I vary it a little now that I am in phase 4. typically I have 2 pieces of light toast (wonder SMART wheat breast- only 18g carbs for 2 pieces!) with peanut butter, 1 c light soy milk, 1c strawberries, 1/2c greek yougurt with stevia and vanilla extract, and 2 slices lean turkey bacon
OR
2 eggo nutrigrain waffles as the carbs, or life cereal as the carbs, etc.

I love my breakfast!

Pxlkitty4 07-21-2011 08:29 AM

Does anyone know if any previous members started a spreadsheet for Phase 3 breakfasts? I'm SO looking forward to Phase 3, I plan to start a little spreadsheet with ideas, carb counts, fat, etc...

chremme 08-02-2012 07:31 AM

I'm about to make my second breakfast on Phase 3 this morning and was wondering if I could get some feedback on it as I'm still super confused and unsure about how to handle this phase.

BREAKFAST YESTERDAY:
1 slice of bread: 35 cal 0 fat 8 carb 2 protein
1 hard-boiled egg: 78 cal 5.3 fat .5 carb 6.29 protein
Yogurt cup: 45 cal 2 fat 3 carb 5 protein
1 cup of strawberries: 53 cal .5 fat 12.75 carb 1.11 protein
1/2 IP vanilla pudding: 45 cal .5 fat 1 carb 9 protein
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
256 cal 8.3 fat 25.25 carb 21.6 protein

BREAKFAST TODAY:
1 slice of bread: 35 cal 0 fat 8 carb 2 protein
3.25 oz (6 tbsp) egg white: 50 cal 0 fat 0 carb 10 protein
1 oz neufchatel cheese 70 cal 6 fat 1 carb 2 protein
.5 cup of strawberries: 26.5 cal .25 fat 6.375 carb .555 protein
.5 cup of rhubarb 13 cal 0.12 fat 2.77 carb .55 protein
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------grand total: 194.5 cal 6.37 fat 18.145 carb 15.10 protein


I've fallen in love with mixing IP vanilla pudding packets with iced coffee in the morning, so used a half pack yesterday morning (since I noticed my protein levels were low anyway). Is this okay to do again today?

I still have an IP Crispy Cereal packet as well as an Omelet IP packet, can I use these at breakfast to supplement the rest of my meal?

Same goes for dinner... I have a ton of Chicken soup packets left, if I use one to cook with, should I still be getting my 8 oz. of meat protein with that meal?

I apologize for so many questions, just want to make sure I don't screw this up and backtrack!

Thanks, all. Have a great day!
Christine

chremme 08-02-2012 07:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lesley (Post 3796793)
2 Eggs
2 Tbsp Skim Milk
1/4 tsp black pepper
1/4 tsp onion powder
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1 oz cheese of your choice

- Beat eggs, milk & spices together in a microwaveable mug.
- Cover with plastic wrap.
- Microwave 1 - 1 1/2 minutes.
- Remove wrap & stir
- sprinkle with cheese and let it stand for a minute

mmmmmmm!


Lesley - Don't you need a grain and fruit in there? This sounds fab and so easy! Thanks for sharing. I'm so confused.

chremme 08-02-2012 07:33 AM

OMG that would be ah-maze-ing! Pxlkitty, if you find one of these, will you please share with me?

Thaaaaaaaank you :)


Quote:

Originally Posted by Pxlkitty4 (Post 3948274)
Does anyone know if any previous members started a spreadsheet for Phase 3 breakfasts? I'm SO looking forward to Phase 3, I plan to start a little spreadsheet with ideas, carb counts, fat, etc...


MaMaZu 08-02-2012 09:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chremme (Post 4424639)
I'm about to make my second breakfast on Phase 3 this morning and was wondering if I could get some feedback on it as I'm still super confused and unsure about how to handle this phase.

BREAKFAST YESTERDAY:
1 slice of bread: 35 cal 0 fat 8 carb 2 protein
1 hard-boiled egg: 78 cal 5.3 fat .5 carb 6.29 protein
Yogurt cup: 45 cal 2 fat 3 carb 5 protein
1 cup of strawberries: 53 cal .5 fat 12.75 carb 1.11 protein
1/2 IP vanilla pudding: 45 cal .5 fat 1 carb 9 protein
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
256 cal 8.3 fat 25.25 carb 21.6 protein

BREAKFAST TODAY:
1 slice of bread: 35 cal 0 fat 8 carb 2 protein
3.25 oz (6 tbsp) egg white: 50 cal 0 fat 0 carb 10 protein
1 oz neufchatel cheese 70 cal 6 fat 1 carb 2 protein
.5 cup of strawberries: 26.5 cal .25 fat 6.375 carb .555 protein
.5 cup of rhubarb 13 cal 0.12 fat 2.77 carb .55 protein
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------grand total: 194.5 cal 6.37 fat 18.145 carb 15.10 protein


I've fallen in love with mixing IP vanilla pudding packets with iced coffee in the morning, so used a half pack yesterday morning (since I noticed my protein levels were low anyway). Is this okay to do again today?

I still have an IP Crispy Cereal packet as well as an Omelet IP packet, can I use these at breakfast to supplement the rest of my meal?

Same goes for dinner... I have a ton of Chicken soup packets left, if I use one to cook with, should I still be getting my 8 oz. of meat protein with that meal?

I apologize for so many questions, just want to make sure I don't screw this up and backtrack!

Thanks, all. Have a great day!
Christine


Hi Christine,
Here's a worksheet that was put together, remember the calories for breakfast need to be between 400-500 calories, it's a lot! Protein needs to be at 25 g, the grain carbs for breakfast need to be kept at just under 30 g, the fruit at 20 g, and the fat at less than 15 g. I'm finishing up Phase 3 right now., enjoy!

http://www.3fatchicks.com/forum/atta...-worksheet.pdf

chremme 08-02-2012 09:58 AM

Mamazu,

Thank you SO MUCH. This is really helpful.

It's hard to think of being allowed to eat this much and not be cheating, but hey - twist my arm.

Have you gained at all on Phase 3? Continued losing?

Have a great day. Thanks again. And enjoy that DVF dress ;)

Best,
Christine



Quote:

Originally Posted by MaMaZu (Post 4424760)
Hi Christine,
Here's a worksheet that was put together, remember the calories for breakfast need to be between 400-500 calories, it's a lot! Protein needs to be at 25 g, the grain carbs for breakfast need to be kept at just under 30 g, the fruit at 20 g, and the fat at less than 15 g. I'm finishing up Phase 3 right now., enjoy!

http://www.3fatchicks.com/forum/atta...-worksheet.pdf


chremme 08-02-2012 10:21 AM

Strawberry Neufchatel Cheese Breakfast.
 
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Soooo yummy.

1 cup sliced strawberries
1 piece whole wheat toast
1 oz. neufchatel cheese

Spread toast with the cheese mixture. Place sliced strawberries on 1 piece of bread, top with the other or eat open-faced. Enjoy!

This morning I did a slight variation where I did .5 cup strawberries and .5 cup chopped rhubarb and simmered it in about .25 cup of water to make a compote to spread over the neufchatel.

I think I died and went to heaven.

Nutrition facts for the ingredients I used:
1 slice of bread: 35 cal / 0 fat / 8 carb / 2 protein
1 oz neufchatel cheese: 70 cal / 6 fat / 1 carb / 2 protein
.5 cup of strawberries: 26.5 cal / .25 fat / 6.375 carb / .555 protein
.5 cup of rhubarb: 13 cal / 0.12 fat / 2.77 carb / .55 protein
----------------------------------------------------------------------
144.5 cal / 6.37 fat / 18.145 carbs / 5.105 protein

MaMaZu 08-02-2012 10:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chremme (Post 4424810)
Mamazu,

Have you gained at all on Phase 3? Continued losing?

Have a great day. Thanks again. And enjoy that DVF dress ;)

Best,
Christine

I've been out of town for ten days working while staying at my daughters. I did t want to use her scale as there is a difference and I didn't want to get a false reading and freak out. I get home tomorrow so will let you know; it is a little unnerving without a scale, kind of feel like I am flying blind, but on the other hand I know what to do if the numbers are up. I'll just head back to Phase 2, totally doable!
Barbara

Kikie 08-02-2012 02:06 PM

Here is my phase 3 breakfast for now:

Sandwich made with:

2 slices organic St-Méthode NaturoBio Kamut bread 220 cal / 2 fat / 41 carb / 8 protein
1 tbsp Nuts to You Nut Butter peanut cashew and fruit butter 80 cal / 7 fat / 4 carb / 3 protein
1/2 sliced banana 50 cal / 0 fat / 14 carb / 1 protein

3 slices Yves veggie Bacon 75 cal / 3 fat / 3 carb / 9 protein
30g Allegro skim milk 7% fat cheese 60 cal / 2 fat / 2 carb / 8 protein
Green tea

Total 485 cal / 14 fat / 64 carb / 29 protein

It is a little high in carbs due to my choice of bread, kamut bread was recommended to me over wheat or low-carb types of bread because of its nutritional value. That makes the fruit+bread carb count at 55 instead of 50. I am not overly worried about it personnally, if it causes any problems it is possible to switch to a lower-carb bread or have just one slice and make it up with berries (but I love my banana sandwich!).

New Englander 08-02-2012 02:24 PM

P3 and P4 breakfasts are the same right? (I can't believe how I eat, breathed and drank this stuff now I can't remember all the details!)

Well, if it is in P4 I have 2 slices of Sara Lee Whole Wheat Bread (Love it), 1 tbsp of All natural Peanut Butter by Smuckers, and one whole banana. It's filling and hits most of the criteria. I believe I falls short on fat and calories...I need to reeval it to get back on track! :)

Another option I would have is the Sara Lee bread with egg whites, low fat cheese slice a little mayo and I was in heaven!!! :) I would add fresh tomatoes and basil too. YUMO!!! But right now I'm stuck on the first one...

I've thought about making two mini pizzas for breakfast...using whole wheat english muffins, sauce, cheese and veggies! YUMO! (I'm not a big yogurt fan.)

Kikie 08-02-2012 02:36 PM

New englander, if you find you fall short on fat and calories, you can try finding a "fattier" nut butter (this sounds weird doesn't it!). I shopped in the organic/health section of my grocery store and found this peanut/cashew butter with dried blueberries and cranberries in it, no other ingredients which is awesome. It has more fat than regular PB because of the cashews. Otherwise, you could add a piece of cheese to your breakfast, great and delicious way to add fat, and some protein as a bonus.

And wow these breakfasts are sooo filling, I am not hungry for hours after :)

infoplease 08-02-2012 03:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kikie (Post 4425113)
Here is my phase 3 breakfast for now:

Sandwich made with:

2 slices organic St-Méthode NaturoBio Kamut bread 220 cal / 2 fat / 41 carb / 8 protein
1 tbsp Nuts to You Nut Butter peanut cashew and fruit butter 80 cal / 7 fat / 4 carb / 3 protein
1/2 sliced banana 50 cal / 0 fat / 14 carb / 1 protein

3 slices Yves veggie Bacon 75 cal / 3 fat / 3 carb / 9 protein
30g Allegro skim milk 7% fat cheese 60 cal / 2 fat / 2 carb / 8 protein
Green tea

Total 485 cal / 14 fat / 64 carb / 29 protein

It is a little high in carbs due to my choice of bread, kamut bread was recommended to me over wheat or low-carb types of bread because of its nutritional value. That makes the fruit+bread carb count at 55 instead of 50. I am not overly worried about it personnally, if it causes any problems it is possible to switch to a lower-carb bread or have just one slice and make it up with berries (but I love my banana sandwich!).

Thanks for the great ideas on the veggie bacon and Kamut bread. Definitely something I'll look for in the store.

I do have a question for you. Isn't the limit on the entire breakfast 50g of carbs? My coach said for sure don't go over 30g on the grains (I had a slice and a half of bread at 31.5g carb total and she noted it right away.) Did your coach advise differently?

New Englander 08-02-2012 04:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kikie (Post 4425143)
New englander, if you find you fall short on fat and calories, you can try finding a "fattier" nut butter (this sounds weird doesn't it!). I shopped in the organic/health section of my grocery store and found this peanut/cashew butter with dried blueberries and cranberries in it, no other ingredients which is awesome. It has more fat than regular PB because of the cashews. Otherwise, you could add a piece of cheese to your breakfast, great and delicious way to add fat, and some protein as a bonus.

And wow these breakfasts are sooo filling, I am not hungry for hours after :)

Yum...that PB sounds delich! Sometimes I put extra PB on it...I like the idea of a piece of cheese too! I agree these breakfasts are filling. When I run out of bananas I miss my "regular" breakfast so much!!!

Kikie 08-02-2012 11:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by infoplease (Post 4425177)
Thanks for the great ideas on the veggie bacon and Kamut bread. Definitely something I'll look for in the store.

I do have a question for you. Isn't the limit on the entire breakfast 50g of carbs? My coach said for sure don't go over 30g on the grains (I had a slice and a half of bread at 31.5g carb total and she noted it right away.) Did your coach advise differently?

I have read somewhere that if you go over the carb count on bread, you can take it off your fruit, and vice versa, but sadly I can't reference it because I can't remember where I saw that. Fruit+grain has to be under 50g, the rest of breakfast doesn't really have any guidelines so I don't count the cheese, PB and veggie bacon carbs, they are very low anyway.

However, every coach is different. Mine doesn't have a problem with 2 slices of kamut bread. I just don't overdo the fruit (either low carb berries or only half of a banana). However, she recommends not having dairy at all, even if it's on the protocol, for the first few months, because of the mucus layer it creates in the digestive tract. I can't really listen to her on that though and have a very small serving to satisfy my need for cheese.

Edit: I found a phase 3 sheet that says no more than 15g of dairy carbs. Since I am way under that (2g), I'm not too worried about the little extras from the bread. As I said though, you can have 1 1/2 slice to make it within the recommended 30g, and add some berries or melon :) As a matter of fact, when I'm not having a banana sandwich, I'll go for 1 1/2 slice to be in the safe zone.

Kikie 08-03-2012 12:27 AM

Ah, here's another idea I had that I'm going to be trying this week. Yes I'm going to have this for breakfast, sue me :dizzy:

Mini vegetarian pepperoni pizza, made with

1 Dempster's Prebiotic Multigrain Tortilla 10" 170 cal / 5 fat / 27 carbs / 6 protein
2 tbsp Gattuso pizza sauce 35 cal / 0 fat / 7 carb / 0 protein
16 slices of Yves veggie pepperoni 80 cal / 1 fat / 5 carb / 12 protein
2 slices Compliments sliced part skim mozzarella cheese 160 cal / 9 fat / 2 carb / 18 protein

1/2 cup blueberries 40 cal / 0 fat / 10 carb / 0 protein
Green tea

Total: 485 cal / 15 fat / 58 carb / 36 protein

I count the tomato carbs as fruit.

LizRR 08-03-2012 12:30 AM

Baked Apricot French Toast
 
Ingredients:
French Toast:
2 slices Whole Grain Bread
2 Eggs + 4oz AllWhite Egg Whites
1/2 tsp Vanilla Extract
1/2 tsp Cinnamon
2 tbsp Sweetener

Toppings:
3 Apricots, sliced
3 oz Fat Free Cream Cheese

Directions:
1. Arrange Bread in single layer on a nonstick baking pan.
2. In a bowl, whisk Eggs, Egg Whites, Sweetener, Cinnamon, and Vanilla.
3. Pour the egg mixture over the Bread in the pan.
3. Scatter the Apricot slices evenly over the bread.
4. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight.
5. Preheat oven to 350deg, uncover and bake until slightly puffed and the bread is golden brown ~30 minutes.
6. Mix/whip Cream Cheese with a fork.
7. Top French Toast with Cream and enjoy!

Phase 3 Nutritional Information:

Product_____________________Serving____Fat_______C arb______Protein____Cal

Protein-------------------------------------------------------------------
Large Eggs..................2 eggs... 10.0g ..... 0.0g..... 12.0g..... 140
AllWhites Egg Whites........4 oz...... 0.0g ..... 0.0g..... 13.3g...... 67

Grain------------------------------------------- <30g --------------------
Natures Own 9-Grain Bread...2 slices.. 1.5g ..... 18.0g..... 5.0g...... 80

Fruit------------------------------------------- <20g --------------------
Apricots....................3 (*35g).. 0.3g .... 11.7g ..... 1.5g...... 51

Dairy------------------------------------------- <15g --------------- <120
Fat Free Cream Cheese.......3 oz...... 0.0g ..... 6.0g..... 12.0g...... 87

TOTAL________________________________ <15.0g _____________ >25.0g___400-500
...................................... 11.8g ... 35.7g .... 43.8g..... 425


Recipe Notes:
*Any suitable fruit serving can be substituted for the apricot, although stone fruit would probably 'carmelize' the best

LizRR 08-03-2012 12:37 AM

Strawberry & Cream Stuffed French Toast
 
Ingredients:
French Toast:
2 slices Whole Grain Bread
2 Eggs + 4 oz AllWhites Egg Whites
2 tbsp Sweetener
1/2 tsp Vanilla Extract

Stuffing:
1c Strawberries, sliced
3 oz Fat Free Cream Cheese*

Directions:
1. Whisk the Eggs & Egg Whites, add the Sweetener & Vanilla and whisk to blend.
2. Pour into a sheet pan with sides and arrange the bread slices in the pan in a single layer and let soak.
3. Mix/whip the Cream Cheese using a fork.
4. Heat a large skillet or griddle over medium-high heat and spray with Pam.
4. Arrange the soaked bread slices in the skillet. Cook until lightly brown, about 3 minutes, turn both slices over.
5. Spread the Cream Cheese on top then place the sliced Strawberries on top of that, then spread more Cream Cheese over that. Place another slice of soaked bread on top and press firmly with the back of a spatula.
6. Turn the "sandwich" over and brown on the other side, about 3 minutes more.
8. Top with remaining sliced Strawberries & Cream and enjoy!

Inspiration recipe: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/g...ipe/index.html

Phase 3 Nutritional Information:


Product_____________________Serving____Fat_______C arb______Protein____Cal

Protein-------------------------------------------------------------------
Large Eggs..................2 eggs... 10.0g ..... 0.0g..... 12.0g..... 140
AllWhites Egg Whites........4 oz...... 0.0g ..... 0.0g..... 13.3g...... 67

Grain------------------------------------------- <30g --------------------
Natures Own 9-Grain Bread...2 slices.. 1.5g ..... 18.0g..... 5.0g...... 80

Fruit------------------------------------------- <20g --------------------
Strawberries................1 cup..... 0.0g ..... 12.8g..... 1.0g...... 53

Dairy------------------------------------------- <15g --------------- <120
Fat Free Cream Cheese.......3 oz...... 0.0g ...... 6.0g ... 12.0g...... 87

TOTAL________________________________ <15.0g _____________ >25.0g___400-500
..................................... 11.5g .... 36.8g .... 43.3g..... 427


Recipe Notes:
*The fat free cream cheese doesn't really melt like the full fat stuff, so don't worry about that, it holds up well under the skillet heat and makes a delicious 'glue' to the bread!
*You don't have to soak the bread overnight, but just ensure it gets immersed fully


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Kikie 08-03-2012 12:40 AM

That sounds really good!


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