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Djsultana
07-24-2011, 10:22 AM
Hey all just wondering what you all have to start your day, i usually have to get up pretty early for work around the 5-6am mark so making a really good day starter is hard and can get time consuming just wondering what you guys to for brekky...I just started taking wholegrain oats and having that for brekky in the morning been goin pretty good so far cause usually im a brekky skipper and i feel it during the day as i do physical work i dont like to skip breakfast but sometimes i just cant get myself up early enough to muster the effort lol

mrwright
07-24-2011, 01:02 PM
I tend to have a pretty big breakfast, beans on toast, omelettes, bacon butties,

If you don't have any time to get anything try getting cereal bars somethin ya can just grab and eat as ya go along with a banana or something will keep you going

OptikaNET
07-24-2011, 01:34 PM
Currently eating a chopped banana with bran flakes and skimmed milk for breakfast.

tjwood
07-24-2011, 09:40 PM
Rolled oats, handful of raisins, cold milk, glass of juice. Quick to prepare, filling and nutritious. The milk, juice and raisins provide some instant energy which I need as I'm either heading straight to the gym or cycling 9 miles to work straight after breakfast, and the oats themselves provide a more sustained energy source.

Robertrogo
07-25-2011, 12:53 AM
My breakfast consists of a cup of oatmeal, raisins, blueberries, and a full serving of flax seed. Then have 1 egg yolk along with 3 egg whites and a banana with some milk/orange juice and possible coffee or so to get my blood pumping and adrenaline running for work at JEFIT. It is a hearty and large breakfast but for my own muscle building and bulking routine it is enough nutrients I need to get my day started. It has also helped me gain more muscle and given me energy for my lift.

Oatmeal and eggs are your best option in terms of muscle building and weight loss

Deviation
07-25-2011, 01:46 AM
Well I wake up at 4am to workout so I probably consider breakfast my second meal. Usually 1 cup (cooked) steel cut oats with almonds, cinnamon, dried fruit, etc.. Prior to that, I've already eaten a couple bananas, ~72g protein, and 2 cups skim milk. I eat eggs usually on the weekends. 6 eggs (2-3 yolks).