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    what do you eat for breakfast?

    i have 2 eggs a slice of ham on 2 pieces of whole wheat bread and 20oz of milk everyday and i hate eggs. so what esle could i eat?

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    steak, chicken, fish, turkey.....
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    * Oatmeal
    * Whey
    * Flax oil
    * Fiber One
    * Water

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    Brown rice pudding!

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    As JLB said, chix, fish etc. Any protein will do.



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    My standard breakfast consists of 4 egg whites, 1 egg, 1/2 cup flax cereal, 1/2 cup 2% milk, 1 cup juice, 20G brewer's yeast, a time release vitamin C, and a multivitamin/mineral combo pill.
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    lol, Sausage Mcmuffin, and a sausage biscuit, Whey protein, 34 0z water, 2 cupps of coffeee.

    Trying to change some things, like the McMuffins and such, It just routine, everyday after work.( But, I run at work, about 1 1*2 HOURS WORTH OF CARDIO)

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    6 eggwhites, oatmeal with cinnamon, splenda, flax seeds, and lc milk And a glass of lc OJ, breakfast of champions

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    1) 1 Slice of Stone Ground Whole Weat Toast with a teaspoon of olive oil
    2) 1 Cup low fat (1%) cottage cheese
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    1 cup of Egg Beaters
    3/4 cup of slow-cooked oatmeal
    1 fish oil cap
    16 oz of water

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    A protein shake damn near every day. It's portable, so I can drink it during my 45 minute drive into work.

    On the weekends I sometimes have a couple of eggs and a bunch of turkey bacon.

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    Egg whites and oatmeal or a protein pancake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nopity
    Sausage Mcmuffin, and a sausage biscuit, Whey protein, 34 0z water, 2 cupps of coffeee.

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    1/2 a cup oats + 1scoop (25g) protein + a little fruit... thrown into a blender.

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    cold pizza and a couple michelob lights

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    Quote Originally Posted by bulletproof1
    cold pizza and a couple michelob lights
    Glad someone posted this before I did...didn't wanna be the only cold pizza and beer eater in the morning
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    Come Nov. 14th....add IHOP to my list for me. I'm sick of eggs and oatmeal.
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    1 whole egg, 4 whites, 1 oz ff cheese, 3 oz red spuds (omelet)
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    Quote Originally Posted by nikegurl
    1 whole egg, 4 whites, 1 oz ff cheese, 3 oz red spuds (omelet)
    What are red spuds?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sara
    What are red spuds?
    Potatoes.

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    Breakfast during the week:
    1 cup oats plus 1 tablespoon of PB along with a protein shake

    Weekends:
    6 egg whites plus 2 whole eggs and 2 pieces whole wheat bread.

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    Thanks why you guys call them spuds?

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    4 egg whites 1 whole egg with 5 oz of chicken breast and 1 slice of ff cheese all mixed into an omelet, 1/2 cup of steel cut oats with some cinnamon and 1 pack of splenda mixed in, and 1 teaspoon of flaxseed oil. For now this is it, till it's time to cut.

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    Oatmeal, chocolate protein powder and 2 tsp of flax

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    3 eggs either scrabbled or boiled, 1 cup oatmeal, and 4 slices of bacon every morning.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sara
    Thanks why you guys call them spuds?


    Dunno ?? Just a slang term

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    3/4 cup of oatmeal mixed with a scoop of whey. Every morning.

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    cheerios, lots and lots of cheerios. And orange juice and and maybe a few hard boiled eggs and a protein drink.
    Damn

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    1 Scoop of egg protein powder in 4-6 oz of rice milk*, 3/4 cup of oatmeal, cooked in water, mixed with a tbsp of MM and 1/2 c of blueberries. Oh yeah...and a strong cup of coffee to clear my lungs so I don't have to use an inhaler first thing in the AM.
    *I hate eggs and I'm lactose intolerant.
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    Best breakfast ever...
    1cup oatmeal (cook with water then add the following 3 things)
    8oz ff milk
    1cup frozen berries
    1tbs ground/chopped almonds
    can or tuna or turkey burger or chicken breast
    1cup Orange juice
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