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Permalink Reply by Debra on June 17, 2011 at 7:44pm

I don't know if I saw it here or where but it's also great with chunks of cucumber... I Love it as well.

Permalink Reply by Ann Squire on April 6, 2010 at 3:10pm

I discovered Dr. Goldman's muffins, which are made with almond flour and guaranteed not to raise BG. I was skeptical, but tried them, and my BG really stays stable afterwards. I am totally addicted to the chocolate and the cinnamon carrot muffins -- I have one with peanut butter every morning. You can find them at http://www.carb-one.com/.

PS The low-carb bread is also delicious.

Permalink Reply by Cathy Jacobson on November 11, 2010 at 9:15pm

Although I love breakfast, I find it the hardest meal of the day. I've started looking at other meals and switching them around to get a better handle on all my meals. Sometimes I will start my day out with a sandwich of meat and a slice of Whole grain bread, and end it with a bowl of oatmeal and some fruit ----- and always the vegies. I am constantly on the look out for easy, quick breakfast ideas that aren't oatmeal, smoothies or just eggs.

Permalink Reply by Nonna2Three on May 8, 2011 at 2:42pm

I have the same problem. I am NOT a morning person and the thought of getting up and having to prepare a meal is so depressing. Cereal & instant oatmeal both hit my sugar real hard. I usually fall back on Jimmy Dean Breakfast Bowls - they are good - probably mot fat than I ought to have, but I have no better idea for easy and quick.

Permalink Reply by Peetie on June 17, 2011 at 7:37pm

Smoothies are good... you can blend in the oatmeal.

Permalink Reply by Cathy Jacobson on December 3, 2011 at 11:15am

My son every Sunday makes his oat meal about 1/2 cup and then puts it in the freezer. He freezes it in resealable canning jars, takes his soy milk in a small container, and puts the milk in a plastic bag in case it would open by mistake. When he gets to work, he puts it in the fridge until his break and adds dried fruit or a banana to it, mics it for 1 minutes and poof! He has breakfast and a reuseable container. I tried some when we were there recently, and by gollee it's great! I'm going to do the same thing for this winter, by the time I get home from swimming, it's later and I can sure use a hardy breakfast. He says it's about 178 calories, milk included and fruit.....He's lost 40 lbs thus far. HIPEE,,,,,and now his wife is doing the same thing at her nursing job. I am so blessed, she got a job on the diabetic ward, how neat is that for me.

Permalink Reply by carolemily on May 8, 2013 at 6:07pm

I use a glass of almond milk, with Dales raw protein powder or some whey protein powder, all very low carb. I stick to 6 carbs for breakfast to avoid any spikes, 12 for lunch 12 for dinner. The powder is actually pretty tasty, and almond milk, sugar free, is very low carb too. Added bonus, lots of protein, no cholesterol .
Make it tastier by mixing in blender with some chipped ice, a little erythritol, it is this or egg whites made into an omelet with a bit of cheese, mushrooms and green pepper slices. 30 carbs a day for me.

Permalink Reply by 1plum on Thursday

quick breakfast
microwave scrambled egg with a couple slices of lous low fat low sodium bacon and some slices of cheddar cheese chopped in pinch salt, pepper add mushrooms or tomatoes if you like quick easy tasty

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