High Protein, Whole food Breakfast Ideas

For most people mornings can be a little hectic. I created a breakfast cheat sheet for my family with some delicious and nutritious breakfast ideas. I hope it can help take the guess work out of breakfast and get a nutritious meal on the table (or at least in your hands) before you run out the door.

Simple go-to options: 

  • Eggs + avocado + toast

  • Oatmeal with fruit + nuts or nut butter

  • Smoothie with protein powder or nut butter added

  • Leftover roasted sweet potatoes + cooked spinach + eggs

  • Yogurt parfaits with berries and nuts and granola

Make ahead options: 

  • Oatmeal bake + Turkey sausage (I like to make up a batch of my own turkey sausage patties and add finely diced mushrooms to boost the nutrition.)

    • What you need: oats, milk, frozen berries, eggs, ground turkey sausage, mushrooms (optional)

  • Egg bake

    • What you need: Sweet potato, turkey sausage, red onion, bell pepper, spinach, eggs, avocado

  • Breakfast muffins (Delicious! But don’t freeze the best.)

    • What you need: frozen hash browns, bell pepper, eggs, onion, pork sausage

  • Zucchini Waffles with nut butter (I added a cup of grated zucchini instead of the banana and serve with a whole piece of fruit if I don’t have time to make the cooked apple topping. These freezer well!)

    • What you need: Oats, zucchini, egg or flaxseed, milk, vanilla, pure maple syrup

If you are looking for more ways to help you and your family eat a balanced, whole food diet book an appointment with me here!

Amy lives In Iowa, but is able to care for patients via Telehealth in many states throughout the country. Amy currently accepts Out of Network PPO insurance plans (which often has excellent dietitian coverage). Amy is also able to accept HSA or FSA cards for payment for nutritional care. If you have questions on insurance coverage, book a discovery call here.

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