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Quick Protein Breakfast?

Replied Oct. 28, 2008

Quick Protein Breakfast?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by A Mott Jun 25.

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A Mott replied to Scott Patterson's discussion 'Quick Protein Breakfast?'

I often have steel cut oats, sunflower seeds, raisins, with yoghurt for breakfast. Thing is, you have to boil the oats the night before and let them soak.. reheat in the micro in the morning and then add all the stuff or add the sunflower seeds an...

June 25

Hallie Steube replied to Scott Patterson's discussion 'Quick Protein Breakfast?'

Have you heard of Clicks Bar? It is a brand new snack bar that is packed full of Omega-3s (EPA and DHA from fish oil), Omega-6, vitamins and minerals. It excludes all of the bad stuff, including refined sugar and artificial colors, flavors and pre...

June 22

Kathy S. replied to Scott Patterson's discussion 'Quick Protein Breakfast?'

I'm only 7 months late on responding to this question, but better late than never! Some favs of mine and the kids still living at home (11 & 12): Homemade yogurt soy with sliced fresh fruit and a drizzle of honey, homemade yogurt cheese (yogurt th...

June 21

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