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angiealf | 11:04 Sat 25th Apr 2009 | Food & Drink
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I'm trying to loose weight and also have a digestion problem meaning I can't have cereals and milk or eggs. Any ideas on what I can have for breakfasts that is low in calories and quick to prepare?
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Stop thinking of it as 'breakfast', and just think of it as a meal.
Have whatever you want.....a bowl of fruit and yogurt (if tolerated-are you sensitive to all milk products? ) ,cold meats and a bit of cheese.smoked fish,even a sandwich.
Be guided by what you like....don't feel that you need to eat 'traditional' breakfast foods.
have porridge oats. Soak them overnight and then make up with water instead of milk. That'll keep you satisfied til lunch.
Oops ignore my answer - just re read your question and see that you can't have cereals. soz
toast, including toasted bagels, fruit loaf and french stick. croisants, muffins, toasted sandwiches, panini....
like pasta says, anything you fancy really, within the bounds of your dietry needs.
What cereals can't you have?

I'd go for oats too.If it is a gluten intolerance you get gluten free oats as well as gluten free cereals. As haysi says make with water and if you like things abit sweeter or you find them abit bland you can add fruit or honey.

I can't have cereals or porridge so I usually have fruit and Alpro type yoghurt just keep varying the fruit
You mean 'lose weight' not 'loose weight'.
miss breakfast & have elevenses instead - done!
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As answer to crazycathy2 - all cereals aggravate my IBS.
To LucyThomas6 - it's "lose" (my spelling is XXXX)
ethandron - French stick, croisants, muffins etc are all high in fat!
fat and calories are two different things though, and you didn't actually mention 'low fat'. i don' think i'd agree that french bread is high fat actually, any more that toast, fruit bread, muffins (english bread muffins, not double choc cake ones) or paninis are. it's what you spread on these things that you have to be careful of fat-wise.
anyhow angie, you seem to have lots of ideas here, i hope you find something to suit you.
I always have 3 pieces of fruit,(or several small fruit like strawberries etc. instead of an apple or such) one is always a banana, for a bit of bulk.

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