He would
eat yogurt for breakfast, lunch and dinner if I let him.
I've been
eating yogurt for breakfast also!
Try
eating yogurt for breakfast, in smoothies, or in soups.
Not exact matches
Funny, I've been reading this post while
eating my homemade
yogurt for breakfast (with blackberries and homemade granola)!
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Give it as a gift in a pretty jar, set it out in some little bowls
for holiday gathering snaking, simple
eat it
for breakfast in a bowl with non-dairy milk, on
yogurt, or a topping
for a smoothie!
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Lemon curd is one of my favorite things to spread on toast, dollop on scones, stir into plain Greek
yogurt (or layer with granola in a dessert -
for -
breakfast parfait), or just
eat straight off a spoon.
I have been
eating store bought granola and
yogurt for breakfast every morning.
With ingredients like almonds, protein powder, high - protein
yogurt, lemon, honey and blueberries, these are so good you could almost
eat them
for breakfast!
Yogurt and granola is one of my favorite things to
eat for breakfast.
Currently we
eat a lot of
yogurt, granola and fruit
for breakfast.
The idea is to take whatever variety of oats you enjoy and pair the oats with protein powder and
yogurt (such as coconut
yogurt)
for a more filling
breakfast option that you could even
eat for lunch, a light dinner, or as a snack or dessert if you wanted to.
And then there's the blissful, pillowy marshmallow - infused Greek
yogurt that I seriously want to
eat for breakfast every morning.
It's fake health food at it's finest, and it's absolutely delicious served in a big bowl with milk and berries,
eaten stranding at the counter over the container by the handful, or my personal favorite, as a topping
for Greek
yogurt and fruit
for a wholly satisfying
breakfast that's quick enough
for any workday morning but also indulgent enough
for a lazy Saturday.
Confession: I usually
eat the leftovers
for breakfast with a scoop of Greek
yogurt on top.
They are a filling enough to
eat for breakfast and contain protein -LCB- from the greek
yogurt and chia seeds -RCB-, healthy fats -LCB- from the nuts -RCB-, lots of vitamins, nutrients and antioxidants from the fruit!
I pack a
yogurt and strawberries so I can
eat this
for breakfast and a snack.
I myself like to make a simple
yogurt cake with a lot of plums sunk in the batter and just
eat that
for pretty much every meal until it's gone,
breakfast included.
I
ate almost half the batch once it cooled and
ate it
for breakfast with my coffee (no
yogurt needed).
It would be divine with cheesecake or waffles, but it's also healthy enough to
eat with
yogurt for a quick weekday
breakfast.
For breakfast, if
yogurt isn't your style, pour milk over it and
eat it like cereal!
I knew there wasn't too much sugar per serving, so then made some
for my pre-diabetic sister who
eats a little with her
yogurt for breakfast daily, but the big surprise was my husband (who didn't particularly like granola) tried it and has been
eating a bowl EVERY morning!
Prueitt likes
eating the bark with
yogurt with fruit
for breakfast.
I
eat Greek
yogurt for breakfast every morning during the week because it contains many bacterial cultures which is excellent
for digestion, it is also a good source of protein -LCB- less than 1 cup of greek
yogurt provides 15g of protein! -RCB-
The granola was great on top of
yogurt for breakfast, but let's be honest, the majority of this batch has been and will continue to be
eaten by the handful!
I made this last night and I am
eating for breakfast in
yogurt today... actually right now.
I stir these carrots into
yogurt with beets and chopped arugula
for breakfast, sprinkle them into salads
for lunch, and
eat them in this quinoa recipe
for dinner.
During our first week of dating, when we were just getting to know each other, I quickly found out that he
ate yogurt, granola and fruit
for breakfast.
I was really excited that * siggi's wanted to work with me on a post, because I absolutely love their
yogurt and I often
eat it
for breakfast, a snack or as part of my lunch.
I live in West Africa and there are a lot Lebanese here and they
eat labneh / Greek
yogurt for breakfast (with olive oil and pita / Lebanese bread).
I usually have lunch meat, sliced cheese, eggs, and
yogurt in the fridge
for him to be able to whip up quick and easy
breakfasts and lunches, but other than that he
eats plants with me!
We
ate this
for dessert with a vanilla - scented whipped cream, and
for breakfast the next morning with plain
yogurt and a drizzle of maple syrup.
You can also
eat them broken up with
yogurt or any milk of your preference as a sort of granola
for breakfast.
Making the cookie shells has been a bit rough so far, but the upside of all the failed attempts is that I then get to
eat the filling
for breakfast with
yogurt.
I'm
eating them
for breakfast But if I hadn't the need to use the creamer I would have used some coconut
yogurt instead!
This dead - easy, super-refreshing
yogurt - based frozen treat is the perfect topper
for anything from fresh farmstand fruit to pie and is sweetened lightly enough that you could throw granola on top and
eat it
for breakfast.
The first one I made easy
yogurt cake I thought would have been perfect
for breakfast, unfortunately it never made it to
breakfast and got
eaten the night before!
As I'm usually trying to cram food into my face as fast as possible in the mornings (firstly, I am hungrayyy, secondly I've only got about 10 minutes to make and
eat my
breakfast and coffee during the week), I go
for yogurt and muesli (an addiction I've stuck to
for pretty much 75 % of my mornings
for a year, so far).
WITH the following caveats: MUST
eat a nutritious
breakfast (she is not a morning eater, so I am making her fruit smoothies with
yogurt for protein and dairy), gets a snack that contains nutrition (fiber, protein), and also
eats a nutritious dinner (I don't do take - out or processed foods).
For example, one client believed
eating an English muffin plus an egg and a
yogurt at
breakfast sounded «piggy.»
Your kids won't miss
eating sugary cereal
for breakfast after tasting this delicious and healthy treat called Greek
yogurt bark.
By now, your baby
eats solid or semi-solid foods and should have about two of the following
breakfast items suggested
for 10 - month - old babies soon after waking
for the day: 1/4 to 1/2 cup cereal, oatmeal,
yogurt, cooked mashed egg, or bite - sized bagel or fruit pieces
for breakfast, depending on his ability to self - feed and
eat finger foods.
If you think that sodas, fruit juices,
breakfast cereals and store - bought flavored
yogurts are the way to
eat for a happy, healthy life, you're terribly wrong.
Eat plant - and animal - based protein throughout the day — an egg or high - protein cereal
for breakfast, 10 almonds midmorning, a cup of low - sugar
yogurt in the afternoon — and your stamina should stabilize.
Every morning, I
eat 1 cup of nonfat plain Greek
yogurt with a cup of mixed berries
for breakfast, and about 30 minutes later, I go out
for an hour - long walk.
For example, mix granola with
yogurt,
eat meats on a slice of whole - wheat toast or a bagel, stir ground flaxseed into your soup or have a whole - grain muffin as a side with
breakfast.
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At times I've gained 10 lbs just by
eating a small plain
yogurt with a handful of berries
for breakfast, how is that possible?
With ingredients like almonds, protein powder, high - protein
yogurt, lemon, honey and blueberries, these are so good you could almost
eat them
for breakfast!