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My Breakfast Inspiration

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day for me. It is very important to break that overnight fast by fueling your body well and creating that energy your body needs to run throughout the day. No matter how light or small the meal is it is important for your brain function and general well being. I personally do not function well if I haven't had breakfast, it triggers headaches and after a while my body starts to shake. Here are some of the foods I enjoy having in the morning, it keeps me full for longer and helps me avoid unnecessary snacking especially when I have only sweet treats around me. Feed your eyes and try them out. Enjoy!

Mango and Avocado Salsa, Toasted Seeded Bread with Peanut butter spread, Banana and Cucumber slices


Festive inspired Wreath breakfast: Omelette, vegetable Spring rolls, Mushrooms, Baked beans and Bacon

Scrambled Eggs on fried Plantain and Strawberries


Bacon and Tomato Salad Sandwich served with mini Carrots


Greek Yogurt with Granola and Banana toppings served with Banana Bread


My Pizza Style Avocado Omelette


Scrambled Eggs, Tomato slices and Avocado on Pitta Bread/Toasted Seeded Bread topped with Hazelnut spread and Banana


Baguette served with Avocado and Egg omelette cuddled up in Lettuce leaf


Sesame Bagel stuffed with Ham, Cheese, Crispy Florette Salad and Avocado

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