Which breakfasts do you recommend? im tired of eating orange juice with toasted bread with cold cuts of turkey or jam and cheese for the last decade or so.
store-bought instant oats are garbage, full of anti-nutrients and harsh fiber. if you want oatmeal, you need old-fashioned steel cut oats which you can soak overnight then rinse and cook, so you can actually digest and absorb nutrients. still I wouldn't bother. all around best carb source that 'ticks all the boxes' is lentils, no contest.
shit, alpen is kind of healthy is a small dose, then if you have a big bowl and already hanging, it will bomb you out and work better then a sleeping pill
Nanner smoothie. Get 2 ripe nanners and add some extra fruit of your choice (ie, 2 nanners and some seedless grapes, or 2 nanners and half an apple, 2 nanners & some blewbs, etc...)
Then add in some chia seeds, ground turmeric, ground coriander, grounnd cinnamon, ground ginger, some other random powders of your choice, like maca powder or hemp protein, bit of black pepper to activate the benefits of the turmeric, a drizzle of hemp seed oil...
If you want to spend all afternoon and evening as high as a kite just add in a teaspoon of grounnd nutmeg. Do not use more than one teaspoon. I fucking warned you.
I'm sure p0rt can sort you out with which blender to buy.
One I like doing (and very fast to do once you got the hang of it)
Take a loaf of muffin bread (you can find this anywhere in markets). Cut it in two parts (the same way you cut a hamburger bread). Put them in the grille pain so it's golden.
Cook an egg (oeuf au plat) on a small pan so it stays small, and put some strips of bacon or anything you like (pancetta works very well) on the pan.
Once it's ready you pack the whole thing in the bread and you have a nice breakfast-sandwich, and it's not very heavy.
Been doing this one for a while now, keeps me well fed for the whole morning.
When I want a sweet breakfast instead of salty, I just make some pancakes (very fast to do) and maple syrup.
You can add some shredded bread (like the bread you didn't eat the day before) in the pancakes mix. Makes them even better.