Breakfast when Low Carb

Yes that's good to remember, I had home made latte banana and because it's Saturday I had a Mini croissant ! Does anyone know can you buy coconut flour in Newcastle on Tyne or area?

 

I am a real Quinoa fan, I had never heard of it until I joined the forum. I make it with water in the microwave, just as you would with rice. I make enough for a few servings. Once made I add Honey and Cinnamon. It is so versatile can be used sweet or savoury with Curry, Kedgeree , Chill stir fry etc. You can buy it at ASDA and it is cheaper than health food stores.
My other favourite is coddled eggs on Hovis 7 seeded loaf with Flora pro active spread.

 

You can buy coconut flour online, Tiana is a make. I bought mine from Holland & Barrett a while ago, not sure if they still stock it.

 

Thanks I'm a big baking and cooking fan how can I satisfy my desire to bake cakes and pastry without affecting my diabetes?

 

Have a look at @ewelina 's awesome web site: http://www.diabeticgoodbaking.com

 

Will do

 

I've had a look, just what I'm looking for, thanks.

 

best advice the lowcarb diabetic website

 

My breakfasts cycle through:

Berries n double cream
Cold meat n cheese
Scrambled eggs
Green smoothies
Eggnbaconorsausage
Cold leftovers from night before
Berries and full fat Greek yog
Bacon and field mushrooms
Pork scratchings (I kid you not)
Bulletproof coffee

If you're bored with breakfast, you're bored with life!

 

Redbegonia, regards coconut flour. I buy mine from a local Asian (Indian) shop and is very cheap, the make is TRS and it has 6.4g carbs per 100g. If you have a local Asian community near to you try one of those shops, they will sell it, Deb

 

Thanks Deb I'm very fortunate I have lots of Asian and African friends and I can go shopping with them, we have some great shops in Newcastle so I'll be whirling over there to see what I can get, I'm learning loads from this site!

 

You can also make your own coconut flour with unsweetened desiccated coconut and a powerful blender like a Vitamix, magic bullet or coffee grinder.

Just keep blitzing it till it's a fine powder.

 

This morning my breakfast was a small steak and two fried eggs.

Other ideas here: Breakfasts

 

Wrong. There is always time for cooking. It takes just a couple of minutes to cook a rasher of bacon and fry an egg in its fat. Even less to make microwave scrambled eggs.

Plan ahead a little and have a stew or quiche in the freezer which can be re-heated in the microwave while you're in the shower.

I reckon delaying long-term complications is reasonable motivation to get out of bed ten minutes earlier.

 

I hope you discover some good breakfast ideas. This morning I had my "Half-Full English" breakfast: a full English without all the carbs. A pork sausage with a mushroom cap, half a small tomato and two eggs fried in the sausage fat. Usually I add bacon to that, but I forgot to go to the butcher yesterday

 

I think essentially you can have anything suitable for diabetic eating that you fancy for breakfast - just think outside the (cereal!) box. You've had a good selection of suggestions so far.

Robbity

 

Couldn't stand all these fancy breakfast menus - 1 Sausage on 1 round of multigrain bread (try Icelands value sausages made with chicken),
1 Morrisons value beefburger on 1 round Multigrain, Poached egg on 2 rounds of Multigrain, 1 rasher of back bacon on 1 round Multigrain
all followed by Coffee with fat free milk and 1 spoonful of sweetener. 2 hours after tests 5.6 mmol. Fasting comes up the same.
All results were found by trial and error by testing with Accu-Chek Aviva In October 2013 I was 7+ so trial and error really works!.

 

i have a smoothie, mainly greens, bought a nutribullet off tv shopping channel, and keeps me stable until late afternoon. with carbs id jump from ie 7 to 12, with smoothie ie 7 to 8/9 and back to target within an hour
fav. smoothie....... spinach, banana, mixed berries, nuts pumpkin seeds, cinamon, topped with unsweetened almond milk