It depends on what you mean by cutting out all carbs?
If you mean this literally then you'll more or less be limiting yourself to various selections of meat, poultry, fish and eggs for your meals.
If you're simply cutting right down on carbs then as long as you avoid all high carb/added sugar foods you can eat what you fancy or have the time or inclination to prepare for your breakfast - it doesn't have to be standard brekkie type food. So anything from bacon,eggs, sausage, mushrooms and tomatoes, omelettes with or without fillings, yoghurt and berries, yesterday's leftovers, salad and cold meats and cheeses, chicken drumsticks, kippers, smoked salmon, sweet or savoury muffins, selection of nuts, low carb alternative porridge... down to just coffee with double cream, or even saving breaking your fast until later in the day if you choose... And as you can see from other posts too, there are no fixed "rules"!
I simply take each day as it comes, and eat what I fancy or is readily to hand if my stomach says "Hungry!" otherwise I simply have coffee and cream - which is actually quite filling. Sometimes all I need is a glass or two of water, and save eating until later. I've never (since I was a child) been a great breakfast eater so this suits me fine!
If you're eating an LCHF or ketogenic diet, then you should find that replacing carbs with fats helps keep you full and satisfied for much longer, and you don't necessarily want or need to eat regular meals.
Robbity
