i always had issue eating sweet and heavy things early in the morning bc they made me feel so sick and i basically had to force it down. iā€™ve said it here before but i love quesadillas in the morning bc theyā€™re fairly quick yet so filling and give you so much energy. i also make baked pita ā€œpizzasā€ w olive oil, feta, spinach, roasted peppersā€¦honestly whatever i have in the fridge. i really love a good egg and french fry moment when im feeling lazy :) or leftover rice and beans. i always pair anything i eat with a hot tea or some kombucha for easy digestion.
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Once I released myself from the shackles of only eating breakfast food at breakfast time my life improved dramatically (I too hate the texture of eggs and can't stand eating anything sweet before noon) I tend to eat leftovers for breakfast. Typical morning is pastawith veggies, soup, a sandwich made from scraps etc.
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