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If you're looking for a breakfast that does serious nutritional work without feeling heavy, this silken tofu berry bowl deserves a spot in your rotation. Blended smooth and left to set in the fridge, it has a thick, creamy texture somewhere between a mousse and a pudding – and at 27g of protein and nearly 17g of fibre per serving, it punches well above its weight.
This is the kind of high protein breakfast bowl you can have 2 or 3 times a week with minimun prep time. Make the greek yoghurt and chia seed base so there is enough for 3 days. Each morning, serve in a bowl or container to go and add a variety of fruits, nuts and seeds. You should be able to hit 30g protein and about 10g fibre.
Protein packed breakfast ideas are a very popular request. This is a great option that can be versatile in terms of flavours. For me, making ahead my breakfast is a must as I usually have breakfast at the studio after my first client of the day or after teaching a class. Hitting 40g protein with my breakfast alone sets me up for a day with energy, no cravings and properly fuelling for muscle building, hormone support and blood sugar balance.
If you love a shot of coffee in the morning then you’ll love this smoothie. We use Exhale coffee, which is tested for high polyphenols and no mould. We use Nuzest protein powder, but use whatever your favourite is.
I find that a lot of clients love a bowl of porridge in the morning during the colder months. However, If they train with me and even on days they don’t it makes for a breakfast a little too low in protein, so I have just revisited a classic chocolate berry combo and added a nice clean lean protein powder. It is a balanced breakfast perfect to fuel your day pre workout.
