In this video, I will be sharing 3 quick and easy high protein breakfast ideas. These are a great way of adding in some fuel in the mornings to help prevent extreme hunger coming up to lunch time. These ideas are meant to give you easy options that you can prepare quickly in the mornings before work/school as well as options you can bring on-the-go with you wherever you go.
Cheerios:
Hemp seeds:
Chia seeds:
Honey:
Instant oatmeal (plain):
Pure Protein Bars:
Time Stamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:37 “Honey Nut” Cheerios
05:14 Oatmeal
08:28 Protein Bar
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