What I Have For Breakfast
*Although I would love to be able to have the time & money to make my meals from scratch, sadly with a full time job that is simply just not the case*
*I also try to buy organic products, again this sometimes is just not that easy so I make do with what I can get or already have*
The main thing that I usually have for breakfast is granola and almond milk. I am not a massive fan of dried fruit, I just can't eat them at all and much prefer to consume them fresh. This leaves me quite limited to certain cereals that I can have. Even when I was younger and used to eat Alpen, it would take me at least 10 mins to pick out all the raisins from my bowl and to be honest that is just a massive waste of food.
and a tea spoon each of flaxseed, chia and hemp seed just to bulk it up and keep me fuller for longer.
I also add a tablespoon of maca powder on my cereal as it is quite sweet and nutty in taste.
I am quite new to the vegan and healthy lifestyle, I know some of these cereals contain honey but I do know some vegans who do eat it and although I plan not to in the future, for right now I am just trying to ease my way into this style of eating.
I also have a juice every morning with different fruits, veggies and superfood powders but I want to make a separate blog post about them.
If you guys have any great breakfast ideas then please let me know, would love to try something different.
Later skaters
Love S xoxo
*I also try to buy organic products, again this sometimes is just not that easy so I make do with what I can get or already have*
The main thing that I usually have for breakfast is granola and almond milk. I am not a massive fan of dried fruit, I just can't eat them at all and much prefer to consume them fresh. This leaves me quite limited to certain cereals that I can have. Even when I was younger and used to eat Alpen, it would take me at least 10 mins to pick out all the raisins from my bowl and to be honest that is just a massive waste of food.
I always go for the Alpro unsweetened almond milk as I prefer it to soy milk, although I still think soy milk tastes pretty nice.
Jordans Country Crisp Chunky Nuts states on the packaging that it is suitable for vegetarians, but it is also suitable for vegans as far as I can tell (correct me if I'm wrong).
Jordans also do a granola so I thought i'd pick some up as well.
And I do love the granola from the Tesco's finest range.
To my cereal and granola I also like to add a big handful of Tesco organic nuts, sunflower & pumpkin seeds which i've mixed together in a tupperware
I am quite new to the vegan and healthy lifestyle, I know some of these cereals contain honey but I do know some vegans who do eat it and although I plan not to in the future, for right now I am just trying to ease my way into this style of eating.
I also have a juice every morning with different fruits, veggies and superfood powders but I want to make a separate blog post about them.
If you guys have any great breakfast ideas then please let me know, would love to try something different.
Later skaters
Love S xoxo
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