7 Day Meal Plan Satisfying High Protein Breakfasts

 7-Day Meal Plan: Satisfying High-Protein Breakfasts   

These high-protein breakfasts, with 15 grams of protein or more per serving, will help keep you satisfied all morning long. Paired with other healthy ingredients, such as whole grains, dairy, fruits, veggies, nuts and seeds, these filling meals are balanced to give your body the full range of nutrients it needs to thrive. Try adding more protein-rich foods to your breakfast routine and see the satisfying difference it can make. Day 1: Spinach & Cheese Breakfast Skillet Get the Recipe 1 serving = 34 grams of protein Spinach & Cheese Breakfast Skillet Spinach & Cheese Breakfast Skillet: Eating a big protein-rich breakfast may help lower your levels of the hunger-signaling hormone, ghrelin, and reduce snack cravings later in the day. In this healthy hash-and-egg recipe, a whopping 34 grams of protein per serving will keep you feeling satisfied through until lunch. Day 2: Nut & Berry Parfait Get the Recipe 1 serving = 30 grams of protein 5 Tips for Making Clean-Eating Breakfasts Nut & Berry Parfait: Swapping in Greek yogurt for regular delivers twice the protein and makes you morning meal super satisfying. In this quick high-protein parfait recipe, fiber-rich berries, sliced almonds, and a drizzle of honey top Greek yogurt for a healthy, filling and delicious breakfast with 30 grams of protein per serving. Day 3: Strawberry-Banana Protein Smoothie Get the Recipe 1 serving = 19 grams of protein 3759014.jpg Strawberry-Banana Protein Smoothie: Paring protein- and fiber-rich foods together, makes for a meal with double the staying power. In this healthy smoothie recipe, 19 grams of protein from Greek yogurt and nut butter, and 10 grams of fiber from fruit and ground flaxseed combine to create a energy-packed breakfast that will help keep you full all morning long. Day 4: Raspberry Overnight Muesli Get the Recipe 1 serving = 17 grams of protein Raspberry Overnight Muesli Raspberry Overnight Muesli: Regular yogurt, oats and fruit combine and are topped with sliced almonds in this healthy overnight muesli recipe. You’ll get 17 grams of protein to help you feel full during the morning hours. To cut back on added sugars, make this recipe with plain yogurt instead of vanilla. Day 5: Broccoli & Parmesan Cheese Omelet Get the Recipe 1 serving = 33 grams of protein 4464361.jpg Broccoli & Parmesan Cheese Omelet: In this fluffy broccoli and Parmesan omelet recipe, we use two whole eggs and two egg whites to pack in 30 grams of protein when paired with Parmesan and sprouted-grain toast. Day 6: Ricotta & Yogurt Parfait Get the Recipe 1 serving = 23 grams of protein Ricotta Yogurt Parfait Ricotta & Yogurt Parfait: Protein-rich ricotta cheese brings a fun twist to your typical breakfast routine. This parfait recipe uses both ricotta cheese and Greek yogurt to create a filling breakfast with 23 grams of protein per serving. It’s a little bit like a lemon cheesecake, minus much of the calories and added sugar. Day 7: Oatmeal-Almond Protein Pancakes Get the Recipe 1 serving = 20 grams of protein Oatmeal-Almond Protein Pancakes Oatmeal-Almond Protein Pancakes: Most pancake recipes fall flat because they lack the ingredients that help fill you up-think protein and fiber. But this pancake recipe has both. Fiber-rich oat flour, and protein powder make for a seriously-satisfying pancake breakfast. Serve the pancakes topped with a dollop of yogurt and a DIY fruit sauce (frozen berries warmed in the microwave). How to Make High-Protein Cauliflower & Kale Frittata Don’t Miss! 7-Day Meal Plan: High-Protein Dinners Grab & Go Breakfast Meal Plan 7-Day Meal Plan: Easy 10-Minute Breakfasts Veggie Packed Breakfast Meal Plan More Healthy Breakfast & Brunch Recipes

7-Day Meal Plan: Satisfying High-Protein Breakfasts   

7-Day Meal Plan: Satisfying High-Protein Breakfasts

7-Day Meal Plan: Satisfying High-Protein Breakfasts

These high-protein breakfasts, with 15 grams of protein or more per serving, will help keep you satisfied all morning long. Paired with other healthy ingredients, such as whole grains, dairy, fruits, veggies, nuts and seeds, these filling meals are balanced to give your body the full range of nutrients it needs to thrive. Try adding more protein-rich foods to your breakfast routine and see the satisfying difference it can make.

Day 1: Spinach & Cheese Breakfast Skillet

Get the Recipe

1 serving = 34 grams of protein

Spinach & Cheese Breakfast Skillet   

Spinach & Cheese Breakfast Skillet: Eating a big protein-rich breakfast may help lower your levels of the hunger-signaling hormone, ghrelin, and reduce snack cravings later in the day. In this healthy hash-and-egg recipe, a whopping 34 grams of protein per serving will keep you feeling satisfied through until lunch.

Day 2: Nut & Berry Parfait

1 serving = 30 grams of protein

5 Tips for Making Clean-Eating Breakfasts   

Nut & Berry Parfait: Swapping in Greek yogurt for regular delivers twice the protein and makes you morning meal super satisfying. In this quick high-protein parfait recipe, fiber-rich berries, sliced almonds, and a drizzle of honey top Greek yogurt for a healthy, filling and delicious breakfast with 30 grams of protein per serving.

Day 3: Strawberry-Banana Protein Smoothie

1 serving = 19 grams of protein

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Strawberry-Banana Protein Smoothie: Paring protein- and fiber-rich foods together, makes for a meal with double the staying power. In this healthy smoothie recipe, 19 grams of protein from Greek yogurt and nut butter, and 10 grams of fiber from fruit and ground flaxseed combine to create a energy-packed breakfast that will help keep you full all morning long.

Day 4: Raspberry Overnight Muesli

1 serving = 17 grams of protein

Raspberry Overnight Muesli   

Raspberry Overnight Muesli: Regular yogurt, oats and fruit combine and are topped with sliced almonds in this healthy overnight muesli recipe. You’ll get 17 grams of protein to help you feel full during the morning hours. To cut back on added sugars, make this recipe with plain yogurt instead of vanilla.

Day 5: Broccoli & Parmesan Cheese Omelet

1 serving = 33 grams of protein

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Broccoli & Parmesan Cheese Omelet: In this fluffy broccoli and Parmesan omelet recipe, we use two whole eggs and two egg whites to pack in 30 grams of protein when paired with Parmesan and sprouted-grain toast.

Day 6: Ricotta & Yogurt Parfait

1 serving = 23 grams of protein

Ricotta Yogurt Parfait   

Ricotta & Yogurt Parfait: Protein-rich ricotta cheese brings a fun twist to your typical breakfast routine. This parfait recipe uses both ricotta cheese and Greek yogurt to create a filling breakfast with 23 grams of protein per serving. It’s a little bit like a lemon cheesecake, minus much of the calories and added sugar.

Day 7: Oatmeal-Almond Protein Pancakes

1 serving = 20 grams of protein

Oatmeal-Almond Protein Pancakes   

Oatmeal-Almond Protein Pancakes: Most pancake recipes fall flat because they lack the ingredients that help fill you up-think protein and fiber. But this pancake recipe has both. Fiber-rich oat flour, and protein powder make for a seriously-satisfying pancake breakfast. Serve the pancakes topped with a dollop of yogurt and a DIY fruit sauce (frozen berries warmed in the microwave).

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Spinach & Cheese Breakfast Skillet

Spinach & Cheese Breakfast Skillet

5 Tips for Making Clean-Eating Breakfasts

5 Tips for Making Clean-Eating Breakfasts

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3759014.jpg

Raspberry Overnight Muesli

Raspberry Overnight Muesli

4464361.jpg

4464361.jpg

Ricotta Yogurt Parfait

Ricotta Yogurt Parfait

Oatmeal-Almond Protein Pancakes

Oatmeal-Almond Protein Pancakes