Then I top it off with some kind of cereal, usually Fiber One! Fiber One is really a good cereal. You would think it would be cardboard-like, but it's slightly sweet, high in fiber (go figure) and just plan good. You can even use them as a replacement for chow mein noodles in haystacks! Sometimes, I even top it off with cinnamon, especially if I'm using Apple Pie yogurt. Anyway, with all the fruit, the fiber, and calcium and protein, this is a great (and easy) entry for Sweetnick's ARF Tuesday. Check out the other great entries for fantastic ideas.
Monday, September 24, 2007
My Typical Breakfast - Quick and Easy...Again!
There's just something perfect about the texture, flavor, and temperature of yogurt. It is my usual breakfast...especially during the week. I just grab a single serving of yogurt - I use my grocery store's light version. Vanilla and raspberry are my favorites. Then I add some sort of fresh (or frozen during the winter) fruit. My favorites are strawberries and blueberries. Frozen blueberries are somehow really good in this. They stay frozen for a bit and the texture becomes really creamy...I just love it. Then I top it off with some kind of cereal, usually Fiber One! Fiber One is really a good cereal. You would think it would be cardboard-like, but it's slightly sweet, high in fiber (go figure) and just plan good. You can even use them as a replacement for chow mein noodles in haystacks! Sometimes, I even top it off with cinnamon, especially if I'm using Apple Pie yogurt. Anyway, with all the fruit, the fiber, and calcium and protein, this is a great (and easy) entry for Sweetnick's ARF Tuesday. Check out the other great entries for fantastic ideas.
Then I top it off with some kind of cereal, usually Fiber One! Fiber One is really a good cereal. You would think it would be cardboard-like, but it's slightly sweet, high in fiber (go figure) and just plan good. You can even use them as a replacement for chow mein noodles in haystacks! Sometimes, I even top it off with cinnamon, especially if I'm using Apple Pie yogurt. Anyway, with all the fruit, the fiber, and calcium and protein, this is a great (and easy) entry for Sweetnick's ARF Tuesday. Check out the other great entries for fantastic ideas.
Yum, I do the same thing and I love blueberries in yogurt too! Haven't tried Fiber One but I have used different types of granola on mine.
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That looks very healthy and actually tasty too!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could eat dairy in the morning because this looks great! I bet with the addition of the Fiber One it keeps you going for quite a while.
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I love yogurt and fruit for breakfast. I top mine with Grapenuts which adds a nice hearty crunch.
ReplyDeleteYummy, yummy, yummy!
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ReplyDeleteAnnie - It is tasty...I'd really like to try Greek yogurt sometime if I could find it.
Alisha - It makes a good light (especially if it's late) supper...I usually just add more fruit if I do that...some apple, peaches, etc.
Jeena - Thanks! i'll stop by.
Nirmala - I tried the new grape nuts circles things and they were really pretty good. I just think that the regular grape nuts might be too hard. Maybe not.
Stacy - :-)
My PIL does the same thing.
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