(Coffee with creamer not pictured)
[“Safe” in this context just means I know the calories. It will fill me up and it won’t throw off my day]
This has been my go to breakfast for the last solid month. I hate eating breakfast so it doesn’t really get old. Sometimes add a hot sauce for variety. What are some of your go-to “safe” meals?

by girlwhoplayswithbugs

34 Comments

  1. ThinHeat650

    fage nonfat yogurt with 1/2tbsp chia seeds, 1tbsp oats and one banana

  2. fresh veggies dipped in nonfat greek yogurt mixed with ranch seasoning and chili powder

  3. customheart

    Yes. Coffee with 6tsp of creamer, Peppermint Luna bar. I dislike having to make anything before work so bars it is.

  4. NiceGuysFinishLast

    Non fat Greek yogurt, some protein powder, and fresh berries if I have them. Plus 16g of psyllium fiber.

    That’s breakfast pretty much every day. At this point I could eyeball it and be within 50 calories, but I still use my food scale for everything.

  5. danaskullys

    I have a smoothie for lunch almost every day unless I’m not at home

  6. iAmManchee

    I like this sub, but you know ‘safe foods’ are a disordered eating thing right?

  7. 2pale4pretty

    Coffee with premier protein as the creamer, every single day for breakfast. 165 calories for 30 grams of protein is hard to beat.

  8. dognamedwaffles

    150g cup of Fage 5% milkfat plain Greek yogurt + 2tbsp Frank’s Red Hot + half a bag of Perdue Short Cuts dipped in the buffalo yogurt. 260 calories, 38g protein.

  9. vulgarandgorgeous

    Yes low cal toast with egg, egg white, half a slice of cheese and yogurt.

  10. softlemon

    Yeah vegan vanilla yoghurt & keto granola. Filling but not moreish.

  11. amazingusername100

    Yes, two egg omelette and two laughing cow cheese triangles with a handful of spinach for breakfast. Delicious and filling.

  12. breadbaths

    my cup of white rice frozen veggies and salmon burger from trader joes LOL

  13. LifeIsScrolling

    Greek yogurt, blueberries and sugar-free protein cereal.

  14. InnerArtichoke4803

    Yes peanut butter n jelly sandwhich with fiber bread and sugar free fruit preserves

  15. punchelos

    Yeah I have a lot of the same things on rotation, especially bc I’m vegetarian and know the calories in my protein sources. It gets boring though.

    Some safe meals I have on rotation though:

    1 protein waffle and a side of 3 egg whites and cherry tomatoes (I do this for lunch even though it’s breakfast food)

    A cup of my veggie chili which is mostly peppers and tomatoes and beans

    Just a can of soup!

    2 cups of broccoli and 2 Gardein f’sh Patties (don’t judge me they’re good)

    Baked potato plain with a ton of broccoli and 1 cheese slice (I have a protein shake on days I do this lol)

    Girl dinner – just a big thing of cucumbers, bell pepper, cherry tomatoes, a protein bar, like 8 cubes of pepperjack cheese, and blueberries. I have those meal prep compartment type Tupperware things so I just measure the stuff into the 1 cup compartments except the cheese cubes and protein bar.

  16. Low carb pasta with a bit of tomato sauce and a chicken sausage. Make a batch for the week and parcel it out.

  17. rodger_thattt

    I love carrot fries. Guesstimating 100-150 calories
    I cut up 3 – 5 large carrots , toss them in coconut or avocado oil, salt pepper garlic powder & onion powder and Airfry them. Ketchup optional

  18. Funnyllama20

    Every morning I eat 2 pieces of l’oven fresh 35 cal/slice toast with 1 serving of grape jelly. It’s just a toasted jelly sandwich. For 120 cals (with some decent protein for a jelly sandwich) it’s the best way to start my day. Rarely do I miss.

  19. decaturbob

    Very little I prepare and eat would be considered boring. I spice stuff up!

  20. banana_bird_

    A mashed up banana with oats and protein/fiber powder. Sometimes, I’ll add nuts, berries, or a few chocolate chips. Call it ‘mush’, I could live off of it if I had to honestly. Texture is slimy, but in a fun way. Taste is banana, which I like.

    10/10 in my opinion.

  21. napalmtree13

    I have an oatmeal bar recipe that’s 362 calories, 8 g of fiber and 16 g of protein for a pretty big bar. I’ve been eating one every day for either breakfast or lunch. I struggle with insoluble fiber due to my Crohn’s, so this bar is a great way for me to get a lot of my soluble fiber in one go.

  22. mynippleshurtbitch

    Lean cuisine Vermont cheddar mac and cheese and a can of tuna

  23. RaeaSunshine

    I like to save my calories for the evening, so I eat the same lunch almost every day. Two cups of spinach steamed + cherry tomatoes + squeeze of lemon + everything bagel seasoning. NGL it’s kinda mid, but it gets my veggies in and keeps me from being hangry. Safe and simple!

  24. islandofwaffles

    radishes with Bolthouse yogurt ranch dressing, a Babybel cheese, and a Wasa light rye cracker with some hummus.

  25. Far-Street9848

    Rice with a fried egg on top. Garnish with fun.

  26. Songbyrd1984

    220g Good Culture low fat cottage cheese with 100g Hillshire Farms Oven Roasted Turkey lunch meat (chopped up) and 10 cherry tomatoes, quartered and tossed with salt and pepper. Mix together; eat. 280 calories. It’s what I take to work for lunch anytime I’m too tired to come up with something more interesting.

  27. 1 Skyr or kefir, 30 g of rolled oats, 5 g of wheat bran, 10 g of chia seeds, 1 teaspoon of honey and ~50 g frozen fruits. It has everything – protein, fats, complex carbs, sugar and (most importantly) fibre

  28. LouisaLeigh

    Chicken breast with a little bit of barbeque sauce. A potato with some butter and cheese. Veg.

  29. Legitimate_Stick_820

    1 pound of 97%/3% lean turkey with a quarter pound of rice cauliflower. Supplement that with a multivitamin, potassium, probiotic pills, and a premier protein chocolate shake.

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