25 Quick & Easy Low Carb Breakfast Recipes: Delicious Food That Helps You Stick to Your Diet

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Now you can find these in handy snack packs for conveniently toting around. Jerky recently got a gourmet makeover, and is now available with ingredients like responsibly raised turkey, chicken, beef and bison in inventive flavors like herbs, citrus and teriyaki. With about 7 grams of protein and just 2 grams of carbs per 1-ounce stick, this is a great way to stave off mid-afternoon munchies without reaching for chips. Just try to find a brand with the least sodium. Non-starchy crunchy veggies like cucumbers and celery are great picks for dipping into hummus about 4 grams of carbs per 2-tablespoon serving.

The chickpeas in hummus provide protein and ample B vitamins, which are vital for helping your body convert food into fuel. Try salsa or mix Greek yogurt with lemon juice, garlic and herbs. This brassica is having a moment as a popular veggie. Low carbers will appreciate it because it can be mashed like potatoes. Or throw it into the food processor to make "cauliflower rice," which can then be used in "rice" bowls and stir-fries.

Some grocery stores even sell packaged cauliflower rice for easy kitchen prep. We love zucchini because it's so versatile. Using a vegetable peeler or a handy spiralizer, zucchini can be transformed into spaghetti- or linguini-like "noodles" as a low-carb substitute for pasta. Don't miss our veggie noodle recipes including zucchini noodles, spaghetti squash and more!

Another great pick, spaghetti squash can be baked or roasted and then, using a fork, the "squash noodles" pulled out. Like zucchini noodles, you can top them with pasta sauce. Or, bake these into casseroles or lasagna—the squash is great at taking on whatever flavors it's paired with. See our delicious spaghetti squash recipes for inspiration. Sweet Potato Skins with Guacamole. All taters are starchy veggies along with others like corn and peas , so they have more carbs.

A medium sweet spud contains 24 grams of carbohydrate, so pair it with baked chicken or fish and a green veggie like broccoli for a well-rounded meal. The fiber 4 grams helps slow digestion, and sweet potatoes are bursting with disease-busting antioxidants called carotenoids. Raspberry Yogurt with Dark Chocolate. Berries are winners because they're lower in sugar and high in fiber, so they keep your body on an even energy keel. Blueberries, blackberries, strawberries and raspberries are all good picks when you're hankering for fruit. One cup of blueberries delivers 84 calories and 21 grams of carbs, a cup of blackberries has 62 calories and 14 grams of carbs, sliced strawberries deliver 53 calories and 13 grams of carbs per cup and raspberries have 64 calories and 15 grams of carbohydrate in 1 cup.

Super-refreshing, this melon ranks lower on the calorie scale of fruits—just 50 calories per cup of cubes, and 13 grams of carbs. These are great because they're usually on the smaller end, so they have built-in portion control. One fruit contains just 30 calories, 8 grams of carbohydrate and 1 gram of fiber. Plus, these are also portable for on-the-go eating.

No matter what type of fruit you're eating, make sure you choose fresh rather than juice or dried fruit. Juice contains no fiber, so the sugar can spike your blood sugar quickly.

Dried fruit is often sweetened with added sugars or juices, and cup-for-cup generally contains four times the calories and carbs. Strawberry-Chocolate Greek Yogurt Bark. Dairy isn't out just because you're low carb. Go for Greek yogurt, which has a higher protein content compared to regular yogurt. One 6-ounce container offers 17 grams of protein and only 6 grams of carbs, plus it's a good source of bone-maintaining calcium. It's a low-carb choice only if you go plain, though.

Fruit blends pack a few teaspoons of added sugar and three times the amount of carbs. Make your own with our DIY recipe for Greek yogurt. While kefir—a tangy fermented milk drink—contains just as many carbs as milk, it's got the added benefit of probiotics, which help improve your gut health. It's also lactose-free, so if you have trouble stomaching regular milk, kefir can be a good way to get protein 1 cup provides 11 grams , vitamin D one-quarter of your daily quota and calcium nearly one-third of what you need in a day.

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Obviously, this isn't dairy, but if you're looking for a nondairy alternative to cow's milk, know they're not all equal when it comes to nutrition. Low-carb choices include nut like almond and coconut milk. Avoid rice and oat milks, which will run you over 20 grams of carbs per cup, and watch out for added sugars.

Cottage Cheese Veggie Dip. Don't forget about cottage cheese. It's a protein powerhouse rivaling Greek yogurt, with 24 grams per cup. Turn to cottage cheese when you want to switch up your breakfast routine, or as a quick snack topped with cinnamon and berries. We're talking the stuff from a can not the nondairy milk substitute. One-third of a cup of "lite" coconut milk contains 50 calories and 1 gram carbs. Scoop out the thick, custard-like milk up top and whip it into a nondairy whipped cream to top berries for a low-carb dessert.

See how to make DIY coconut whipped cream. Next time you're baking a dessert, swap out some regular flour for almond flour also called almond meal. Made from finely ground almonds, the flour adds vitamin E, belly-slimming monounsaturated fats and some extra protein to cookies, cakes and sweet breads. The 1 Best Seller, 25 Quick and Easy Low Carb Breakfast Recipes is here to rescue you from dietary boredom with mouthwatering breakfast recipes that will help you stick to your diet and get the results you want.

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Eating a delicious low carb breakfast has never been easier to do t Do you love your low carb diet, but can't face another plate of bacon and eggs in the morning? Eating a delicious low carb breakfast has never been easier to do than with this especially-formatted for the Kindle book. Easy Recipes for fabulous breakfasts you can enjoy yourself or prepare for your entire family.

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The recipes contain a wide-range of calories and fat grams to accommodate differing dietary goals. Tips and suggestions from a long-term successful low-carber to help you succeed in reaching your goals. Clear explanations with step-by-step instructions and a tempting description of the food you'll be preparing. Techniques to turn you into a whiz at making perfect eggs, omelets and bacon so you can enjoy those foods even more The recipes are divided into the categories of Eggs, Omelets and Frittatas, Breakfast Sides and Smoothies, with a special bonus list of 10 Super-Speedy low carb breakfast ideas for the mornings you have to fly out the door.

In , she lost 80 pounds on a low carb diet and has stuck with the program, since then. Throughout the book, she gives tips and strategies to help you save time and stick with your low carbing, regardless of the specific plan you follow. Scroll up and click the Buy button to start eating yummy breakfasts, today. Kindle Edition , 45 pages. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book.

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