Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids

[Anonymous]

My daughter is leaving so early in the morning that I need a quick breakfast she can eat in the car but that also has protein - she isn't a huge fan of breakfast sandwiches - I've googled and haven't found anything super appealing in my baking adventures

[Anonymous]

Egg muffins

[Anonymous]

I make muffins with Kodiak Cake mix. Simply add an egg, butter, bananas, chocolate chips, and cinnamon. My kids love them for breakfast/snacks, and it keeps them full.

[Anonymous]

Egg muffins

Baked oatmeal bars with almond meal, eggs, and flax

smoothies made with greek yogurt

peanut butter-oat balls (just mix those two things with a little honey and roll into balls)

[Anonymous]

Greek yogurt pouches

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I make muffins with Kodiak Cake mix. Simply add an egg, butter, bananas, chocolate chips, and cinnamon. My kids love them for breakfast/snacks, and it keeps them full.

Do you have a recipe? This could def work

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Egg muffins

Baked oatmeal bars with almond meal, eggs, and flax

smoothies made with greek yogurt

peanut butter-oat balls (just mix those two things with a little honey and roll into balls)

She loves eggs- my egg muffins suck and I totally follow the recipe - try always smell yucky - can you send your recipe?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Egg muffins

Baked oatmeal bars with almond meal, eggs, and flax

smoothies made with greek yogurt

peanut butter-oat balls (just mix those two things with a little honey and roll into balls)

Oh and saw the pb oat balls on tasty today - def going to try - but she eats pb for lunch so trying to diversify some

[Anonymous]

Overnight oats in a tupperware or jar

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I make muffins with Kodiak Cake mix. Simply add an egg, butter, bananas, chocolate chips, and cinnamon. My kids love them for breakfast/snacks, and it keeps them full.

Do you have a recipe? This could def work

Cake mix doesn't exactly correlate to a high protein breakfast.

Egg cups or nuts and cheese, hard boiled eggs, all things my kids like.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I make muffins with Kodiak Cake mix. Simply add an egg, butter, bananas, chocolate chips, and cinnamon. My kids love them for breakfast/snacks, and it keeps them full.

Do you have a recipe? This could def work

Cake mix doesn't exactly correlate to a high protein breakfast.

Egg cups or nuts and cheese, hard boiled eggs, all things my kids like.

NP. Kodiak is quite high in protein and fiber, which keep a kid full. The carbs provide them fuel. The added butter ( I would use oil in cooking and add butter to the warm muffin) is good day. The bananas are a fruit and filling!
The chocolate is for fun!

Seems good to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I make muffins with Kodiak Cake mix. Simply add an egg, butter, bananas, chocolate chips, and cinnamon. My kids love them for breakfast/snacks, and it keeps them full.

Do you have a recipe? This could def work

Cake mix doesn't exactly correlate to a high protein breakfast.

Egg cups or nuts and cheese, hard boiled eggs, all things my kids like.

Why would you comment if you don't know what it is? It's a high protein pancake mix. What's the problem?

[Anonymous]

This is the first I'm hearing of Kodiak cake mix and it sounds interesting. Is it readily available at grocery stores?

[Anonymous]

I'm really lazy with breakfast - we do Greek yogurt in a reusable pouch, hard boiled eggs, peanut butter toast, plus fruit, chia pudding, and oatmeal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I make muffins with Kodiak Cake mix. Simply add an egg, butter, bananas, chocolate chips, and cinnamon. My kids love them for breakfast/snacks, and it keeps them full.

Do you have a recipe? This could def work

Cake mix doesn't exactly correlate to a high protein breakfast.

Egg cups or nuts and cheese, hard boiled eggs, all things my kids like.

NP. Kodiak is quite high in protein and fiber, which keep a kid full. The carbs provide them fuel. The added butter ( I would use oil in cooking and add butter to the warm muffin) is good day. The bananas are a fruit and filling!
The chocolate is for fun!

Seems good to me.

It's whole wheat flour, oat flour and honey and some egg whites. Then chocolate and bananas are added- if someone is truly looking for a high protein breakfast this isn't it