Anonymous
04/13/2017 21:07
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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
Anonymous
04/13/2017 21:06
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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
04/13/2017 21:01
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
This is the first I'm hearing of Kodiak cake mix and it sounds interesting. Is it readily available at grocery stores?
Anonymous
04/13/2017 17:49
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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
04/13/2017 17:47
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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
04/13/2017 17:34
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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
04/13/2017 17:31
Subject: Re:Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
Overnight oats in a tupperware or jar
Anonymous
04/13/2017 17:12
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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
04/13/2017 17:11
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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
04/13/2017 17:11
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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
04/13/2017 17:04
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
Greek yogurt pouches
Anonymous
04/13/2017 16:57
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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)
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
04/13/2017 16:52
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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
04/13/2017 16:49
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
Egg muffins
Anonymous
04/13/2017 16:47
Subject: Healthy high protein on the go breakfast for kids
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