Breakfast has to be the easiest meal of the day to do low-carb in my opinion. You have options of making yourself some good eggs, omelets, quiche, Almond pancakes, or just have some sort of a bar that you can buy in the store. There's a lot of choices available that will help you keep it low-carb . But it's always nice to have a couple other options available to you if you're running short on time and don't have time to cook or prepare something for yourself. I was at the grocery store recently and I came upon a new product. Special K now makes quiches in the frozen food department. Basically it's egg and filler precooked you can throw in the microwave ready to go with no carb fillers.
Special K Ham, Cheese, & Quinoa Quiche
I really enjoy the flavors of the ham in the peppers and this one. Had some nice bowl taste and even tasted fairly fresh from coming out of the microwave and a frozen refrigerator. I would do this again in a heartbeat.
I really enjoy the flavors of the ham in the peppers and this one. Had some nice bowl taste and even tasted fairly fresh from coming out of the microwave and a frozen refrigerator. I would do this again in a heartbeat.
Special K Sausage, Pepper, & Cheese Quiche
I love me some sausage. So the idea of trying to teach that had some of it and it was a no-brainer. Good fillers good taste great quick and easy.
The only bone I had to pick with these was probably the price and I'm not sure if that has to do with my local store or the price of the product themselves. However when I bought a box of these they were about four dollars. Now I could easily buy a carton or two of eggs for that price and make myself up a couple quiches then throw them in the freezer and have them ready to go for myself during the week. But that does take additional time. So is it worth the price or not? I guess it's up to you. If you got the time you can easily save money and probably make something that's a lot more delicious and tailored to your taste.
I love me some sausage. So the idea of trying to teach that had some of it and it was a no-brainer. Good fillers good taste great quick and easy.
The only bone I had to pick with these was probably the price and I'm not sure if that has to do with my local store or the price of the product themselves. However when I bought a box of these they were about four dollars. Now I could easily buy a carton or two of eggs for that price and make myself up a couple quiches then throw them in the freezer and have them ready to go for myself during the week. But that does take additional time. So is it worth the price or not? I guess it's up to you. If you got the time you can easily save money and probably make something that's a lot more delicious and tailored to your taste.
