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High protein breakfast recipes

None of these contain eggs!
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In a Nutshell
Eggs are a staple breakfast ingredient for me. Frittatas, scrambled, omelet — you name it, my first meal of the day always has eggs in it in one form or another. While eggs might be one of the most common breakfast foods, there are plenty of other nutritious options that can help fuel you up for the day ahead.
If you're looking to switch things up, or need to avoid eggs because of an allergy, we're sharing a list of protein-packed breakfast recipes without eggs. Scroll down to find them!
 
 
 
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Morgan Mandriota
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Start your day with a protein-packed breakfast
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Start your day with a protein-packed breakfast
All of these eggless breakfast dishes contain at least 20 grams (g) of protein and feature healthy ingredients, like avocados, blueberries, and cottage cheese. We picked a mix of savory and sweet recipes to satisfy different taste buds and preferences, and you can make them in advance to save extra time in the morning.
Without further ado, here are our recipe recommendations — all high protein, no eggs in sight, and easily customizable to your liking.
🥜 Overnight oats with apples, pecans, and peanut butter: 20 g of protein and 422 calories (recipe)
🍅 Tomato basil cottage cheese bowl: 38 g of protein and 366 calories (recipe)
🥑 Breakfast turkey burger with avocado: 30 g of protein and 313 calories (recipe)
🫐 Blueberry and banana smoothie with basil: 26 g of protein and 433 calories (recipe)
🥣 Plum, almond, and yogurt parfait: 27 g of protein and 274 calories (recipe)
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