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Breakfast ideas?
      #51043 - 03/16/04 08:12 AM
Sara-Sage

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Hi all, does anyone have any favorite breakfast foods (without meat or eggs) to suggest to me? I am getting so sick of toast with jam. Thanks.

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51045 - 03/16/04 08:15 AM
Kimm

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Loc: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

I eat corn chex with soy milk, bagels, oatmeal...these are all quick breakfasts...if you want some ideas that take a little more time try looking on the recipe exchange or in Heather's book "Eating for IBS" ...there are lots of great things in there!!

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51048 - 03/16/04 08:24 AM
Sara-Sage

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Thanks Kimm. What do you put on your bagel? I have Heather's book. I am looking for quick before work ideas.

Kimm, aren't you the one who wrote me back about Dicetel? I have taken it for a few days now and it seems to be giving me cramps and not doing too much else. Didn't you say it didn't work for you? Let me know what your doctor suggests as another drug to take. I'd like to know what does work but I guess it's different for everyone.

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51050 - 03/16/04 08:28 AM
Kimm

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Hey there...I usually put a tiny amount of low-fat peanut butter on my bagel...but some people can't handle peanut butter...so maybe jam instead??
Yah I'm the one who wrote you back about Dicetel...and I'm actually going to see my Doc today to try and find another medication that will work. I've been on Dicetel for almost 2 months now and I've seen no results...I was told it can take over a month to start working...so maybe give it a little more time and it may work for you!!
In any case...I will definately let you know what me and the Doc decide on today and will tell you if it does anything for me....

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51053 - 03/16/04 08:33 AM
tuxedocat

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You could also try Tofutti "Cream Cheese"---it's not too horrible and comes in flavors like veggie and strawberry. Peanut butter is more nutritious though, if you can tolerate it. I second Kimm's ideas about oatmeal and cereal. Also soy yogurt is quick and easy! I know how it is though--I'm terrible about eating breakfast!

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51059 - 03/16/04 08:42 AM
Sara-Sage

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Thanks.

Hope you find something that works too and I'll give it a bit more time.

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51062 - 03/16/04 08:44 AM
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I'll look for Tofutti cream cheese, sounds good. I can't tolerate peanut butter which is sad because I love it.

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51084 - 03/16/04 09:13 AM
Jennifer Rose

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Loc: Fremont, CA

I never eat breakfast until I get to work (long story), so it's hard for me to eat a meal that has to be prepared. My favorite thing lately is to bring a bag of cereal and a juice-box sized Soy Dream Original (I believe they sell 3-packs of them). Pop a few cereal pieces in my mouth and wash it down with the soy milk - just like having a bowl of cereal!

I will also bring pieces of Heathers' breads or an english muffin to toast in the toaster.

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Breakfast ideas and soynut butter new
      #51102 - 03/16/04 09:31 AM
Kree

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My favorite breakfasts are homemade quick breads and muffins... there are some awesome recipes on the boards that are simple to whip up and taste fantastic! And of course Heather's breads are also terrific. I usually freeze some so that it lasts longer. When it starts getting low I just take it out of the freezer the night before and voila, there's breakfast!

I also love cereals. Honeycombs and cocoa puffs are my safest standbys. I also love my Honeycombs with about 1/2 a banana sliced on top!

I also enjoy bagels for breakfast. Depending on the flavor of bagel I top it with either a little bit of soy margarine, soynut butter, soy cream cheese, or jelly.

Speaking of soynut butter, have you ever tried it?? I can't tolerate PB either, and the SB is a great substitute for me! It makes fantastic soynut butter and jelly sandwiches!

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51106 - 03/16/04 09:36 AM
goffy6604

Reged: 11/25/03
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Loc: Maryland

Oatmeal, cream of rice (lived on for awhile when IBS was out of control), chex cereal with soy milk, bagels...

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51107 - 03/16/04 09:38 AM
Slymac

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Loc: Toronto, Ontario

i eat oatmeal with almond slices and rasins with honey. It tastes great. I also eat these waffles I think it's by Fran's. I get them in the health food store. They have no wheat, no eggs, no diary and tastes great. they make them with flax which is very good for people with IBS.

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Re: Honey-on bagel new
      #51108 - 03/16/04 09:38 AM
goffy6604

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If you can handel it...honey is always good on bagels as well as in oatmeal.

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Re: Honey-on bagel new
      #51109 - 03/16/04 09:40 AM
Kimm

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I agree!!! Yummy!!!

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51110 - 03/16/04 09:42 AM
Sara-Sage

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Great, waffles. I'll add them to my grocery list. Yummy. Thanks.

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Re: Breakfast ideas and soynut butter new
      #51114 - 03/16/04 09:44 AM
Sara-Sage

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Soy nut butter?!

Where do you buy this? A health food store? What does it taste like? If I could find this I'd be a happy camper!

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Breakfast ideas? Thanks everyone, I have some good things to try! new
      #51117 - 03/16/04 09:48 AM
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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51125 - 03/16/04 09:56 AM
ChristineT

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I love Cream of Wheat with vanilla soy milk, and fruit in it.

I also like smoothies.

Try 1 Cup of Vanilla soy with melons, or any fruit, and 1/2 cup of oats meal in the blender with it, or flax seed.
I also put flax oil in there. It's a quick all in one breakfast.

Christine

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I like egg white omelettes! new
      #51130 - 03/16/04 10:06 AM
Snow for Sarala

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Loc: West Coast, USA

Egg white omelettes (can you eat egg whites?) or egg white scrambled eggs are one of my faves! I add cooked veggies to em'...mmm!

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51132 - 03/16/04 10:12 AM
louise

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Loc: canada

hI SarA; Tell me about it, all I can manage for breakfast so far is rice porridge. With the warm weather coming I would LOVE to have some cold cereal for a change. I heard that corn flakes or cheerios are supposed to be pretty safe. I was hoping with the acacia to be able to have it myself for a change. I will have to see how it goes.

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Re: Try egg white-pancakes!! new
      #51135 - 03/16/04 10:15 AM
goffy6604

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Loc: Maryland

If you like egg whites try this recipe!
My boyfriend is a competitive bodybuilder and during "on-season" we eat this all the time )breakfast, lunch and dinner)

4-6 egg whites
1/2c. 1 mintue oatmeal
dash of cinnamon
1 teaspoon on water

Mix all together and poor 1/4c. into frying pan and make pancakes. i top with honey, and pb...but you can also use syrup!!

Great source of good protein and carbs!

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51179 - 03/16/04 11:39 AM
Sara-Sage

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Yummy...

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Re: I like egg white omelettes! new
      #51181 - 03/16/04 11:41 AM
Sara-Sage

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Sorry, I don't like eggs too much, even egg whites. I use tofu to make a scrambled egg which is pretty good.

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Soynut butter new
      #51212 - 03/16/04 01:01 PM
Kree

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I buy soynut butter in the natural foods section of my grocery store, but if yours doesn't carry it you might need to go to a health food store. It tastes a lot like PB to me, but maybe that's just because I've gotten so used to it. If you've ever had soynuts, it tastes like them.... but creamier!

I buy I.M. Healthy brand. I use the regular creamy most of the time, but also love their chocolate once and a while as a special treat. Unfortunately it's a lot higher in fat, so I use that sparingly... but their regular is a lot lower in fat than PB!

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Re: Soynut butter new
      #51217 - 03/16/04 01:13 PM
Sara-Sage

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Ok, thanks a lot. I will look for some soynut butter.

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51227 - 03/16/04 02:00 PM
sherr1

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Loc: Southern, Calif

love orowest waffles, they come in blueberry, plain that I know of and they are IBS safe food. You can get them at specialty stores or check out their website for a store near you that may carry them. www.orowest.com I love having waffles or IBS safe pancakes with soy yogurt usually peach flavored or raspberrry and a half of banana. I alternate during the week with rice chex and rice milk or rice crunch um cereals. Sometimes if on the go a slice of Zucchini bread and a glass of rice milk hot cocoa and a half of banana. Sometimes a muffin like cran-orange and 1 soy yogurt plain, chamomile tea. Breakfast s my favorite part of the day I have noproblems having breakfast everday, my problem is evening meals so I don't eat past 5 or 6 pm, just have lite snack.

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Re: Try egg white-pancakes!! new
      #51312 - 03/17/04 05:40 AM
marjo

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Loc: Fort Wayne, Indiana

this sounds great, I will have to try this out. Thanks

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Re: Breakfast ideas? new
      #51327 - 03/17/04 06:07 AM
marjo

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I really enjoy the banana bread that is Shanna's recipe.

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Re: Soynut butter new
      #51402 - 03/17/04 08:47 AM
Sara-Sage

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Well I bough the soynut butter and it is YUMMY....however, I don't think my tummy knows it's any different than regular peanut butter.

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Re: Soynut butter new
      #51410 - 03/17/04 08:52 AM
Kree

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Oh no! I'm very sorry to hear that. I hope I didn't lead you astray... it works well for me.

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Re: Soynut butter new
      #51432 - 03/17/04 09:23 AM
Sara-Sage

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No worries. Everyone is different. Maybe having it on an empty stomach isn't the best time to have it. I have to try new things or else my life will be evry borong.

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YoSo Soy Spreadables = yummy! new
      #51792 - 03/18/04 08:24 AM
Sara-Sage

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I just wanted to let everyone know that I tried a new product that's yummy and IBS-friendly to me! Yay! It's called YoSo Soy Spreadables and is a non-dairy alternative to cream cheese. I got the jalepeno flavour and loved it. My boyfriend did too and even said that he likes all the non-dairy things I am introducing him to.

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