What’s for Breakfast?
What’s for Breakfast?
Feeling sluggish by mid-morning? A high-protein breakfast fuels your energy, focus, and digestion—without the blood sugar rollercoaster. Unlike processed, carb-heavy breakfasts that spike blood sugar and cause crashes, protein helps stabilize energy levels, curb cravings, and support gut health.
For career moms juggling countless tasks, these breakfasts are designed to be nourishing, quick, and easy to prepare—so you can start your day fueled without stress.
My Go-To Protein-Rich Breakfasts
These protein-packed breakfasts keep me energized and focused:
1. Eggs, Vegetables & Protein
Two soft-boiled pasture-raised eggs (or cooked your way)
Roasted or steamed vegetables like asparagus, zucchini, cauliflower, or broccoli for fiber and nutrients
2–3 ounces of pasture-raised ground chicken, beef, or leftover rotisserie chicken
On days when I crave something sweet, I have toasted Base Culture bread
Base Culture bread (Click here)
Artisana Organics raw almond butter (Click here)
Chia Smash jam (Click here)
2. Yogurt Parfait
¾ cup A2 milk yogurt, goat milk yogurt, or sheep milk yogurt—preferred for easier digestion
A2 milk yogurt (Click here)
Hemp seeds
Walnuts
Fresh berries
Optional cinnamon
3. Protein Smoothie
2 scoops Mt. Capra goat whey protein (or your favorite clean protein)
Mt. Capra goat whey protein (Click here)
Unsweetened nut milks like Malk (almond) and Elmhurst (walnut)—I choose these brands because they’re minimally processed with short ingredient lists.
Elmhurst walnut milk (Click here)
1 tablespoon hemp seeds for added protein and fiber
Optional ¼ avocado for creaminess and healthy fats
Frozen broccoli, cauliflower, or leafy greens
Mixed berries
A touch of vanilla
Quality Matters: A Note on Ingredients
For the best nutrition and gut health, choose organic, local fruits and vegetables whenever possible. Opt for pasture-raised eggs and grass-fed meats to nourish your body with clean, nutrient-dense foods.
Simple Prep Tips for Nourishing Mornings
Cook ground meats (beef or chicken) ahead with your favorite spices; freeze in single portions for convenience.
Buy organic rotisserie chicken from Whole Foods or your local market for a quick, nutrient-dense protein option.
Prep veggies like cauliflower, broccoli, asparagus, and zucchini on the weekend to grab-and-go during busy mornings.
Conclusion
A nourishing breakfast sets the foundation for your busy day, supporting your energy, mood, and gut health. By choosing simple, protein-rich meals and prepping ahead, you can take control of your mornings and feel your best—even on the busiest days.
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