<body><div><p>I’ve been working really hard to make sure I get protein in every meal and it all starts with breakfast! While I love adding protein powder to my recipes, a lot of time you don’t even need it to get a decent amount of protein from other sources.</p><p>Here are <b>20 of our most popular high-protein breakfast recipes</b> from eggs to pancakes to smoothies with at least 20g of protein per serving! LFG.</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0KRrMc_0wH6XUrC00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0KRrMc_0wH6XUrC00" width="1200" height="1800" ></figure><p><b>email me this recipe</b></p><p>Plus, enjoy weekly doses of recipe inspiration as a bonus!</p><p>Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.</p><p>I’ve always had a thing for breakfast. From the time I was very young, I was always the first one up in the household, cooking breakfast for the family. I remember I was always so excited when it was my sister’s birthday so that I could serve her breakfast in bed (re: banana oatmeal pancakes!).</p><p>Today we are chatting all things high protein breakfast foods. While I love me a thick stack of carb-filled pancakes, sometimes I want to get more protein in before I leave for the day so that I stay fuller longer and feel good about my morning eats. </p><h2>5 Tips to Quickly Add Protein To Your Breakfast </h2><p>There are so many great high protein breakfast foods out there and sometimes it can be overwhelming. Here are 5 tips to help make it easier to pack in the protein:</p><ol><li><b>When in doubt,</b> <b>make a protein shake</b>. We have a super helpful guide to protein shakes on Fit Foodie Finds with 30+ flavor ideas!</li><li><b>Eggs are your friend</b>! Whether you prefer hard-boiled eggs, baked eggs, scrambled eggs, or frittatas, 1 large egg has 6g protein.</li><li><b>Always have protein powder on hand</b>. You can add protein powder to smoothies, oatmeal, pancakes, etc. and it’s such a great way to get added protein. Check out our guide to protein powder for some recommendations.</li><li><b>Meal prep</b> <b>at the beginning of the week</b>. This will save you time and make breakfast a breeze! Here’s our favorite meal-prep breakfast recipes.</li><li><b>Don’t be so hard on yourself</b>! Remember, eating healthy should be about balance.</li></ol><h2>Healthy Protein Breakfast Ideas</h2><p>Here is a list of our favorite high protein breakfast recipes from Fit Foodie Finds that will keep your belly full and heart happy until lunch! <b>Each of these recipes has at least 20g protein/serving or more!</b> ⬇️</p><h2>More High Protein Breakfast Recipes</h2></div></body>

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High Protein Breakfast Recipes

I’ve been working really hard to make sure I get protein in every meal and it all starts with breakfast! While I love adding protein powder to my recipes, a lot of time you don’t even need it to get a decent amount of protein from other sources.