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High Protein Breakfast Bowl Recipe

  • Prep 15 mins
  • Serves 2
  • Difficulty Easy

Kickstart your day with a High Protein Breakfast Bowl that’s as nourishing as it is delicious. Featuring our Hi-Protein Wholegrain Block Loaf, these bowls are packed with the essential nutrients your body needs to power through the morning.

Each bowl combines the robust flavours of the bread with a medley of fresh, wholesome ingredients like eggs, bacon, and vibrant vegetables, creating a balanced meal that satisfies hunger and fuels your day. Perfect for anyone looking to boost their protein intake without sacrificing flavour, these breakfast bowls offer a convenient and satisfying way to enjoy a healthy start.

If you’ve been looking for high-protein breakfast ideas, this will be a sure-fire hit!

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Ingredients

Ingredients

4 slices Bakers Delight Hi-Protein Wholegrain Block Loaf
2 eggs
4 bacon rashers
1 avocado
1 punnet of cherry tomatoes, halved
250g of baby spinach
180g halloumi, sliced
1 lemon

Method

    1. Step 1

      In a large fry pan on medium heat, add a little oil and then cook bacon until crispy then set aside on a plate. Next cook the cherry tomatoes & baby spinach and also put to the side. Lastly cook your slices of halloumi

    2. Step 2

      Meanwhile, boil water in a small pot, once boiling add your eggs and cook for 8 minutes. Once cooked, run under cold water, then peel

    3. Step 3

      Toast the slices of Bakers Delight Hi-Protein Wholegrain Block Loaf

    4. Step 4

      Assemble your breakfast bowls with the bacon, eggs, halloumi, cherry tomatoes, spinach & toast. Serve with a wedge of lemon & half an avocado

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FAQ’s

What breakfast foods are very high protein?

For breakfast foods that are high in protein, look for high protein breads, Greek yoghurt, eggs, cheese, bacon, turkey, nut butter and beans.

How do I maximise my protein for breakfast

The best way to maximise protein for breakfast is to choose high protein foods that you like. If you enjoy cereal or sweet foods for breakfast, add oats to your rotation as they’re higher in protein than most cereals, and can be topped with other high protein foods like nut butter, milk, and Greek yoghurt. For the toast lovers out there, grab a healthy loaf like a high protein bread and load it with your favourite toppings.

Is it better to eat protein in the morning or at night?

Generally it’s good to consume protein in the morning, as it sets you up for the day. So whether it’s breakfast or a mid-morning snack, it’s a good idea to get in your protein early. However, it all depends on your diet and where you’re looking to get more protein into your day.

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