I'm sharing a wonderful product that I was introduced to by Lauren's sister, Becca. It's a brand called Good Food Made Simple and this is their Egg Patties product.
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They are frozen patties of mostly egg whites mixed with a small amount of milk for texturing. They're basic and flavorful and super-easy if you need a quick breakfast on the run or any other time you need a good protein-filled snack.
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Here in North Carolina, you can find them at Harris-Teeter in the frozen breakfasts area (by the Eggo waffles and Jimmy Dean Sausage Biscuits). At $3.69/box it seemed a little pricey to me at first, but I figured the 6 patties in each box equal about 1 dozen eggs, but this way there's no cracking, not yolk separating, no heating and no pan to wash. I'm liking this deal!
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I usually microwave them up at about 35 seconds, flip it over, and then another 35 seconds. Then I eat it with two pieces of whole wheat toast, which is truly my kind of quick meal - fast, easy and delicious!
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I've included a shot of the nutrition information panel here to help you decide if this product is for you. Good Food Made Simple also has an oatmeal product line, which I have not yet tried. My main obstacle there is just how fast easy and convenient instant oatmeal already is. I may end up eating my words and coming around, but I just can't go there yet with oatmeal.
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Let me know what you think, and especially if you've found some similar products out there.
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The oatmeal is awesome! Instant oatmeal is fast and easy, but steel cut oatmeal is another story. I love that in less than 5 minutes, I have a filling breakfast. I will have to give the eggs a try! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, and you need to try the Vitatop muffins...100 cals and full of fiber and protein. Seriously filling low-cal product! :)
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