Loaves & Dishes
By Jennie Geisler Erie Times-News staff blogger
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Posted: October 20th, 2010
Break your fast

John and I went without cold cereal for breakfast for years. He ate a light English muffin sandwich with egg substitute and cheese. I ate oatmeal or a Burger King sandwich that wasn’t too much in WW points.

At some point, we made it back to breakfast cereal. Frankly, though I love to eat cereal, the reason I didn’t eat it for so long (besides its cost) was that it’s a big carb hit that makes me crash and feel hungry by 10 a.m. But it’s just too hard to resist some days.

I’m trying to get back to oatmeal (old-fashioned, not that instant mush). It doesn’t really take that much more time, just three minutes in the microwave.

Besides this, I want to try Cream of Wheat again. I loved that as a kid. Also, Martha Stewart Living grabbed my attention this week with a newsletter post for English Muffin with Apple and Cheddar.

Oh, my goodness that sounds good. I’m planning to try it as soon as I’m out of Golden Grahams.

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One comment on “Break your fast

  1. Melissa on said:

    I like adding some diced apple to my oatmeal along with a few walnut pieces or slivered almonds for some crunch.

    My old leader turned me onto spreading Friendship Whipped Cottage Cheese onto a toasted English Muffin. I prefer savory stuff so I sprinkle with a little salt & pepper; if you prefer sweet then sprinkle with a little cinnamon and Splenda and if you’re really adventurous dot the top with blueberries, drained pineapple or sauteed apples. Nuke it for a couple seconds to take the chill out of the cottage cheese.

    My favorite hot cereal growing up was Farina; a little smoother than Cream of Wheat.

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