Average Nutritional Facts per batch of waffles:

Protein: 24 grams
Carbohydrates: 50 – 60 grams
Fat: 15 grams

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These breakfast muffins are filled with protein, good fat, vitamins and minerals! The perfect way to start your day off and they are so quick and easy to make, and even easier to eat! Check out the recipe below:

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Do you find yourself on the go from the moment you wake up, with no time to cook or even eat breakfast? Then this recipe is perfect for you; its simple, nutritious, healthy, quick and tasty! The ideal meal to kick start your day with as it is packed with all the muscle building nutrients you need!  It is a recipe for a breakfast pancake/pizza. The reason why it is also called a pizza, is because of its shape and it can be cut up and eaten just like you would, pizza slices. It is ideal to pack in a container and eat even while you are on your way to work.

These pancakes freeze well, thus you can make a few at once and keep in the fridge or freezer to use for those early mornings when rushing to work. All you have to do is place in the microwave for +- 1 minute, drizzle some honey over it, slice evenly and enjoy!

Nutritionl Profile:

Per Pancake:

• Protein: 25 grams
• Carbohydrates: 55 grams
• Fat: 17 grams
• Calories: 475

*Please note, you can adjust the quantity of oats as well as egg yolks to meet your own nutritional requirements.

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French toast is quite a filling, and great breakfast to have.  You get good quality muscle building protein, vitamins and minerals from the eggs, as well as some carbohydrates for energy from the bread.  BUT it becomes unhealthy and far too calorie dense when it is deep fried in all that oil and then topped with golden syrup.

So for this recipe we will hardy use any oil to fry the French toast in and we will replace the golden syrup with some organic natural honey.  This makes a great breakfast to start the day or even a great pre workout meal.

The equipment needed here is a toaster and an electric frying pan.

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Ever see someone enjoying a nice big slice of pizza and thinking, wow I wish I could eat that and still lose weight! And then in your mind you start trying to justify to yourself that, that one piece of pizza could actually be low in calories,

“I mean there’s all those vegetables on top and its baked, not fried.”

Well a typical slice of pizza can have anywhere between 150 and 300 calories depending on the toppings! I mean the base alone is full of carbohydrates from white flour, and most restaurants these days put enough cheese on top of them to sink any boat! But today I will share with you a nice clean recipe for pizza which you can make at home very easily. Remember, you can replace the eggs with 1-1/2 tablespoons vegetable oil mixed with 1-1/2 tablespoons water.

Allow to cool slightly, and then enjoy a pizza high in fibre and protein!

Are you allergic to gluten? Many places now offer gluten free options for pizzas, much like ActivEats who even deliver, so just remember to ask!

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