Eggs

[cjsmith]

Did you know that if you eat two hardboiled eggs for breakfast each day, you'll go through more than a dozen in a week? That seems obvious, but I hadn't done the math until this morning.

Another thing happens, too. I like eggs and I wouldn't have thought I'd easily get tired of eating them, but I'm here to tell you it happens fast.

Comments

[ann0625.livejournal.com]

The yolk in a hardboiled egg is quite boring and tasteless. You can dip it in different kinds of source everyday. I usually throw it away. Actually the white is tasteless, too, but somehow it just tastes good.

[kimatha.livejournal.com]

Why don't you try scrambling them and throwing yummies in? I have an omelet for breakfast every day. I put in various cheeses, leftover meat, leftover veggies, or whatever I can find in the fridge. This morning I had swiss cheese and pepperoni in my omelet. I'm not tired of them yet, and I've been eating them every weekday and most weekends since March.

[gekko.livejournal.com]

I never knew how much flavor eggs really had until I got my own chickens. When a fox got most of our laying hens earlier this year, we actually bought a dozen from the store. We bought the more expensive free-range, omega 3 added organic ones, and we still found them incredibly bland. Even my son, who hates eggs, likes the ones from our own chickens.

[layer.livejournal.com]

i hear you. i've been eating two scambled for breakfast as often as possible which is probably about once a week.

[tiger-spot.livejournal.com]

Are apples okay occasionally? I like apple slices with peanut butter on them for breakfast; that'd at least mix it up a bit, even if you can't have them often. Or peanut butter on celery, if apples are a problem.

[abqdan.livejournal.com]

The other possibilities are constipation and gas of course.... :-)

[hitchhiker.livejournal.com]

do you have a full list of things you can't eat up somewhere?

[just-cyd.livejournal.com]

i buy three dozen eggs to get me through two weeks, and that works well. took me a while to figure that out, though. ;-)

i'm getting tired of eggs, too, but i haven't really come up with anything that'd be just as quick and easy for work-morning breakfasts. for egg variation, could you make a crustless quiche? i should try that myself, although i don't have much to put in it besides bacon.

carrots are little sugar bombs - especially baby carrots. you might tolerate regular carrots in tiny amounts.

i seem to recall biaxin making everything taste funny, too. it's awful. maybe it'll fade with time? *hopeful*

[katybeth]

Do you like egg salad? If so, that's another egg idea. (Not sandwiches, of course, but I'm happy to eat it with a spoon.) I read "no vinegar" on some yeast-control diet sites, but it sounds like you can have vinegar?