Low-carb breakfast for work: Simple recipes and tips for your everyday office life








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Why low carb also works in everyday office life









Meal Prep: How to prepare at home






Ingredients and foods for a low-carb office breakfast

Protein-rich foods
- Eggs : Boiled eggs keep well, scrambled eggs can be heated in the microwave.
- Low-fat quark, cottage cheese, skyr : Excellent sources of protein, combine well with fresh herbs.
- Meat and fish : ham, turkey breast, salmon or canned tuna (this option is practical for the office).
Dairy products and plant-based alternatives
- Yogurt (natural yogurt, Greek yogurt) : Contains valuable proteins, can be spiced up with berries and nuts.
- Milk alternatives : Almond milk, coconut milk, or soy milk, if you can tolerate and enjoy them. Look for unsweetened versions.
Vegetables and salads
- Vegetable sticks : Cucumber, peppers, celery or carrots are quick to prepare and easy to take with you.
- Leaf salads : For a quick salad, you can use pre-washed lettuce and combine it with a protein-rich component (e.g. tuna, boiled egg).





Recipes and ideas

Vegetable sticks with hummus
- Ingredients : peppers, cucumber, carrots, hummus (chickpea or lentil based, optionally with fewer carbohydrates).
- Preparation : Cut the vegetables into sticks and store the hummus in a small, sealable container.
- Advantage : Crunchy vegetables provide vitamins and fiber, while hummus is filling thanks to its protein. It's a great snack for between meals.
Yogurt with berries and nuts
- Ingredients : Natural yogurt (reduced fat or Greek yogurt), mixed berries (e.g. blueberries, raspberries), chopped nuts (e.g. almonds, walnuts).
- Preparation : Fill everything into a sealable container or jar.
- Advantage : You get a good dose of protein and antioxidants from the berries. The yogurt adds creaminess, and the nuts add crunch.
These ideas are just a small taste. When choosing your ingredients, it's important to keep the carbohydrate content as low as possible and focus on protein and healthy fats.
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