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33 breakfasts · Nutrition estimates per meal

Energy402 kcal
Protein12.3 g
Fibre3.6 g
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Eggs: 50 g edible weight each. Bread: 40 g per slice before toasting. Milk: ml approximated as g.

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45 g crunchy nut cereal / granola-style · 150 g full-fat greek-style yoghurt

Typical preparation: 2 minutes

Crunchy nut cereal is the generic granola-style reference; brands vary.

Preparation notes describe the starting recipe; your changes may affect them.
Energy244 kcal
Protein11.4 g
Fibre3.1 g
Ingredients & portions Adjust your meal

Eggs: 50 g edible weight each. Bread: 40 g per slice before toasting. Milk: ml approximated as g.

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40 g dry porridge oats · 200 ml semi-skimmed milk

Typical preparation: 5–8 minutes

Microwave or hob; dry oat weight shown.

Preparation notes describe the starting recipe; your changes may affect them.
Nutrition per complete meal, including your adjustments
NutrientBreakfast 1Granola with yoghurtBreakfast 2Porridge with milk
Energy402 kcal244 kcal
Protein12.3 g11.4 g
Fibre3.6 g3.1 g
Carbohydrate35.1 g37.7 g
Total sugars17.1 g9.5 g
Fat24.5 g6.6 g
Saturated fat12.2 g2.7 g
Salt0.40 g0.22 g

What these portions show

Breakfast 1 provides 1.0 g more protein in the portions shown.

Breakfast 1 provides 0.4 g more fibre in the portions shown.

More or less of a nutrient is not an overall verdict. These figures do not predict fullness or weight loss.

How to use the comparison

The whole meal matters

Normal portions are the starting point, rather than meals forced to have the same calories. Milk, cooking fat, cheese and toppings are included where listed. Added table salt, sauces and drinks are excluded unless selected.

“Total sugars” includes naturally occurring sugars in milk and fruit. It is not a measurement of free or added sugars. Blended-fruit sugars need different interpretation from intact fruit, even when their nutrient totals are similar.

We calculate nutrients from ingredient quantities, not the final cooked weight. Water evaporation changes weight but does not add calories. The estimate assumes the listed cooking fat is eaten; fat left in the pan can make actual intake lower.

Time and portability are practical estimates, not measured nutritional outcomes. Fullness also depends on the person, meal size, texture and the rest of their diet.

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Crunchy nut cereal / granola-style

CoFID 2021: 11-939 — Breakfast cereal, crunchy/crispy muesli type cereal, with nuts, unfortified

Per 100 g: Energy 450 kcal · Protein 8.4 g · Fibre 7.9 g · Carbohydrate 61.9 g · Total sugars 23.1 g · Fat 20.5 g · Saturated fat 4.6 g · Salt 0.34 g

Full-fat Greek-style yoghurt

CoFID 2021: 12-555 — Yogurt, Greek style, plain

Per 100 g: Energy 133 kcal · Protein 5.7 g · Fibre 0.0 g · Carbohydrate 4.8 g · Total sugars 4.5 g · Fat 10.2 g · Saturated fat 6.8 g · Salt 0.17 g

Dry porridge oats

CoFID 2021: 11-788 — Porridge oats, unfortified

Per 100 g: Energy 381 kcal · Protein 10.9 g · Fibre 7.8 g · Carbohydrate 70.7 g · Total sugars 0.3 g · Fat 8.1 g · Saturated fat 1.3 g · Salt 0.00 g

Semi-skimmed milk

CoFID 2021: 12-313 — Milk, semi-skimmed, pasteurised, average

Per 100 g: Energy 46 kcal · Protein 3.5 g · Fibre 0.0 g · Carbohydrate 4.7 g · Total sugars 4.7 g · Fat 1.7 g · Saturated fat 1.1 g · Salt 0.11 g

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