This is my second favorite, and second most common breakfast.
Bacon and eggs, and coffee with honey.
Pretty simple and fits the diet well. I used to eat pancakes with syrup like my wife is doing here, but not anymore as the new diet doesn’t allow for that. Although if anyone is having great success with no symptoms from colitis right now and is able to eat pancakes often, please please let me know, and why not put a few comments down on how you can do that!! that would be great to learn about.
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Thanks,
Adam
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I have found some gluten,lactose free pre-made pancakes at trader joes in the freezer section that are actually not that bad. More importantly they do not seem to bother me. I have been living with uc for about 3 years now and am currently in a flare up, but seem to be getting better with diet change.
Hey Nate,
My apologies for taking so incredibly long to reply to you, did you get out of that February flare alright? I sure hope so, and how are things going for you now?
hello….for breakfast I eat half an avacado w/salt plus scrambled eggs……….for lunch I am already lost!! lol ..oh well………..would like to know what soup would be good. Love that in the cold months.
Michele,
The very best soup I have found for UC is a chicken soup with no noodles. I cook a whole organic chicken with onion, garlic, carrots, celery, salt,and carrots. Cook until the chicken falls off the bones andthe veggies are soft. Can add ginger if it agrees with you. Chicken soup has healing qualities – not just for colds and flus. Works for the ole belly too. And delicious on a cold Colroado day whre I live. Good luck Debra
I have found that bacon helps me, so of coarse I take full advantage without getting too carried away, and I’m really new to this whole colitis thing. Does anyone have an insight as to why? Aside from bacon, rice cereals with Lactaid instead of regular milk and of coarse eggs. Sometimes the wake-up wrap with turkey sausage from Dunkin’ if I have to eat out, it has tons of protein and is really low cal. Still can’t do coffee and really don’t miss it.
I CANT EAT GREASE FOODS THEY TEAR MY STOMACH UP. BACON AND SAUSAGE IS A HUGE NO NO FOR ME. I EAT 2 EGGS AND THE BREAD IS CALLED WONDER BREAD THATS THE PNLY BREAD THAT I HAVE FOUND THAT DONT CA– USE MY UC TO FLAIR