Thick wholemeal French toast soaked in egg and egg whites, fried until golden, then piled with Greek yogurt, strawberries, blueberries and toasted almonds. 34g of protein a plate, ready in 25 minutes.
Breakfast
25
Serves 2

A plate has about 34g of protein and 8g of fibre for 473 calories, with no protein powder. The protein comes from the eggs, the extra egg whites, the wholemeal bread and the Greek yogurt on top.
How it differs from diner French toast. Classic French toast is made with white bread soaked in whole eggs and milk or cream, fried in butter and finished with syrup. Here, egg whites add protein with almost no fat, wholemeal bread adds fibre, and the sweetness comes mostly from the fruit, with just 1 tsp of honey each.
Berries and nuts. Strawberries and blueberries bring colour, vitamin C and fibre, and toasted almonds add crunch and some healthy fats. Frozen berries, thawed, work well out of season.
Why thick bread and a gentle heat. A thick slice holds the egg mixture without falling apart. The low heat lets the centre set fully before the outside burns, so there is no runny egg in the middle.
Not tagged for blood sugar, because the bread, fruit and honey bring about 47g of carbohydrate. Contains egg, milk, wheat and nuts. For another high-protein breakfast, try the banana oat protein pancakes or the baked oats with apple and cinnamon.



















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