HIGH FIBER HIGH PROTEIN BREAKFAST

Protein AND fiber - the ultimate satiety combination. These recipes keep you full for hours while hitting your protein goals.

13
Recipes
29g
Avg Protein
8.4
Avg P:E Ratio
356
Avg Calories

High Fiber High Protein Breakfast: The Satiety Powerhouse

If protein is the king of satiety, fiber is the queen. Combining high protein with high fiber creates breakfast meals that genuinely keep you full until lunch - no mid-morning snacking required. Our high-fiber recipes deliver 8-15+ grams of fiber alongside 25-40g protein.

The Fiber-Protein Synergy

Protein and fiber work through different satiety mechanisms that compound when combined:

  • Protein triggers cholecystokinin (CCK) and peptide YY release, hormones that signal fullness to your brain.
  • Fiber slows gastric emptying, physically keeping food in your stomach longer.
  • Combined, you get both hormonal and mechanical satiety - the ultimate hunger control.

Best High-Fiber Breakfast Ingredients

We've identified ingredients that deliver fiber without excessive calories or carbs:

Chia Seeds: 34g fiber per 100g - one of the most fiber-dense foods on earth. Two tablespoons add 10g fiber to any meal. Our Chia Protein Pudding builds on this superfood.

Black Beans: 16g fiber per 100g (cooked). Adding beans to breakfast burritos dramatically increases fiber. Our Bean & Egg White Burrito delivers 12g fiber.

Oats: 10g fiber per 100g (dry). Steel-cut oats have more fiber than rolled, and both beat instant. Our Fiber Bomb Protein Oatmeal stacks oats with additional fiber sources.

Berries: Raspberries lead at 7g fiber per 100g. Blueberries and blackberries are close behind. Our berry-based bowls leverage these for both fiber and antioxidants.

Gut Health Benefits

Beyond satiety, high-fiber breakfast supports gut health. Fiber feeds beneficial gut bacteria, producing short-chain fatty acids linked to reduced inflammation, better immune function, and even improved mood. Starting your day with fiber sets up your microbiome for success.

Transitioning to High-Fiber Breakfast

If you're not used to high-fiber eating, increase gradually. Jumping from 5g fiber at breakfast to 15g can cause digestive discomfort. Start with our moderate-fiber options (8-10g), then work up to higher amounts over a few weeks as your gut adapts.

Also: drink water. Fiber needs water to work properly. Aim for at least 8oz with your high-fiber breakfast, more if you're having our highest-fiber options.

Browse our complete high-fiber collection below. Each recipe lists exact fiber content so you can track your daily intake. Combined with our protein counts, you have everything needed for the ultimate satiety-focused breakfast.

GET THE FREE 7-DAY MEAL PLAN

All your breakfast macros planned out for the week. 30g+ protein every morning.

DOWNLOAD FREE PLAN