Phew, this day has been quite the fun one….
If you follow me on Twitter or Facebook, you may already know that I was an airhead last night and set my alarm for 5PM instead of 5AM.
When I rolled over to look at my phone and saw that it said 7:45AM, I jolted out of bed, panicked and filled with adrenaline. I’ll tell ya – that feeling definitely fuels your ass more than 5 cups of coffee does.
Luckily, today was a professional development day for teachers (no students!) and I was only 20 minutes late. It was also lucky for anyone who had to interact with me that morning that I prepared my breakfast last night. Trust me – nobody wants to cross paths with me if I haven’t had a proper breakfast. Me without coffee? You can take your chances. But me without breakfast – you might as well just avoid me for the rest of the day. Unless you want someone to bite your head off. I can’t remember the last time I missed breakfast…..for that very reason…
What saved my co-workers lives today?
Overnight oats made with Silk Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk. I was first introduced to almond milk about a year and a half ago. Today, I couldn’t imagine eating breakfast without it! Trust me – even when my fridge gets pretty bare, I will never go without Silk!
The biggest thing that drew me to Silk PureAlmond was the nutritional information. 30 calories for one serving?! Back when I was counting calories, I hated the fact that I would be tacking on an additional 100 to make my oatmeal with milk. With Silk, I still get the creamy, thick texture with less than half the calories.
What else can you use Silk in?
Coffee
Baked Goods
Protein Pancakes
And my personal favorite, Cinnamon Protein Crunch
(Sometimes, I think I’m being really creative and developing something new and unique when, in reality, I just combine cereals and call it a recipe).
Detailed Instructions on How to Make Cinnamon Protein Crunch
1) Pour yourself a bowl of Special K Protein Plus Cereal
2) Top generously with Silk Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk
3) Put in the microwave for 2 minutes and 30 seconds.
4) Top off with Cascadian Farms – Cinnamon Crunch cereal.
5) E-mail me and tell me you love me for introducing you to this invention.
I love Silk because it’s convenient. I love Silk because it’s delicious. And I love Silk for being low in calories without sacrificing great flavor. And I’m not the only one who uses it every single day. Some of the FitFluential Ambassadors have teamed up with Silk to create new recipes. I’m talking soups, smoothies, desserts, drinks, risotto?! You can check out the recipes on the Silk Facebook Page. If you like the page, you get a coupon to try it out for yourself! DO IT – you won’t be sorry.
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Your turn!
What is your typical morning breakfast?
Do you use non-dairy milk? Share recipes below, please! 🙂
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FitFluential LLC compensated me for this Campaign. All opinions are my own.
I want to remind readers that I will only post about a product if I absolutely love it and/or believe in it – and I can assure you that I am very much in love with Silk Almond Milk. Every mornin’ without fail!
Debbie @ Live from La Quinta says
I’m vegan and Silk almond milk is my favorite dairy replacement.
eatteachblog says
Right?! I used to believe so much in soy milk. But almond milk is my new love!
Sylvia @ Frolic Through Life says
I <3 my Silk. Have you tried the Dark Chocolate? To die for! Also just wanted to give you a heads up that your twitter and feed links are reversed in your side bar. Took me three clicks to figure it out. Hahaha.
eatteachblog says
I’ve never tried it before!!!! I’ve made my own hot chocolate with Silk Almond, but never bought the Dark Choc. flavor. Maybe that’ll be my next purchase! 😉
Ali says
My mom got me hooked on silk and now it’s all I buy anymore. I love the vanilla version!
eatteachblog says
Me too!! The only kind I buy! 🙂
Courtney @ Journey of a Dreamer says
I love Silk! I use it in my post workout protein shakes!
eatteachblog says
What protein powder do you use?!
Tina @ Best Body Fitness says
Love love love Silk Almond! And I have certainly had experiences like that in the past with teaching. If only I had Silk overnight oats back then.
eatteachblog says
What grade level did you used to teach?!
Clyde Ingargiolo says
While wild almond species are toxic, domesticated almonds are not; Jared Diamond argues that a common genetic mutation causes an absence of glycoside amygdalin, and this mutant was grown by early farmers, “at first unintentionally in the garbage heaps, and later intentionally in their orchards”. –
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