My typical breakfast and start to the day:... - Food

danie10, 1 year ago

My typical breakfast and start to the day:

Papaya

Grapes

Banana

Double-Cream Plain Yoghurt

Cocoa powder

Jungle Oats

Almond nut powder

Psyllium Husk powder

Followed by freshly ground French Roast coffee in an AeroPress.

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