All of these recipes contain between 300-400 calories per serving.
All these meals contain between 400-500 calories per portion.
All of these recipes contain between 500-600 calories per portion.
Take the calories out of comfort and chow down on these tasty recipes. Each of these meals provides 500 kcals or less.
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These recipes contain between 200-300 calories per portion.
All these recipes contain between 300-400 calories per portion.
These recipes contain between 400-500 calories per portion.
These breakfast recipes contain between 200-300 calories per serving.
All of these breakfasts contain about between 300-400 calories per portion.
If you're not getting protein at breakfast you could find yourself reaching for a sneaky snack later.
Each of these breakfasts provides fewer than 500 kcals and will keep you full until lunch.
Love sweet or savoury snacks? These recipes contain fewer than 200 calories per serving.
Snacks containing plenty of fibre and protein take the edge off hunger so that you don’t overeat at meals.
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