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7 High-Fiber Breakfasts That Keep You Full

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Peanut Butter and Banana Oatmeal

To satisfy your cravings and keep you full at the same time, try some peanut butter and banana oatmeal. You'll get about 4 grams of fiber from the oats, 1 gram from the banana, about 4 grams from the almonds, and 1.5 grams from the peanut butter.

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Fiber-Filled Breakfast Burrito

The name of this breakfast burrito certainly doesn't lie. With 8 grams of fiber from the tortilla, 4 grams from the black beans, and 2 grams from the avocado, this meal will give you the fiber boost your body needs. 

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Crunchy Red and Green Breakfast Salad

We get it, a salad for breakfast sounds a bit weird; however, we promise that it's not only delicious but also provides a helpful dose of fiber to get you to your daily goal. 

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Breakfast Loaded Sweet Potato

Sweet potatoes are already a high-fiber food (6 grams per potato), but the addition of blueberries and granola helps bring this breakfast up to about 7 or 8 grams of fiber. 

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Plant-Based, Grain-Free Breakfast Burrito

The black beans in this recipe (2.5 grams per serving), plus the grain-free cassava tortilla (8 grams per serving), brings this dish to about 12 grams per serving.

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Mediterranean Breakfast Burrata Platter

With 1.5 grams of fiber per serving in the butternut squash, about 3 grams of fiber per slice of bread, and 2 grams from the pumpkin seeds, you'll have a nice hearty breakfast meal of about 6.5 grams of fiber. 

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