There are now more reasons than ever to celebrate Farmhouse Breakfast Week 2010, with a series of studies proving that eggs are not only a versatile and nutritious way to warm up winter mornings, but they are also packed with health benefits.
In addition to recent research which dispelled the myths surrounding eggs and cholesterol, two studies in America indicate the satiating properties of eggs can be used as a weapon in the weight loss war. So not only have the limits been lifted on egg consumption, but people trying to lose weight or maintain their figures should be actively encouraged to include more eggs in their diet.
Whether you prefer them poached, scrambled, boiled with soldiers or combined with a few leftovers to make an omelette, they are quick, easy and taste delicious. And with two eggs costing less than 50p, they are perfect for people trying to watch their wallet as well as their waistline.
Always use eggs bearing the British Lion mark, which guarantees that they have been produced to the highest standards of food safety. All Lion Quality eggs come from British hens vaccinated against salmonella, are fully traceable and have a ‘best before' date on the shell as a guarantee of freshness.
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Get ready for breakfast – and reap the benefits. That’s the message from HGCA, organisers of the eleventh annual Farmhouse Breakfast Week 24-30 January 2010. New for 2010 is a colourful recipe booklet packed with novel ideas that show you how to make a meal of breakfast. So, whether it is a bowl of Muesli with Summer Fruits, a slice of Banana and Honey Loaf or Eggy Bread Muffins with Bacon, we’ll show you how to make your morning food fantastic and fun.
Whether you're battling a hangover, or just want a delicious breakfast, this sarnie is everyone's favourite for the weekend!
Bored of the same old breakfast? Try this easy to make one which is healthy and will keep you full until lunchtime
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