Top 7 High-Fibre Breakfast Foods To Kickstart Your Day

By Yash Lakhan

October 25th, 2023

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Fuel your mornings with high-fibre breakfast foods to boost morning satisfaction, enhance gut health, support weight loss, and enjoy various health benefits. Here are some options to try:

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Oats

A staple breakfast item all over the world. Not only do oats present a variety of dishes, such as oat porridge, smoothies, and pancakes, but they are also a high source of fibre, beta-glucan.

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Citrus Fruits

This group of fruits, which consists of lemon, grapefruit, orange, pomelo, and more, are superb fibre sources, notably orange. Eat one orange on an empty stomach to get the most benefits.

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Granola

It is loaded with oats, puffed rice, nuts, dried fruits, and seeds. All these ingredients are highly rich in fibre, making it a convenient way to add fibre to your diet. 

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Whole-Grain Toast

A slice of whole-grain bread provides a good source of fibre on its own. However, using toast as your "canvas," you can increase the fibre content by spreading fibre-rich toppings.

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Dried Fruits

Most dried fruits are high in fibre. Eating figs, prunes, cashews, almonds, walnuts, and dates in the morning before your cup of coffee or tea is a great way to break your overnight fast.

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Quinoa

It is gluten-free. This grain-like superfood has a high fibre content and is a complete protein, making it an excellent breakfast option.

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Whole Wheat Pasta

Unrefined wheat is full of nutrients such as fibre, protein, and carbs. Whole-wheat pasta makes for a wholesome breakfast.

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