This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of The International Housewares Association for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.
Hello! How’s it going? Today I’m collaborating with Inspired Home to share some tips on staying hydrated in the winter. It’s easier to remember your water in the summer when you’re hot and sweaty (oh, is that just me?). But staying well hydrated is important year ’round! Letting yourself get dehydrated can make you feel tired, hungry and affect your athletic ability.
Staying well hydrated is always important, but it’s more challenging in the winter. Without summer’s warm temperatures to make you thirsty, hours and hours can go by before you realize you haven’t had anything to drink. Often, when you’re super thirsty you’re already dehydrated!
Check out my tips for staying hydrated in cooler weather here: Inspired Home
Last night I spent some special time with my favorite tiny person at my fam’s house. Can you spot the dog snout looking at her?!
Speaking of spotting…. I saw these new Banana Bread English Muffins my mom bought. Whaaaat?! So I grabbed one for this morning.
I had it before my run this morning. It would have been 1000x better with PB though. Tragically, I don’t have any nut butta in my place?! Food blog fail of America.
Question: What’s your breakfast carb of choice? Bread? Cereal? Oatmeal? Tortillas?
Me: All.
Janet Oswel says
Thanks for these tips. My skin is very dry the last few years in the winter.
Sue says
I’ll go with bread or Ryvita or crackers. Carbs all the way.
Betsy says
Oats!
ALL.THE.WAY!!
Joan Dukore says
Dave’s Killer Bread. Great for sandwiches, or toast with regular or peanut butter.
Amy Tan says
I find eating oats + Soy milk (non-GMO , no sugar added) + banana + raisins do fill me up and give enough nutrients until mid afternoon. Not sure if thats the healthiest way to go about it though! any thoughts?
Losing Lindy says
I swear my skin is so dry it is about to fall off.
I like toasted English muffins with my dry (I only add enough mayo to make it stick a bit) egg salad
Wendy says
Speaking of staying hydrated, are you running the LA marathon this weekend?
Linda @ TheFitty says
I don’t really have “breakfast” nor do I have carbs!
Jessica @ kiwiyogirunner says
When I wa in Canada this last Christmas I definitely noticed I wasn’t getting thirsty at all! Compared to in Australia when I’m constantly parched haha. Hydration is so important especially for runners! Cereal is my must have in the morning, I feel incompelte without it…is that dramatic? 🙂
Sally @ sweat out the small stuff says
Waffles are my top goto. Soft pretzels with cream cheese are my second fave.
Ashley @ Saving Money in your Twenties says
ah your niece looks so cute!! she’s getting big! My carb of choice is usually cereal, but pancakes on the weekend. yum.
Amy Tan says
I was just about to say that too!
Wendy says
ALL CARBS are my choice bahahaha
Jenn @ Fairest Run of All says
! I bought a pack of those banana bread English muffins and I LOOOOVE them. Now if only I could find some crumpets.
Erin @ Erin's Inside Job says
I would say oatmeal is my go to carb source in the morning. I hate buying a whole loaf of bread bc it never gets eaten!
Livi @ Eat, Pray, Work It Out says
Fried plantains!!
Shannon in Tustin says
I often put a few sweet potato slices along side my breakfast; otherwise, no carbs.
once in a very, blue moon I’ll have GF oats with almond milk.
Liv @ Healthy Liv says
Besides ALL carbs, my favorite carb is a slice of freshly baked bread! Especially cinnamon swirl or oatmeal raisin bread 🙂 YUM.
kristin | W [H] A T C H says
my skin has been so dry this winter — i feel like i can’t stay hydrated! this week i hauled the humidifier out of the attic to try and fix that situation. is it spring yet?