Gentle Ginger Egg White Oats
Nausea Breakfast High Protein

Gentle Ginger Egg White Oats

High-protein breakfast for GLP-1 nausea, built around rolled oats, liquid egg whites and water — sized for a smaller appetite.

Prep time 10 min
Cook time 10 min
Total time 20 min
Servings 2
Difficulty easy
Per serving 228 cal · 17g protein

Ingredients

  • 60 g rolled oats — uncooked
  • 200 g liquid egg whites — ready to cook
  • 250 ml water — room temperature
  • 120 ml low fat lactose free milk or soy milk — unsweetened
  • 60 g banana — very thinly sliced or mashed
  • 4 g fresh ginger — very finely grated
  • 6 g honey — liquid optional
  • 1 pinch table salt — fine optional

Instructions

  1. In a small saucepan, combine the rolled oats, water and low fat milk, stir gently, and let sit for 2–3 minutes to soften the oats and reduce cooking time.
  2. Place the saucepan over low to medium-low heat and cook, stirring often, for 4–5 minutes until the oats are very soft and the mixture is creamy; lower the heat if it begins to bubble vigorously to avoid strong smells.
  3. In a bowl or jug, whisk the liquid egg whites with the grated ginger and a small pinch of salt if using, until slightly frothy.
  4. Reduce the heat under the oats to low, then slowly pour in the egg white mixture in a thin stream while stirring constantly for 2–3 minutes, until the egg whites are fully set and the porridge is thick and smooth with no visible liquid egg.
  5. Remove from the heat and gently stir in the mashed or very thinly sliced banana and honey if using; taste and add a splash of extra water or milk if you prefer a thinner, easier-to-sip texture.
  6. Let the porridge sit for 2–3 minutes to cool slightly, then divide into two small bowls; serve warm, not hot, which is usually better tolerated when you feel nauseated.

Tips for GLP-1 users

If nausea is strong, start with just a few spoonfuls at a lukewarm temperature and consider blending the cooked porridge with a little extra water or milk to a smooth, sippable consistency.

Ginger can help ease nausea, but if your stomach is very sensitive, use half the amount at first and increase only if it feels comfortable.

Eat slowly and pause between bites; GLP-1 medications slow stomach emptying, so giving your body time can reduce queasiness and bloating.

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