Gluten Free

397 Calories | 25g Protein | 15g Carbs | 26g Fat | 2g Fiber

15 minutes | 1 serving

Look, I'm not going to tell you this dish will cure your hot flashes or magically restore your memory of where you put your keys. But what I will say is that when you're navigating the wild ride of menopause, having a breakfast that’s high in protein and comes together in just 15 minutes is priceless.

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Your New Menopause Morning MVP

When you're dealing with sleep disruptions that have you dragging at 7 AM, the last thing you need is a breakfast that requires you to channel your inner chef. This scramble comes together in 15 minutes flat, which means you can make it even when you’re operating at half speed.

No complicated techniques, no fancy equipment, just a pan and some whisking. The cherry tomatoes and corn get a quick sauté until they're soft and slightly caramelized, then in go the eggs and feta. Done.

Protein That Actually Keeps You Going

25 grams of protein per serving. During menopause, when your appetite can swing from "I could eat a horse" to "food? what's food?," having a protein-packed breakfast that's genuinely satisfying matters. The eggs deliver complete protein, while the feta adds this salty, tangy richness that makes every bite irresistible.

When Your Stomach Has Opinions

If you've noticed your digestive system has become, shall we say, opinionated during menopause, this recipe is refreshingly gentle. The combination of fluffy scrambled eggs, sweet corn, and juicy cherry tomatoes is delicious without being heavy.

The olive oil keeps everything silky without being greasy, and you can adjust the salt and pepper to suit whatever your stomach is feeling that day. Plus, with only 15g of carbs and 2g of fiber, it won't send your energy levels on a roller coaster ride. I mean, estrogen already has that covered.

The Flavor Situation

The feta gets all melty and creamy when you whisk it with the eggs, creating these little pockets of tangy flavor throughout. The corn adds natural sweetness and a satisfying pop of texture, while the tomatoes break down just enough to create a subtle sauce that coats everything. Fresh parsley and green onions bring brightness, and if you're feeling spicy (literally), a dash of hot sauce or chili flakes takes it to another level.

Make It Work for You

The recipe is super flexible, which is clutch when your preferences seem to change daily. Not feeling the feta? Use goat cheese. Need more veggies? Toss in some spinach or bell peppers. Want it spicier? Add garlic and hot sauce.

The base recipe is simple enough that you can customize it based on whatever your body is telling you it needs that particular morning, and let's face it, those messages can be pretty inconsistent during menopause.

The Bottom Line

This isn't a miracle breakfast that's going to solve all your menopause woes (if such a thing existed, we'd all be eating it). But it is a genuinely delicious, protein-rich, quick-to-make meal that doesn't require you to be operating at 100% to pull off. It's colorful, flavorful, and satisfying without being heavy. Basically, it checks all the boxes for a breakfast that works with your changing body and nutritional needs.

And sometimes that's all you need: a meal that's just really, really good, happens to be packed with nutrients, and doesn't make you feel like you're sacrificing flavor for function. This scramble delivers on all counts, whether you're having a great menopause day or one of those "why is everything so hard" days.