Eggs

• Eggs are a wonderful source of protein. A single egg contains 6 g of protein and less than 1 g of carbohydrates. Scrambling eggs with a few vegetables, salt and pepper is a quick filling breakfast that is high in protein, and will keep you full for several hours. This breakfast also provides many necessary nutrients such as vitamin A, calcium, iron and vitamin C.
  
  

Nuts and Seeds

• Nuts and seeds are high in protein. A quarter cup of almonds contains 8 g of protein. A high protein, low carbohydrate granola can easily be made by toasting nuts such as almonds, walnuts, pecans, sunflower seeds and flax seeds. Flavor the nuts with cinnamon, cloves and a small amount of sugar. The granola can be eaten with cottage cheese, yogurt or milk, or dry for a high protein low carbohydrate breakfast.
  
  

Cottage Cheese

• Cottage Cheese is one of the highest protein foods. One cup of low fat cottage cheese has 28 g of protein and only 6 g of carbohydrates. Cottage cheese can be eaten plain, mixed into eggs, or used as a spread. Cottage cheese can also be used in place of butter and milk in pancake mix to make healthy, high protein, low carbohydrate pancakes. Cottage cheese is a great breakfast food and snack because a small amount is very filling and provides a lot of protein for energy.
  
  

Tofu

• Tofu is a great, low carbohydrate breakfast option. Tofu comes in a variety of textures and forms. Firm tofu can be grilled or sauteed in place of meat, or as a bread substitute. Firm tofu can be sliced, grilled and spread with peanut butter for a quick, low protein toast replacement. Soft tofu is a great shake base to create a high protein breakfast shake. Since tofu has a very subtle natural flavor it is excellent for mixing with other flavors. Soft tofu, ice, a splash of vanilla and some honey make a quick breakfast shake on the go.
  
  

Cereals

• Cereals are hard to add in to a low carbohydrate diet, but many cereal companies have started offering low carbohydrate versions of popular cereals. Steer clear of sugary cereals and read labels carefully. What a company considers a low carbohydrate option may still be higher than what you are looking for.