If you are among the Muslims who fast during the holy month of Ramadan, then you probably have felt the lowering energy during the day, especially since this year's fasting falls on to the hot and long summer days. if you are fasting, you are prohibited from being able to eat or drink, even water, from before dawn to sunset.
In order to keep up with the fasting in the long summer days, here is a list of suggested foods, which you can have during your suhoor (pre-dawn meal), that will help you maintain energy and hydration throughout the day. The list was prepared by the Muslim registered dietitian Nour El-Zibdeh, BuzzFeed has reported.
1. Scramble eggs with spinach and feta then wrap in a whole grain tortilla.
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2. Make breakfast quinoa by heating it with coconut milk, vanilla, and spices then add nuts and dried fruit.
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5. Make smoothie packets for your freezer at the beginning of the week to keep that 3am meal simple.
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6. Make a delicious and hydrating Apple-Spice Breakfast Soup the night before
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