quick breakfasts

sk8bug72

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I am going back to school next week and I have to wake up every morning at 6, so I don't have a lot of time to cook or eat breakfast. What do you all eat for breakfast??? Does anyone have any good quick recipes???? Thanks!
 
We just eat cereal for breakfast!

Somtimes my SO will pop a couple Eggo's in the toaster.
 
I bring my breakfast to work every day...it's usually vanilla yogurt and strawberries, or lemon yogurt, or a dannon yorgurt smoothie, or a Milk and Cereal bar. heheh (they are actually yummy!)
 
I eat a bowl of cereal/fruit every morning. I mix Barbara's Cinnamon Puffins with Kashi Cinna-Raisin Crunch cereal. I add in bananas, blueberries, or strawberries. High fiber and filling. Lasts for hours.
 

I have to have protein and fiber in the morning, or I feel starved and shaky by midday, so I usually eat a peanut butter sandwich on whole wheat, or egg in whole wheat toast (cut a hole in the middle of a slice of bread, butter the bread lightly, put the bread in a medium-hot skillet, crack an egg into the hole, and toast in the skillet till the egg is done, turning once or twice). Sometimes I have a string cheese with a handful of reduced-fat Triscuits.
My kids who do not like to eat first thing in the morning will drink Carnation Instant Breakfast--I make it with the Borden Hi Protein milk. Not the most nutritious thing in the world but it is fast and holds them till mid-morning snack time.
 
Me and DS are always eating on the way out the door, so I buy lots of nutrigrain bars, granola bars, other cereal bars, pop tarts, bagels, fruit, etc. Things that can just be grabbed on the way out.
 
Breyer's yogurt with some almonds or walnuts mixed in - keeps me full for HOURS!
 
i bring my breakfast to work and eat there. i usually have a special k bar (they are yummy) or low fat pudding (yes - pudding! it has the same number of calories and g of sugar that the lowfat yogurt i used to eat does and i don't like yogurt).
 
Wrap a frozen bagel in a paper towel, pop it in the microwave for 30 seconds, and then spread cream cheese on it. You can eat it in the car.
 
Instant oatmeal is fast, you could make yourself a breakfast burrito or sandwich the night before and just pop that into the microwave.
 
Either cereals or toast for me in the mornings :)
 
I toss 2 waffles in the toaster while I'm gathering my stuff up, grab it in a papertowel, and eat it on the way. I set the timer for the hot water or coffee before I start flatironing my hair so it's ready, too, to make whatever I want in a travel mug and go.
 
I make smoothies in the evening and keep them in the fridge for breakfast. I also make big batches of waffles about once a week and then pop them in the toaster for breakfast.
 
I usually have a couple pieces of toast and a thing of yogurt. You could do the breakfast cereal bars or the oatmeal squares. Those are Y UMMY!

I totally feel for you having to get up at 6 am for school. I used to have do the same thing for all of high school..I had to ride the bus which arrived at 7.

TOV
 
Coffee.













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Yogurt and fruit or Peanut butter toast or granola cereal
 
Kermit said:
I make smoothies in the evening and keep them in the fridge for breakfast. I also make big batches of waffles about once a week and then pop them in the toaster for breakfast.

I've never made waffles, I've always just eaten the frozen ones. How long does it take to make them?
 
The cereal or eggos is a good idea. So is a toasted bagel with cream cheese.

mmmm toasted bagel with cream cheese.
 


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