After a couple of early starts last week decided to wise up and get organized.
I started to plan out my fast, no-fuss breakfast menu, to help keep time on my side.
You see, I love to snooze. I know I may be running against the clock later, but my subconscious encourages me to enjoy a few extra minutes of zzzzz time. However that zzzzz time is usually much regretted as I rise and need to move at double-speed in order to get out of the door on time.
So knowing snooze time is unnegotiable, I decided to tackle breakfast instead. Here are my fave fast, no-fuss breakfast options to help me keep moving in the morning:
- Fruit Salad. So simple and delicious, made up the night before.
- Cheesy eggs in the microwave. Two to three minutes and scrambled eggs are served.
- Sandwich with light filling, made the night before. Jam, cheese, ham, something easy and light that’s simple enough to eat on the go.
- Apples, bananas, grapes. All easy to eat while in the car.
- Left over pizza slice from the night before. Why not? It’s not like you do it everyday!
For busy people on the move, what are your best tips for a fast, no-fuss breakfast?
I keep low carb muffins, pancakes, French toast, crepes, and Oopsie Bread made up in the freezer. And I precook bacon, turkey sausage, and sausage links in the freezer too. I work from my home, but I don’t eat breakfast…however, I do often eat these for brunch or lunch after eleven or twelve. I hate to stop my work to cook too much, so this lets me keep going!
Ham, bacon and sausage are high in salt — do not eat. Use Canadian Bacon instead.
Protein bars, granola bars, or instant oatmeal, or apple slices dipped in peanut butter.
Protein shakes and hard boiled eggs are quick and easy!
Make up a batch of healthy breakfast burritos on the weekend and freeze. 2 minutes in the microwave to a great portable breakfast.
Make up a batch of healthy breakfast burritos on the weekend and freeze. 2 minutes in the microwave to a great portable breakfast.
Make up a batch of healthy breakfast burritos on the weekend and freeze. 2 minutes in the microwave to a great portable breakfast.
When I’m running late I often put bread or an English muffin in the toaster while I’m getting my things together. It’s ready as I’m about to leave, I just spread on some peanut butter, wrap it in a napkin and head out the door. I can eat it in the car.