Grab'n'go Breakfasts
Keeping your healthy New Year's resolution starts with breakfast! If you need to waken up your first meal of the day try these quick and simple meals you can take on the go!
Cinnamon Raisin Variation For cinnamon raising oatmeal, add in 1 teaspoon of cinnamon and 1/8th of a cup of raisins before baking. Chocolate Chip Variation Sprinkle 1/8 cup miniature chocolate chips over the top of the oatmeal before baking. Hazelnut Variation Sprinkle 1/8 cup chopped hazelnuts over the top of the oatmeal before baking. On a cold morning a warm breakfast can get your day off to a great start! But boxed flavors were last years oatmeal. Why not try a preservative free, healthy version of oatmeal? Bake ahead or while you are getting ready for the day and off you go with a healthy fitful meal! Ingredients:
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Strawberry Banana Smoothie Variation Replace the 1 cup of frozen pineapple with 3/4 cup frozen strawberries. Continue as directed. If you are trying to put more fruits and vegetables into your diet, no doubt you've considered making a smoothie! They are simple, quick, and a great way to add extra nutrients into your diet! Adding two cups of spinach to any smoothie will hardly affect the taste and add all your daily Vitamin A and 10% of your Iron all for just 14 calories! To get started try out these two smoothie recipes! Five minutes to make and a to go cup will get you out the door with a healthy meal to start your day! If you're looking to save even more time, make two or three smoothies at a time. Put them in freezer safe containers and take out of the freezer an hour before you want to eat them. By the time you are showered and dressed, breakfast is served! Ingredients:
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Tired of the same old egg dishes? Try waking them up by putting them in a breakfast taco! Starting out the day with protein from the eggs and cheese and the fiber from the avocados will help keep you full until lunchtime! Ingredients:
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