Healthy fast breakfast Idea's???

Try making your onlette with Deb El Just Whites (dehydrated egg white). I use 2 whites & a whole egg. It is better than Egg Beaters (what a misnomer) and doesn't have all that sodium or yellow dye. The egg white powder takes about 15 minutes to properly rehydrate but can be prepared the night before or the omlette cook ahead & reheated.

Hello. The oatmeal packages are processed, so I think that's why some people say it's bad, but those are mostly "clean" eaters who don't like to eat anything out of a box or can. But I believe that in moderation, eating processed foods is just fine. A calorie is a calorie.

If you have a microwave and you like oatmeal do what I do.
Take 1/2 cup of rolled oats (not instant), 1 cup of either milk, water or non-dairy milk ( I usually use almond milk)
Mix in whatever you like in your oats ( honey, raisins, cinnamon, etc...)
Mix it all together in a tupperware container the night before. Let it sit in the fridge overnight.
The next morning all you have to do is give it a minute or two in the microwave and you have oatmeal that is not processed and didn't take 1/2 an hour to cook.

My favourite breakfast is one egg on an english muffin with a scoop of salsa on top. The salsa has way less calories than the cheese I'd usually put on a breakfast sandwich, and it tastes delicious!

McDonald's has two very tasty and healthy oatmeals. I get one almost every morning and have an EAS Advantage protein shake with it. best of luck.

Special K with sliced organic banana and chocolate protein powder mixed in.

I often have an omelet with 2 egg whites, 1 whole egg, mushrooms and a little bit of cheese.
I have a plastic thing that means you can make it in the microwave which speeds it up in the morning.

I make a whole bunch of old fashioned (or steel cut) oats on Sunday and portion it for my breakfast during the week. The great thing about making old fashioned oats is you can put whatever you want...

Canned Pumpkin
Banana
Choc Chips
Strawberries
BlueBerries

Or you can make baked oatmeal (this heats up nicely in the microwave).

I also have made egg casseroles and portioned up for breakfast.

I just tried plain yogurt this morning mixed with a small bit of cereal, and it was surprisingly delicious. I normally do the instant Quaker Oats, though.

I love oatmeal. I make a big batch of old fashion quacker oats with optional ingredients: dried cranberries, walnuts, wheat germ, milled flax seeds, etc. on my day off and divide it in small containers 3/4 c servings. I pop it the microwave with a splash of milk and in 1:30 a hot, filling breakfast is done. My recipe makes 7 servings for each day of the week. I wouldn't start my morning without it. You can find the complete recipe on my blog..... http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/FollowMeFit

P.S. Instant is not "bad" for you but it is processed which makes it easier to digest, quicker to turn to instant energy that your body will use before it uses the stored stuff (fat), and doesn't keep you as full as the unprocessed kind.

I like to take a greek yogurt, dump in it a tupperware container with a 1/2 cup dry oats and let sit overnight or for a few hours.

I enjoy an apple with peanut butter and an atkins shake. Love Atkins for the very low sugar content.

I throw this in the microwave: 1/2 c. chopped broccoli, 1 c. chopped spinach, 1/4 c. diced red (or yellow, orange, green) bell pepper, and eggs--either whole or egg whites (I get the packaged egg whites). I mix the eggs with chili powder, cumin, garlic powder, and then mix the veggies in. Microwave till done (for some reason, the times vary from 2-4 minutes, depending on the day). Sometimes I put a TBSP of cheese on and then flip it together. I can cook it while I'm getting ready to go, grab from the micro, eat really fast, and go. Good protein, veggies... and not horrible on the sodium.

Something else that's good is Greek yogurt with a scoop of protein powder mixed in.

Lately, I've been adding 1 TBSP of PB2 (powdered peanut butter) and a TBSP of sugar free preserves and mixing it with my Greek yogurt. It's like a PBJ in a bowl. YUMMY!

I eat 2/3 cups of granola, a dannon light and fit yogurt or yoplait light yogurt with blueberries (if I can find them) or a banana if I can't find the berries due to the season. It keeps me full all morning and I pack it all separately and mix it together at work and eat it at my desk. I eat that in the morning around 830 and I'm good until lunch at 1230 and it is only around 400 calories and tastes yummy. My favorite granola is Cascadian dark chocolate almond

My favorite breakfast is: (and I cook this breakfast sausage ahead and keep in freezer)

1/3 cup egg whites
2 oz. Isernio's Chicken Breakfast Sausage
1 Eating Right (or Orowheat) Multi-Grain Sandwich Round

Put the sandwich round in the toaster. Spray a small fry pan with pan spray. Put in the crumbled sausage and heat over medium until it starts frying. Spread them evenly in pan, then gently pour in the egg whites and cook over medium heat until done. Break apart so the eggs/sausage fits on the sandwich round toast and viola! Only 205 calories.

This sandwich is huge and has plenty of protein to last me until lunch time. Sometimes I even have it for lunch with glass of fresh carrot juice.. yummy!

Edit: Oh, this takes about 5 minutes.

One more:

1 Ore-Ida hash brown patty square (come 9 in a box)
1-2 eggs

Spray pan with pan spray. Fry the hash brown patty. Put on the plate. Re-spray pan and add egg(s). Cook to preference. With one egg 140 cal. With 2 eggs. 210 cal.