BREAKFAST HELP! -night before?
SuperAmie
Posts: 307 Member
Hi! I loooove breakfast and I have made time in the morning to always make something quick. I want to start working out in the morning so I need something quicker, and still yummy and balaned and clean!! Which takes work!
Can you help me with some ideas for breakfast that I can make the night before?? And put in the fridge and take it out, heat it up or just eat it. I eat pretty much everything lol... I really like having oatmeal with berries and eggwhites... but I cant do the egg part the night before can I?
Help me please!! I need ideas! lol.
And please dont say wake up earlier.. I already have to start getting up at 4:45am just so I can squeeze a workout in.
Thanks in advanced!!!!!!!
Can you help me with some ideas for breakfast that I can make the night before?? And put in the fridge and take it out, heat it up or just eat it. I eat pretty much everything lol... I really like having oatmeal with berries and eggwhites... but I cant do the egg part the night before can I?
Help me please!! I need ideas! lol.
And please dont say wake up earlier.. I already have to start getting up at 4:45am just so I can squeeze a workout in.
Thanks in advanced!!!!!!!
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Hard boiled the night before can make a fast breakfast.0
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Here are some ideas SuperAmie
http://www.fitsugar.com/Healthy-Breakfast-Ideas-You-Can-Make-Night-Before-20048633/?slide=00 -
smoothies. make a huge batch in the blender then store it in mason jars in the fridge.0
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i make clean egg muffins from oxygen.com
very easy to make a weeks worth of breakfast.
http://www.oxygenmag.com/Nutrition/Articles/Clean-Egg-Muffins.aspx0 -
I like the baked oatmeal recipe from SkinnyTaste.com. I usually double it and have used other combos for fruit, too. My kids prefer bananas and strawberries. It is good cold (or microwaved) with greek yogurt on top.
Have you made any frittatas our quiches before? They microwave well and are easy to prepare ahead.
My only other suggestion would be for our families camping egg recipe. You take your 'omelete' ingredients and put them in a quart size ziploc bag (include eggs, veggies, etc.) Then bring a pot with water to a boil. Then add your bag, and cook through. The great thing about this, is all the prep is done ahead and there is minimal time and cleanup.0 -
These are all fantastic ideas! Im lame when it comes to breakfast so this helped alot thanks everyone!!!!0
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I actually just scramble a couple of eggs in the microwave. It takes the same amount of time as it takes to make a cup of coffee but you have to pay attention.
I'm not even pressed for time, I just don't want to clean a pan in the morning0 -
You could do overnight oats, it's oatmeal that "cooks" in the fridge. You prepare it the night before (you can do multiple servings, they keep some days in the fridge) and eat it cold the next morning.
Or cut up some fruit, add some jogurt, keep it in the fridge and in the morning just add some healthy granola or cereal.0 -
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You could do overnight oats, it's oatmeal that "cooks" in the fridge. You prepare it the night before (you can do multiple servings, they keep some days in the fridge) and eat it cold the next morning.
Or cut up some fruit, add some jogurt, keep it in the fridge and in the morning just add some healthy granola or cereal.0 -
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