Cold breakfasts other than granola or boxed cereal and yogurt.
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Anonymous
| We've been going without a kitchen for over a moth now and I'm starting to run out ideas--Any microwave quick meals that are somewhat nutritious and tasty? |
Anonymous
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Cold breakfast - cottage cheese and fruit or muffins (not really that nutritious though)
Hot/Microwave- frozen microwaveable pancakes (they don't aste that bad, but they do get hard like other breads) |
Anonymous
| You can microwave bacon, eggs, oatmeal. |
Anonymous
| I should have mentioned this is for 4 kids aged 6-14. 2 won't go near an egg, so. |
Anonymous
| OP, here. And they act like cottage cheese is vomit. No matter how much sweet yummy fruit I put in it. |
Anonymous
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oatmeal
freezer waffles or french toast (trader joe's) danish pancakes (trader joes) toast with peanut butter toast with cheese |
Anonymous
| We microwave sausages, usually the kind that are already fully cooked. You can make oatmeal in a microwave with quick oats in a minute to a minute and 30 seconds. |
Anonymous
| can u make a bannana, pumpkin or cranberry bread? PB on toast, cheese, fish, meat and bread, pb on banana with honey, leftovers? |
Anonymous
sorry-you can buy the breads, even croissants, crumpets, english muffins |
Anonymous
| Yup - stuff you can put in a toaster oven or pour hot water on or microwave. They now sell pre-made frozen breakfast oatmeal etc. as well. Waffles. Muffins. We did smoked salmon/cream cheese. We got one of those instant plug in hot water boilers, and that was great. For yourself, make cold-pressed coffee. |
Anonymous
| I feed my children sandwiches for breakfast - it started b/c they were always asking for pieces of whatever I was making for lunch. I figure it's more nutritious than a bowl of cereal. PB&J, hummus, avocado, cream cheese & jelly - sometimes on english muffins or bagels, but just as often on bread or sandwich thins. We also do a lot of apples/bananas and peanut butter, smoothies, and cheese sticks. |
Anonymous
| Do you have a rice cooker? If so and it has a timer, it's super easy to make steel-cut oats overnight. Oats, water, brown sugar, cut up fruit, nuts, spices. |
Anonymous
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Muesli. Google a recipe.
Or splurge on some lox and cream cheese. |
Anonymous
| Salad |
Anonymous
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My kids like
Peanut butter, sliced banana, and apple in pita Oatmeal with sliced almonds and craisins Bagels with cream cheese Peanut butter and jam English muffin sandwich Whole wheat toaster waffles topped with Greek yogurt, sliced strawberries Wheat toast sprinkled with cinnamon sugar Smoothies Whole wheat waffles with peanut butter and banana slices English muffin with cheese melted on top Scrambled egg and cheese in tortilla (for egg eaters) |