Whole wheat toast with 1/2 an avocado, drizzle with a little olive oil, salt and pepper.

I will try the oats tomorrow morning!

Anonymous wrote:These are our regular breakfast meals

Crock pot steel cut oats
Toast with yogurt
Cereal with banana
Scrambled egg and cheese on a tortilla with salsa

We almost always have green smoothies in the morning as well

Do you make the smoothies fresh in the morning? Is here a lot of cleanup?

Fried egg, cheese on a toasted, buttered bagel.

Breakfast casserole - mix egg/egg whites, cheese, lightly steamed broccoli, crumbled bacon, etc - pour into a casserole and bake at 350 for approx 30 minutes.

Mixed berries, low fat cheese.

overnight muesli-muesli and vanilla yogurt and a tiny bit of oj mix in apples, raisons, nuts or whatever fruit/nut combo you like. Banana and honey is good too place in container overnight. Eat warm or cold-I like cold.

I usually have peanut butter and banana on toast.

These are our regular breakfast meals

Crock pot steel cut oats
Toast with yogurt
Cereal with banana
Scrambled egg and cheese on a tortilla with salsa

We almost always have green smoothies in the morning as well

I make a 9x13 casserole of 2 C roasted butternut squash, dozen beaten eggs, cooked kale or broccoli or green beans, 1/2 can coconut milk. I grease the dish with coconut oil before everything goes in. Cook at 375 for 35 minutes. Cut into 8 pieces and eat throughout the week. Just heat up in the microwave and add fruit or avocado.

I made a pot of steel cut oats overnight and it lasted all week! I just put the leftovers on the fridge and portioned some out every morning - really tasty and filling.

I often make crepes for a weekend breakfast. They store well and DD eats them with just honey drizzled on top.
I find the pancake mix - there is one that has whole grains, pretty quick for weekday mornings. You just add water and it takes 5 minutes to whip up 2-3 pancakes for the kids.
Toast with feta cheese on top.
Toast and Nutella.
Bagel and cream cheese.
At least once a week it's plain cornflakes.
Smoothies - frozen mango, milk, a tiny bit of sugar.

I make yogurt parfait the night before -- layer yogurt and granola in a big cup or jar. By morning it's all soaked into the granola and like eating a slice of pie for breakfast. I put fresh fruit on top, like blueberries or cranberries. So good and so simple. Unfortunately my DC don't like it buy maybe yours will....

DS eats a bowl of oatmeal - 1/2 cup quick oats and 1 cup milk in the microwave for 1.5-2 minutes - mixed with a mashed banana. Nearly every weekday morning, he loves it.

When we make waffles or pancakes on the weekend, we store the extras in the freezer. Reheat in the toaster.

I make a dozen hard-boiled eggs on the weekend. Two eggs and a piece of fruit is my standby weekday breakfast. Or toast with peanut butter.