Are you squeezed for time in the morning? While there’s nothing wrong with an on-the-go breakfast, it’s worth carving out a couple minutes each morning to make a wholesome meal.
Start small, by going to bed 10 minutes earlier and setting your alarm clock 10 minutes earlier. Then you can whip up a 5-minute breakfast and have time to eat it. Here are five ideas — one for each day of the workweek.
Makes 1 serving | Prep: 5 min
Calories: 273 | total fat: 16 g | saturated fat: 9 g | sodium: 304 mg | cholesterol: 199 mg | total carbohydrates: 18 g | fiber: 2 g | sugars: 8 g | protein: 15 g | potassium: 151 mg
Makes 1 serving | Prep: 5 min
Calories: 160 | total fat: 7 g | saturated fat: 3 g | sodium: 450 mg | cholesterol: 23 g | total carbohydrates: 15 g | fiber: 2 g | sugars: 3 g | protein: 10 g | potassium: 71 mg
Makes 1 serving | Prep: 5 min
Calories: 396 | total fat: 10 g | saturated fat: 1 g | sodium: 298 mg | cholesterol: 12 mg | total carbohydrates: 51 g* | fiber: 8 g | sugars: 39 g | protein: 30 g | potassium: 322 mg
*Note: You may need to adjust carbohydrates, depending on your nutritional needs.
Makes 1 serving | Prep: 5 min
Calories: 386 | total fat: 9 g | saturated fat: 5 g | sodium: 418 mg | cholesterol: 20 mg | total carbohydrates: 56 g | fiber: 11 g | sugars: 20 g | protein: 22 g | potassium: 208 mg
Makes 1 serving | Prep: 5 min
Calories: 320 | total fat: 9 g | saturated fat: 2 g | sodium: 270 mg | cholesterol: 6 mg | total carbohydrates: 48 g | fiber: 6 g | sugars: 32 g | protein: 17 g | potassium: 900 mg
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