Do you eat only chilled/room temperature foods in the morning or do you take time to cook/reheat some meal?

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10 response(s)
Martha O.

In general I prefer cold food. Always have. I think I’m lazy so its just a quick and easy thing for me to eat colder food that requires no cooking and in turn makes less mess.

Clarisse O.

It depends on the time I have and if I’m not too lazy this morning. I never reheat my breakfast but when I find the motivation I do a really easy pancakes recipe (which is 2 eggs, a banana mashed and oat). But most of the time I admit I eat chill/room temperature food haha.

Bal Zs I.

Most of the time I eat chilled food however few times per week I make cooked or scrumbled eggs or frie an eggplant for instance.

Anast Cia T.

I usually take time in the morning to cook a nice breakfast, I also cook lunch and I try to eat healthy, but sometimes I can’t help myself, 😅

Fred F.

I usually only eat warm meals in the morning dew to the fact that it is quite cold where I live. But a glass of cool water is amazing to kick start your day!

Briolanjo P.

To use my time most efficiently in the morning I make smoothies however on days when I am not so rushed I will make something like scrambled egg and/or beans on toast and a pot of fresh coffee. Whatever you find works for you I would suggest having a vareity.

Jonathan U.

I try my best to get a warm breakfast and hot tea when I wake up. Since I don’t have too much time to make breakfast in the morning, I use instant otmeal. It’s a lot better than other instant foods also!

Bj Rn S.

I usually eat chilled or room temperature foods but sometimes on the weekend I will take the time to cook something nice. It’s a lovely treat after a long week.

Anna F.

I often cook breakfastfor myself, I’ve never really been a fan of cereal. I also feel accomplished when I make something for myself.

Iag E.

Moat of the time i cook or reheat them but some times that i dont have enough time i only eat chilled or romm temperature

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