Do you get up early to make breakfast?

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10 response(s)
Dane Z.

Sometimes. Although, sometimes I prep it in advance. Get a Tupperware container. Crack in 3 raw eggs, add chopped peppered and onion, spinach and chorizo. I make 4 of these and then microwave it when I need it! :)

Tori N.

I get up early, and just happen to make breakfast. I don’t get up early for the breakfast, but I do enjoy making it early in the morning.

Aphiwe Z.

Yes definitely, reason being I live a busy lifestyle of being at school most of the day and don’t have time to make food. I would wake up at 4:30-5:00am so that I have enough time to prepare the meals I will be eating though out the day. It will be difficult and irritating at first but you start to see that it’s not that bad.

Tilde A.

Yes, I eake up early for my breakfast. It became kind of a pleasant routine, great atart for a great day. I also need extra time for my breakfast because I like to make it not only tasty but also visually appealing.

Jito N.

Yes I do, I usually get up at 6:00 AM to make breakfast. However, in times of hurry, I make it the night before to save time. It’s a good choice to always have breakfast.

Proc Pio Z.

I will prepare the breakfast the night before so it will be ready to make as fast as possible. I take 10 minutes max to make it

Ina F.

Yes, but not always. Sometimes I prepare it a day ahead. A nice salad, wrap, even yoghurt with fruits and muesli or porridge!

C Me Y.

Yes, I do! I have children and so I make sure my breakfast is quick but nutritious. A protein shake, yogurt and fruit, egg and avocado etc..

Enzo T.

no, during school I just eat something small such as croissant or whatever, but during summer or weekends or during aby other brake I don’t wake Up early but I take my time to make me something food, wheter it’s eggs or whatever

M Ria C.

No i don’t. I usually just pack my self something the night before and put it in fridge. Than i just take it with me to school.

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