I love hot/warm breakfast. Most healthy and quick breakfast recipes online are cold. Hot food takes time to make and eat. But I have little to either cook or have meals. Any ideas? Btw, I don’t drink milk because of the digestive problems. Thanks.
It’s great that you enjoy hot breakfasts! Consider quick options like scrambled eggs, which can be made in minutes, or overnight oats that you can heat up. Try incorporating veggies into an omelet for added nutrition. A warm quinoa bowl with fruits and nuts is also a healthy choice. Preparing ingredients in advance can save time, allowing you to enjoy a nutritious breakfast without the hassle. Remember, establishing a morning routine that includes a satisfying breakfast can set a positive tone for your day!
For hot meals, I taste it while eating rather than cold one . So I start my day by putting the frozen toast or bread in airfryer and the water to be boiled to make my cup of tea then go to the bathroom quickly When finishing, I find my toast and my tea hot and ready Still I have to fryer an egg and cut any kind of vegetables. And this take no time for me waking up 15 mins earlier can help you eat you meal quietly and enjoy your hot breakfast. Try it
I eat eggs for breakfast. They are quick and easy. A soft boiled egg is done in under 10 minutes and a over medium egg even quicker. That with an English muffin and a side of fruit. I also love a frittata or omelet or scramble with veggies
When you have the time, go and make a large batch of lets say soup. Then you divide it into portions and then freeze it. The night before, take out the freezer and put in the fridge. You then in the morning heat it up and then you could eat it or you could get a thermos flask and have it hot at lunch. If you don’t want a hot food, you could make a musili where you get all the ingredients and make a large batch. You can then soak a bowl overnight in the fridge and have to go.
Answers reflect the personal experiences of Fabulous community members. They are not medical or professional advice — for guidance about your health, talk to a qualified professional.

