What’s the easiest, healthy, but truuuly delicious breakfast recipe you have?

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10 response(s)
Chester Y.

French Toast Eggs in a Basket. Easy and quick meal, and even if I don’t have thick bread it still works with smaller/thinner slices.

Victoria Z.

I think spicy omellete is best for breakfast..as an egg have so mxh energy n whn we cook it as per our taste thn it was more delicious n spicyyy …

Cha G.

On top of each other in the following order: Oat, hot water (just covering the pat), cinnamon, dark chocolate pieces, (sometimes coconut), berries or dried fruits, honey

Zach Z.

My go-to is a bowl of scrambled eggs with shredded sharp cheddar cheese, crisped turkey bacon, and a bit of reduced fat sour cream and pico de gallo. It gives me a good balance of macronutrients, and it reminds me of a fast food breakfast burritos without being so heavy and greasy.

Talor N.

I love shakshuka, though, it isn’t necessarily the easiest. If I’m short on time, I eat a lot of fruit. Fruit is like candy to me!

Martina N.

I’m eating one egg with rice cake (unsalted) +humus or some delicious spred and of course vegetables. And I really like some tea after breakfast. So that’s it. It’s easy, healthy and delicious ^^

Noam Z.

I used to work at Waffle House, so pretty much anything from there. I especially like the chicken or chili omelets. Best eggs with a hand mixer or blender for extra fluff!

Sophia O.

Spoonful of Honey, Spoonful of Yoghurt, sprinkled w sunflower seeds and a handful of berries (raspberries, strawberries, blueberries … so sweet and tasty, so nutritious and full of anti oxidants #winwin

Tonya W.

In the mornings I absolutely love having granola with milk and blueberries on top or pancakes 🥞 with lemon 🍋 and sugar! I hope this helps 🙂

Gouri Q.

Bread- omlet. It could be prprd in different ways. With bread dipped in egg, or directly egg omlet, scrambled eggs, sandwich model

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