5 Healthy Breakfast Ideas: Save Time & Stay Full Longer
For many of us, breakfast can feel like such a struggle. When you don’t have a lot of time, and you aren’t feeling very hungry, it can be an easy meal to skip. In this week's blog post, I am sharing five of my go-to breakfast ideas that are quick and nutritious.
If you want to make breakfast a priority so that you can feel your best throughout the day, let’s dive in!
1. Granola bowls with yogurt, fruit, and nut butter
I’ve listed this first because it’s probably the option I lean on most often. Granola bowls are incredibly quick to make, can be easily packed to-go, and are both delicious and nourishing. Another bonus is that they are so customizable! If you like a specific type of yogurt, fruits, or nut butter you can create any combination you want. As someone that despises peanut butter, my go-to nut butters are either almond or nutty hero coconut crunch.
Pro tip: If you are like me and typically have a large bag of frozen fruit, feel free to use frozen instead of fresh, it's budget friendly and honestly maybe even more delicious.
Purely Elizabeth has a great recipe: https://purelyelizabeth.com/blogs/purely-elizabeth/almond-butter-granola-yogurt-bowl
2. Smoothies
Smoothies are popular for good reasons. This is probably the quickest and easiest option to take on the road. When I’m in a rush, or not feeling overly hungry, I find smoothies are often the way to go. I love how versatile they are and how easy it is to pack a nutritious punch with different ingredients.
When I make a smoothie I always like to make sure it includes:
Protein (e.g. greek yogurt, protein powder, cottage cheese)
Healthy fats (e.g. avocado, nut butter)
Fruits and vegetables
Low sugar liquid (water, coconut water, milk)
Seeds (e.g. chia, flax, hemp hearts)