12 Easy Morning Recipes For Busy Days

Breakfast is apparently the most important meal of the day but with busy schedules, it’s also the easiest meal to skip. Morning routines are stressful enough without having to worry about preparing, cooking and cleaning up a meal. If you don’t have time to spare but also want to begin your day right consider these 12 easy morning recipes!

1. Bananas & Toppings

This is a great idea if you babysit or have children of your own in the morning. Sometimes it can be hard to get everyone out of the door and to eat but these are as cute as they are tasty. They are an expected breakfast recipe that is also fast.

2. Hazelnut Toast

To make this meal go faster make sure you leave out all of the ingredients and dice up whatever kind of fruit you would like to add to this. You can use hazelnut, peanut butter or really any kind of spread will work. Bonus points if you use whole wheat bread.

3. Avocado Toast & Egg

This breakfast is perfect if you have a little time but not all the time. You can make any kind of egg you want but most use sunny side eggs so that way it’s runny all over your toast.

4. Avocado Toast

This is a breakfast you can take with you. Almost identical to the recipe above it just doesn’t have an egg on top rather the egg is combined with the spread. Making it easier to commute with.

5. Avocado & Hard Boiled Eggs

Avocados aren’t superfoods for nothing. They go great with almost everything and if you struggle with going through an entire dozen eggs without them going bad, consider making hard-boiled eggs and adding them to some avocados.

6. Breakfast Puree

This is perfect if you don’t want to spend too much time making a mess in the kitchen. It is everything you would want out of breakfast without any of the hassles. You could also prepare this the night before and have it waiting for you in the fridge. So sit down and enjoy your breakfast while watching the news or listening to a podcast.

7. Breakfast in A Mug

This breakfast is perfect for someone who doesn’t have a lot of cooking items but still wants to eat more than a pre-made breakfast sandwich. Just make sure you follow a recipe that will allow you to safely cook all ingredients in the microwave. Also, make sure it’s a mug that will handle high heat.

8. Yogurt

Yogurt is very filling by itself if you add fruit it will be even more of a meal and it will be healthier for you as well. You can add acai powder for extra nutrients and an extra dash of color as well!

9. Overnight Blueberry Oats

Overnight oats are a God sent. They are a simple breakfast ideal for someone who has literally no time in the morning or for someone who would rather sleep and eat at work or school than wake up early to make breakfast. All this requires is a mason jar and a spoon you can travel with. They are perfectly designed to be taken anywhere.

10. Overnight Banana Oats

Another great overnight oats recipe is this banana one. Bananas go bad almost immediately and it can be a struggle to use up a bunch of bananas before they become trash. The great thing about overnight oats is that you prepare it the night before and can take it with you. These will make sure you get the most of your banana.

11. Mini Waffles

These are as cute as they are easy. They are something that you can make if you have a guest in the morning but still need to get out the door quickly. Plus because these aren’t nearly as perishable as other breakfast items you can store them in your fridge and eat them throughout the week. Their size also makes them an ideal travel breakfast. Just make sure you don’t spill the syrup on you.

12. Fruit, Grains & Yogurt

This is a simple breakfast that can be completed in a matter of minutes. It’s in a bowl, meaning you can carry it with you throughout the house during your morning routine. If you want to be extra fast, make sure that you lay out all of your ingredients that can stay out and make sure your fruit is cut up to your liking.