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We like to whip up little sausage biscuits with Morningstar veggie sausage. They are pretty quick, easy and tasty!

http://www.morningstarfarms.com/morningstar-farms-original-sausage-patties.html

ps...they are mostly consumed on the weekend though, since they do take a little more time

We eat a lot of oatmeal, bagels, cooked macoroni wth sugar and cream ( so yummy), eggs, turkey bacon, rice pudding,

Yogurt and protein shakes.

I've also made quick egg sandwiches by scrambling my egg in a coffee cup and then dumping it into a tortilla or english muffin.

Scotch eggs are also good and quick--hard boiled eggs covered in sausage, baked in the oven.

oatmeal to go, protein bars, we make breakfast sandwiches a lot

Sometimes I like to make little crust-less quiches. Basically you just scramble up a bunch of eggs, pour into a muffin pan and add in whatever else you like (spinach, sausage crumbles, cheese, etc.) and bake. I think it's around 20 minutes at 350. I usually like spinach with a little shredded cheese in mine. They're healthy and can be made once and eaten all week.

I'm all about frozen waffles with peanut butter. Wegmans (if you have them near you) makes a fantastic organic flaxseed variety ($.79 a box with their online coupons).

I've been making breakfast tacos on the weekend and freezing them.
I fry (using PAM spray) a bag of the simply potatoes hash browns. When they are a golden brown I take about 8-10 eggs (whatever is on hand) and I mix them in a bowl with a fork. I add the egg mixture to the potatoes, and scramble them all together.
When the egg is fully cooked, I set out about 14 taco-size tortillas, add a small amount of shredded cheese to each one, then spoon the egg/potato mixture into each taco. I then roll up each one in tinfoil and freeze.

To reheat, I prefer the oven for about 15 min, otherwise they will reheat in the microwave in about 2 minutes.
I add salsa after reheating if I have it available.

YUM!

baked oatmeal (I make mine with egg beaters due to high cholesterol)
cereal
fruit & yogurt parfaits (with frozen berries and could do homemade granola)

There are so many great ideas here-- I especially love the breakfast taco idea @travelingbrit!

We do a lot of cold cereal with milk or granola with greek yogurt and honey and fruit. I also like making a whole wheat fruit quick bread during the weekend and I will eat a slice of that toasted with nut butter and make a smoothie to take as a morning snack.

I want to get more into hot cereals so maybe I will work on getting something other than oats in the house this weekend.

Overnight oats are good but I prefer them in warmer weather. You could also do a spreadable yogurt cheese (or cream cheese) and deli meat on a tortilla-- I will do that for lunch sometimes but it would work just as well for breakfast!

cereal, eggs, toast, granola bars, oatmeal!

I eat toast and chocolate milk every morning of my life. Favorite meal ever. I feed my daughter yogurt and fruit.