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Healthify Your Breakfast!

September 17, 2024 By Cindy Silver

2 ingredient cookies
Try our 2-ingredient cookie as part of breakfast!

This is a guest blog by Kaylie Chrismon.

Have you ever wondered how healthy your breakfast is and what you can do to make it a better choice? Here are 10 suggestions for swaps and improvements:

  • Quick, prepackaged oatmeal →overnight oats
  • Sugary cereal →high fiber cereal
  • Flavored yogurt →plain yogurt with berries, nuts, and cinnamon
  • White bread with butter →whole wheat bread with almond butter or mashed avocado
  • Bagel with cream cheese →whole wheat english muffin with peanut butter and banana slices
  • Grits with butter →cooked quinoa with local honey, fruit, and cinnamon
  • Bacon, sausage, and eggs →turkey bacon, turkey sausage, and 1 egg / 1 egg white scrambled eggs
  • French toast →whole wheat pancakes with fruit and nonfat yogurt
  • 3 egg omelet with sausage and cheese →1 egg / 2 egg white omelet with veggies and low-fat cheese
  • Breakfast pastry →2 ingredient cookies

Not sure where to start? Here are a few recipes to get you going!

Overnight Oats:

1/3 c old-fashioned oats

1/3 c nonfat plain Greek yogurt

1/3 c milk of choice

Combine all in a microwave-safe container and refrigerate overnight. Heat for 60 seconds in the morning and top with fresh fruit and nut butter!

2-Ingredient Cookies:

1 ripe banana

¾ c oats

Optional: dark chocolate chips or dried fruit

Mash banana in a bowl and combine with oats. Mold mixture into cookie shapes and bake at 350°F for 12-15 minutes.

Take the Challenge! When you healthify your breakfast then you are powering your body with fuel for better health.

Kaylie Chrismon is a registered dietitian intern at UNC-Greensboro in North Carolina. Her blog is skinnymuffinrecipes.com.

Filed Under: Simple, Healthy, Tasty Tagged With: breakfast, cooking at home, good nutrition, healthy choice, meal planning

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