What do you eat for breakfast?

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Breakfast is hard for me to eat but being preggers now I have to! Any recommendations for quick healthy breakfasts?

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Granola and Greek yogurt

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Carnation instant breakfast drinks are pretty good for on the go. You could always have boiled eggs too. Or, my daughter loves these, I whip a big batch of mini pancakes and freeze them. Microwave for 30 sec or throw in the toaster.

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Smoothies, eggs with toast, instant oatmeal, or bagels and cream cheese are my go-to

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I have gestational diabetes so i have to be healthy and dont have many breakfast options but my quick go to is whole wheat bread with peanut butter and tiny bit of jelly. 
Also when i have more time i ll make half an english muffin with cream cheese, cheese, egg, spinach and tomato :D

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A whole box of special k with strawberries😂😂😂...seriously 😑

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Greek yogurt and an apple or another piece of fruit usually. Sometimes a piece of toast or two also if I'm really hungry.

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I do a batch of baked oatmeal in the muffin tin and freeze them. I also make whole wheat English muffins with eggs and freeze them as well. It's easy to grab and go and those are some of the foods that my stomach is okay with. Occasionally I'll do a smoothie with the chocolate carnation breakfast & banana, or whole wheat toast sandwich with a smear of PB and slices of banana.

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I make a breakfast smoothie out of frozen coffee, a frozen banana, chocolate almond coconut milk, ice cubes, pb2 and chocolate protein powder

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All I've been eating is apple cinnamon Cheerios, apple cinnamon oatmeal, and on occasion eggs on the weekend. Haha I never used to eat breakfast!

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Instant oatmeal, toast, random fruit we have in the fridge

What do you eat for breakfast?

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