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Every season brings on a new routine for breakfast in my family....
This summer, we have been fairly "lax" around here. All my kids are able to pour a bowl of healthy cereal with milk (maybe with the help of an older sibling). My oldest can even do waffles in the toaster quite well.
However, I know breakfast is an important part of my "active" kid's day so it's important that I keep with a routine that supports their energy. My kids usually eat together and we try to include a fruit, dairy and some type of cereal. Summer time is such a great time to add fresh fruits. The choices are endless. We have started to "visit" the local farmer's market more often.
Kellogg has a great variety of healthy cereals that taste great but healthy too! My kids are becoming more adventurous...so sometimes yogurt (instead of milk) sprinkled with their favorite cereal is the perfect breakfast.
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However, I know breakfast is an important part of my "active" kid's day so it's important that I keep with a routine that supports their energy. My kids usually eat together and we try to include a fruit, dairy and some type of cereal. Summer time is such a great time to add fresh fruits. The choices are endless. We have started to "visit" the local farmer's market more often.
Kellogg has a great variety of healthy cereals that taste great but healthy too! My kids are becoming more adventurous...so sometimes yogurt (instead of milk) sprinkled with their favorite cereal is the perfect breakfast.
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I love yogurt and granola, or Cereal and fruit. Both are yummy!
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ReplyDeletebreakfast has always been an important part of my life..
still is.
I have a cup of coffee first as I'm getting hubs breakfast ready and sending him off to work...
I enjoy my cereal (Sugar Frosted Flakes) with 2% milk ..
accompanied either by a banana , strawberries, or a fresh peach.
some mornings, I am only in a melon mood..
or a grapefruit mood..
but my basics are fruit, cereal, milk..
on weekends, a more leisurely brunch of eggs, bacon/sausage, grits/potatoes..
and the fruit juice and milk.
in the winter, hot oatmeal is often my choice for weekday mornings....
my entire meal planning revolves around plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables...
both which are so very plentiful and economical in the summer.
we do not eat a lot of breads..
and our choices of meat are chicken, fish,pork and beef..
all sparingly..
and broiled..never fried.
or stewed in Crockpot for one dish meals..
very healthy..
breakfast sets the tone for our busy day..
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I love having key lime yogurt with fresh raspberries or strawberries and granola, or a high-fiber cereal.
ReplyDeleteWe have two children. My daughter is very much of a routine type of person. First thing she does when she wakes up is get her own breakfast of cereal. Our son isn't so decisive. It depends on his mood. It could be cereal, bagel or oatmeal... depends on his mood that day. If they are lucky, I'll make them a fruit smoothly.
ReplyDeleteI like granola bars or yogurt for breakfast because they're quick to grab. If I had more time, I would make scrambled eggs.
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My breakfast consists of 1/2 grapefruit (pink only please) and a bowl of cereal -- usually Special K, but sometimes Cheerios! YUM!! Let's don't forget a cup of hot tea --except when it is as hot as it has been lately, then I switch to ice water.
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Saturday is our "special" day for bacon, sausage and pancakes. The rest of the week we love cereal, yogurt or toast with all-fruit jam. If I get up the nerve, I like to throw in a batch of blueberry muffins or homemade donuts. Oh, and always a coffee!
ReplyDeleteI hope I can win even if I don't eat cereal for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteWhen my kids were home, we had cereal for breakfast every morning: It's easy, nutritious, and you add your milk for calcium, drop in some fruit slices for extra POW and antioxidants. AND it tastes good.
But, now that I've had to reduce my milk intake, cereal just doesn't work for me. I still buy it though for when the grandkids come over...and I snack on it.
I try to stay away from dairy so i drink rice milk with some type of rice cereal. The girls eat rice krispies or rice chex with regular milk. Once a week i will make Mickey mouse shaped pancakes for them. They love it!
ReplyDeleteAnd always some fresh fruit.
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Right when I come downstairs, I turn on the coffee pot! Then I get the kiddos their breakfast and drinks, then feed the dog. Once everyone is "settled" by the TV, I look for my own breakfast. Sometimes it's cereal, or a protein bar, or oatmeal. It all depends on what mood I'm in and how much time I have! :)
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Not much of a breakfast person but fresh fruit works!
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I always eat a bagel with cream cheese. My daughter always has a bowl of cereal. We got all out around here! ;)
ReplyDeleteWe have been really busy in the mornings the past few weeks, so it has been dry cereal in ziploc bags with a juicebox, and the kids eat in the car. I have lots of trash under the seats to prove it. It is sad but true. Hey, you do what you gotta do sometimes!
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I eat a Morning Star Farms sausage with an english muffin for breakfast. Or, if I am being lazy and tired, I will fix a bowl of cereal!
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I usually have an English muffin with peanut butter. Kinda boring. :)
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I usually have yogurt topped with granola, cereal, and fresh fruit. And orange juice of course :)
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Breakfast consists of cereal and more cereal. With so many children running at different times cold cereal is a stand by.
ReplyDeleteWe eat cereal or POp Tarts during the week and eat big breakfasts on the weekends when we have more time.
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i usually wait up around 11, hurry and eat bananas and appples and get to work hopefully before noon u_u shame..
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ReplyDeleteBowl of cereal in front of the TV while nursing the baby.
ReplyDeletemy breakfast routine is a protein shake. if i remember to drink it. or else nothing. ann claire eats nothing except milk, and henry, it's usually cereal. sometimes on the w/e i make a big breakfast, eggs, bacon, hashbrowns, toast, etc. i'm not a morning person, as you well know, and i hate to cook, so ... not a big breakfast maker.
ReplyDeleteIt's a rush out the door kinda thing!
ReplyDeleteWe start back to school tomorrow and our race will begin once again.
Fast stuff is our best choice.
Poptarts, coffee drinks, bagels and breakfast bars.
breakfast is so important, but we're always rushed. the girls eat in the car during our 45-60 minute commute to school. i eat at work. i try to make nutritious breakfasts with a little fruit, protein and carbs, but it's hard when you are strapped for time. i also make our lunches, then wake them up and rush us out the door.
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Breakfast for me is plain oatmeal w/half a cup of vanilla yogurt stirred in. For everyone else it's a fend for yourself meal. Usually cereal, breakfast bars, fruit, frozen waffles, and eggs are available.
ReplyDeleteBreakfast is one of my favorite meals, so I always try to make time for it. I usually have a caffe latte and maybe some Kellogs Special K cereal with soymilk.
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ReplyDeleteMe: Must. Have. Coffee. I mean, coffee with my creamer.
Then -and only then, I can think about food-
Cereal is the easiest for us.
We eat so much cereal: For breakfast, for school snacks, before bed snacks.
Two of my boys only eat it dry with a glass of milk on the side.
One likes to pour the milk as he eats, so he is pouring cereal and milk all breakfast long.
Generally, we stick to bran flakes. If we are living on the edge, we add raisins. I know-crazy.
On the weekends we might do a sugared cereal, but on school days-it is bran, baby!
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My husband and I aren’t morning people, so we usually miss breakfast. We eat it for dinner sometimes-eggs and bacon!
ReplyDeleteMost times, breakfast at my house is just a bowl of cereal or pop tarts! That's our routine, LOL ;)
ReplyDeleteWe are too lazy and left with enough time for cold cereal or pop tarts
ReplyDeleteLove your seashells! We eat fruit or cereal!
ReplyDeleteIn the morning, it's a protein shakes,add fruit, two ice cubes grind and mix in the blender. Coffee next.
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ReplyDeleteI love to mix my cereals, now in the morning I have scrambled eggs with toast so my little one can make sure to get some good protein in the day.
We usually have cereal, soy milk and Greek yogurt for breakfast on weekdays.
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ReplyDeleteI dont really have a routine! but i love me some cereal! honey bunches of oats with almonds is my fav!!
ReplyDeleteBreakfast during weekdays is usually a fruit smoothie and a piece of wheat bread with butter or cream cheese or cereals and milk and fruit. During weekends, we get to cook more and have bacon, eggs and pancakes.
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On a typical morning, my daughter has cereal. Every once in a while she will ask for eggs and toast!
ReplyDeleteWe wake up to the alarm, hit snooze, hit snooze again, and then rush around getting ready and have a bowl of cereal with fruit before we leave.
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I cook a hot breakfast at least 4 days out of the week and we have cereal/yogurt on the other days (my kids don't like milk in their cereal). I freeze leftover pancakes, and I often make a big bunch of muffins to freeze. I defrost them overnight and we have them with smoothies the next morning. Having a menu has been helpful.
ReplyDeleteI usually just grab a coffee and english muffin in the morning, but I love to take itoutside in the garden:>) Thanks for the chance at a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy breakfast routine always starts with a smoothie: plain yogurt, 1/4 cup oatmeal, half a banana, juice of choice (usually orange) and whatever other fruit is on hand - strawberries, blueberries & peaches these days. As well, at least 3-4 mornings a week, I eat oatmeal. Keeping my cholesterol down!!
ReplyDeleteI love making pancakes on saturday mornings for our family of 6. It feels so good to all be able to enjoy a yummy meal together:)
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We are a grab what's available kind of family, typically ceral. As a homeschool Mommy I always had grand plans of homemade meals three time a day, but the reality is that isn't possible for our family and that's okay.:)
ReplyDeleteI always get up and eat peanut butter toast and drink a Diet Pepsi right away.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I usually have a 1/2 a bagel each morning. I like it with jam and milk, while my hubby likes it with cream cheese and coffee. On the weekends, we enjoy Frosted Flakes.
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For this commuter, yogurt, fruit or PB&J are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteMy family is just the two of us ... my hubby and myself. So our morning routine is to grab a cup of coffee and enjoy our backyard for a few minutes before starting our day (we work from home). And that's about it. We don't typically eat breakfast but sometimes on a weekend we make a brunch ... that's a lot of fun and relaxing when we have the time.
ReplyDeleteOoh we love the farmers market! Fresh fruit is perfect for breakfast, we usually love french toast too. Yum!
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My morning routine always consist of fruit and drinking some water to meet my quota. If I have some time but need to be on the go to work I really do enjoy a mini whole wheat bagel and iced coffee. It depends on traffic I guess :)
ReplyDeleteWeekends are yummier though with waffles and yummy topping on Sundays :)
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I'm usually a yogurt or fruit kind of gal. Or pancakes, but only if mimosas are involved ;)
ReplyDeleteI work nights. Everyone has to help themselves at breakfast time, while I sleep :) Cereal and toast are go to favorites.
ReplyDeleteBreakfast can be complicated when you have two children who want pancakes and eggs and two who don't want to see food until 10:00. I have found that on Saturdays when I make a big family breakfast, I cook extra pancakes and freeze them. They can be rewarmed in the microwave for my breakfast eaters quite nicely. For the none eaters, I demand cereal, yogurt, or a cheese stick be eaten before school.
ReplyDeleteI had never been much of a breakfast person as a child. I typically liked the sweet stuff...Pop Tarts, Toaster Strudles and of coarse my all time favorite was/is donuts BUT now that father time is hammering in my life, I must choose healthier alternatives. I like granola bars (my fav is the Nature Valley Oats 'N Honey), granola cereal, protein drink, or oatmeal (winter). Of coarse my boys like scrambled eggs with cheese, pancankes and waffles (not the frozen kind). I discovered this past year how yummy chocolate chips are in my pancakes :) If the boys do not get any of the above, they will eat their favorite cereals. I honestly never felt any more "fueled up" on the days where I ate breakfast and did not eat breakfast. Now I must eat breakfast to keep my stomach from interrupting my work life :)
ReplyDeleteBreakfast is help-yourself around here. The cereal is in a low cupboard so even the little kids can reach it.
ReplyDeleteAnother suggestion is to make a big egg and cheese omelet and save the leftovers to warm up for the next few days.
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1. grab milk for toddler and change diaper
ReplyDelete2. make coffee
3. throw frozen pancake/waffle in toaster for toddler
4. hope to have a few moments to drink coffee while toddler eats!
open box, place on table. always so rushed in the morning. :)
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ReplyDeleteMy breakfast routine is pretty much the same everyday. I give the little one a bottle of milk and then get the oldest either a Pop Tart, bagel, bowl of cereal, or Toaster Scramble and glass of milk. Then when they are all set, I will sneak in a small breakfast for myself before getting them ready for the day. Thanks so much for hosting this giveaway!
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Bread and butter.. or cereal and milk, depending on what I have and how much time I have!
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I usually have the breakfast schedule taken care of during the weekend based on what's in stock and in the morning I make sure the kids take baths, eat based on schedule and fridays are kids choice and make sure lunches are packed the night before and take care of the baby
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I AM THE BREAKFAST QUEEN OF MCDONALDS. IM NOT SURE WHAT EVERYONE ELSE DOES IN MY HOUSEHOLD BECAUSE I HAVE TO LEAVE FOR WORK EARLIEST, BUT WE DO GO THROUGH A CRAP LOAD OF CEREAL EACH WEEK! EMAIL ME @ gmissycat@yahoo.com
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ReplyDeleteMonday through Friday, our breakfast routine is grab and go. On weekends, we eat a nutritious breakfast.
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Our breakfast routine... everyone is up by 8, we're back from dropping Sir off at the skytrain by 9 and then there's breakfast by 10ish before we're off to the next thing. Depending on the agenda breakfast can be something quick like cold cereal or more elaborate like a fully cooked meal of egg-in-the-baskets, bacon/sausage, fruit and juice.
ReplyDeleteCoffee with a muffin or cereal!
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Breakfast is our most important and are fastest and easiest meals! We are a cereal loving bunch. We do love a special outing for waffles and bacon though!
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On busy mornings, the kids grab Pop-Tarts, muffins or cereal. When we have a chance to relax, I love to make pancakes for them!
ReplyDeleteKids are grown. But I eat a breakfeast, every day any time I want, anywhere I want. Sometime cold cereal, or oatmeal, or eggs, it varies on mood and now it can have want maybe I'll have a grill cheese sandwich.
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ReplyDeleteWe usually cook from scratch, unless there happens to be any Special K red berries in the house in which case we mix that with some almond milk--yum!
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My favorite breakfast routine is when I actually wake BEFORE my children and I am able to get a head start on the day... but that doesn't happen often. :)
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My daughter loves her cereal. So thats the norm for us. I sometimes cook eggs and bacon or oatmeal for myself and she will eat a bite or two. For the most part its cereal though.
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During the week, it's something quick, like an English muffin or cereal. On the weekends, my husband is the cook. He likes eggs with bacon or sausage.
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i need coffee first thing, my son needs juice..then he will have either whole grain toast or cereal
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i wouldn't advise talking to me before i've had coffee!!! also gotta have cereal every morning too :)
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I work 2nd shift as a police dispatcher so I sometimes don't go to bed until 3am. Needless to say, mornings consist of my husband calling from work (he leaves for work at 4am) and yelling into the answering machine to wake me up so I can get our daughter up and going for school (many days, multiple yelling calls into the answering machine before I pick up)...then I sit on the couch in a stupor until she leaves...it's cereal all the way for breakfast because if I try to use the stove, I'd set the house on fire, for sure.
ReplyDeleteI have a huge pet peeve about eating before school..if she skips breakfast I feel like the world's worst mommy so there's a lot of me yelling to "EAT SOMETHING" in the morning as she's trying to get ready. Even a granola bar eases my mom-guilt.
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My routine is not so crazy anymore now that the brothers I raised are grown..I grab a toasted bagel w/ cream cheese and I'm out the door haha
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My two sons are completely different. One has to eat as soon as he gets up and the other needs to be awake for a while before he can eat breakfast. I let the little one eat a yogurt as soon as he gets up and then when the older one is ready, I’ll make them bowl of cereal, oatmeal, or a toasted English muffin. On the weekends, I try to do a nice family breakfast of pancakes or eggs and bacon.
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ReplyDeleteBreakfast here is usually cereal and toast or oatmeal and toast during the week and eggs on the weekend! Have to have a huge cup of coffee, too!!
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my breakfast routine usually involves making either cereal, pancakes or waffles for my little man
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Its cereal, oatmeal or eggs and OJ for breakfast during the week. On the weekends sometimes I make bacon,eggs, peanut butter toast. Thanks
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My 2 little grandsons arrive at my house every weekday at 6:30 AM. I feed both a bowl of cereal and toast and jelly usually before putting the 2 year old back to bed, and taking the 5 year old to school.
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Breakfast on the weekend is better that weekdays just becasue I'm not so rushed and because my wife bakes muffins or makes pancakes for us - yum!
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Most days, we eat something quick and easy like toast or cereal because we are usually headed out the door for work or some other activity. On the days when we don't have anything going on, I like to make waffles or egg and cheese English muffin sandwiches.
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I'm fortunate that my husband cooks breakfast a lot. However, my kids and I still love to eat cereal especially with fresh fruit and vanilla yogurt. We tend to eat cereal more as a snack than a meal. I've got 2 big (and I mean big) growing boys that consume a lot of food.
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My routine is simple: I sit and drink coffee while my family gets their own breakfast--cereal or PopTarts--on weekdays. On weekends, if we have time, I'll cook breakfast. I've been buying Kellogg's products for more than 30 years!
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ReplyDeleteI normally skip out on breakfast. I fix my kiddos pancakes, eggs, or cereal in the morning. When my hubby is home he fixes the works! I just cant go crazy like that in the morning lol!
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Breakfast for me is a cup or so of coffee. The kids eat whatever is available, which is ususally cereal or eggs & toast. Sometimes the have pancakes & sausage. On rare occasion I get ambitious & make a huge "farm" breakfast with sausage, eggs, toast, ham, pancakes, etc.
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The up-side of my husband getting laid off is that HE is in charge of the morning routine now! (Hey, you have to find a silver lining, right?) :)
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Routine I wake up I get teen daughter up I take out the dogs I get dressed daughter dresses and fixes her own breakfast and I drive her to school
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We just kind of sit down and eat something together. Not much of a routine, huh? :0)
ReplyDeleteCereal (with a little fruit if you have some) makes quite a good start to a morning...
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We usually have cereal or oatmeal. I am somewhat motherly and I still make all my kids bowls of cereal. I really should let them do it, but it is just part of the morning.
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I sometimes eat fresh strawberries when I have them. It is hard to get fresh strawberries in my little town though :(
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I have coffee and a little something sweet when I first wake up. Maybe a danish, or even a cookie or brownie. I'm not a morning person and I need to bribe myself with a treat to get out of bed, LOL! Then I check my emails and have a sensible breakfast a little later, like cereal or a banana and orange juice. Then I shower and get ready for work.
ReplyDeleteDuring the weekdays I normally don't personally eat breakfast. It makes me sick to eat too early in the morning. Hubby takes care of breakfast for the kids since I work first shift and he works 2nd. Breakfast is usually something quick: cereal, pop tart, english muffin, etc. On the weekends though we try to have a big family breakfast together. angiewith3 at live dot com
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We cook some eggs and sausages and eat them in the car
ReplyDeleteI have a 6 month old. So, he usually helps me make my breakfast (a bowl of cereal or waffles). Then we heat up his (usually rice cereal, applesauce or a veggie puree). Then we both sit down at the table and eat together!
ReplyDeleteI prefer cereal for myself in the mornings; my grandkids all have different preferences for breakfast…one has a scrambled egg plus fruit; I keep pancakes frozen in the refrigerator; and all of them like my oven cinnamon toast. But I don’t have the responsibility of getting them off to school each day etc and all but the two youngest can get their own breakfasts and they have siblings who can make breakfast for them.
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We usually eat something quick running out the door.
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ReplyDeleteDuring the week I'm usually in a hurry in the morning so I eat a banana while I'm driving and then I usually have instant oatmeal at my desk when I arrive at work. On the weekends I don't really have a set routine, although I have recently decided to eliminate the weekend Dr. Pepper that I start my day with.
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ReplyDeleteMy boys love to eat cereal or oatmeal. Every once in awhile I will make pancakes for a special treat and they are thrilled!
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Let's see.. usually we have homemade bread as toast with eggs for breakfast.
ReplyDeleteWeekday breakfast is usually cold cereal and orange juice. Saturdays I'll make pancakes, french toast, or eggs. Sundays I like to make cinnamon rolls out of tube biscuits.
ReplyDeleteEveryone is up and about at different times so we all have our own routines. Mine involves feeding all the animals as I’m first up and then relaxing with coffee. I don’t eat until I get to work and usually then have a bagel with cream cheese. No milk available at the office cafeteria so no cereal.
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We have an everyman for themselves during the week. Fruit, eggs, muffins made with local produce from the farmers market, ham, or local bacon is our usual fare.
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I hate morning. I hate breakfast. So I eat toast or a bagel with coffee while I read emails.
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ReplyDeleteI do not eat anything but sometimes yogurt.
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morning is hectic, so fruit and cereal are a good way to start the day
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ReplyDeleteNot much of a routine in our house. We either eat cereal or grab a granola bar on the way out of the house!
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Up, shower, get kids up and feed all - cereal, frozen pancakes (homemade), waffles, scones and I usually try to get some fruit in my kids although I'm not always successful! Coffee for me! Take care of pets, dress and off to school.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway. In the morning I eat a bowl of cereal with milk + add frozen fruit, or in the summer I add strawberries and raspberries from the back yard.
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Our typical morning routine is that I wake up first with the baby and make her and me oatmeal. THen our two older daughters wake up and make themselves Eggos and later my son and husband wake up last and have bowls of cereal. We never eat breakfast together but we always eat dinner as a family.
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Ours is pretty simple.... My boys...one prefers cold cereal or pop-tarts and the other is not a morning eater, for me it's coffee.
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My son’s typical breatfast is yogurt, fruit and a poptart, or McDonald’s. My morning breakast is 2 sausage and egg burritos from McDonald’s every morning, and about 4-5 cups of coffee :)
ReplyDeleteOn the weekends, if he’s home I may make breakfast (pancakes or omlettes) or we’ll go out for brunch @ Cracker Barrel :)
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all gather at the table to eat and then begin our activites for the day) because
I run a home daycare their favorite staple is cinnamon toast, cereal and fruit.
On the weekend its WHATEVER aka chaos!:)
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We definitely do coffee and then some cereal and juice
ReplyDeleteI'm not much of a breakfast eater, but hubby is a dedicated cereal man. He'll burn through several bowls while I'm getting ready for work. Thanks for the great giveaway!!!
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We have cereal everyday! That is basically our routine. Thanks for the awesome giveaway!!!!
ReplyDeleteI need to get a morning routine! I always say that I am going to make myself breakfast in the morning, but I usually don’t feel hungry by the time I leave my house. But that is a big mistake because I start feeling hungry on my one hour drive to work so I end up stopping at a fast food place for some greasy foods that my body really doesn’t need. I need to be more prepared and pack a healthy breakfast that I can eat in the car on my way to work.
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I like eating cereal in the evening Sally@sallylouise.com
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