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Step 1
Think about other options outside the realm of traditional breakfast foods. Options include pizza, sandwiches, last night's leftovers or other savory items.
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Step 2
Try eating less for dinner the night before so you feel hungry in the morning. Consider eating small snack-sized items such as yogurt, fruit or frozen breakfast sandwiches to get your metabolism started.
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Step 3
Look at your morning routine. Plan to squeeze in a few minutes for breakfast if possible. Set your alarm clock earlier to make more time in the morning.
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Step 4
Slowly increase your breakfast if you currently only drink a beverage. Add a breakfast food item each day until you reach a healthy breakfast meal.
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Step 5
Try quick solutions, such as individual-sized cereal/granola bars, bananas, apples and yogurt drinks. Choose portable items to eat on the run if you are commuting and short on time.














Comments
Haoie said
on 10/13/2008 I'm the sort who has to have something, anything to eat in the morning. Call that a breakfast.