Try This Breakfast Time-Saver Recipe and Never Skip Breakfast Again

Make your own to-go breakfast. Sounds obvious, but even overnight oats won’t do you any good if you don’t have the time to sit down and eat them. So invest in travel-size Tupperware, reuse old jam jars, or throw it in a plastic bag and go. 

If you want steel-cut oats, but you don’t have the time to wait for these slow-cooking oats in the morning, just make these healthy oatmeal bars the night before and you’ll be good to go come morning rush.

Click here for the Baked Steel-Cut Oatmeal with Cherries recipe.
 

Chia seeds are low in cholesterol and help control hunger. Pack this easy-to-make pudding with chopped fresh fruit in to go jars the night before and grab one to eat on your morning commute — just don’t forget a spoon.

Click here for the Chia Coconut Pudding with Fresh Fruit recipe.

Granola and yogurt in one conveniently hand-held breakfast bar. Keep these wrapped in wax paper in your freezer, then grab one to go in the morning.

Click here for the Frozen Blueberry Breakfast Bar recipe.

Just like the name suggests, these bars are perfect for a quick breakfast. Try adding in dried fruit or extra nuts for more flavor.

Click here for the Grab-and-Go Crispy Granola Bars recipe.

These oats can be made the night before in grab-and-go containers for a quick escape in the morning.

Click here for the Lazy Breakfast Overnight Oats recipe.

Top this quick yogurt parfait with granola, fruit, or nuts. You can easily throw this in your bag for an in-transit breakfast on a busy morning.

Click here for the Mason Jar Yogurt Breakfast Parfait recipe.

This yogurt parfait is packed with hunger-pain-fighting power. Nuts, yogurt, and fresh fruit — you’ll be happy you didn’t have to skip breakfast. Just remember to make the parfait the night before in individual to-go jars for easy transport on your busy morning.

Click here for the Pistachio Chewy Bite Yogurt Parfait recipe.