It’s fair to say that mornings are rarely anyone’s favourite time of day. You wake up and the rush begins to prepare yourself for the day; you zip from task to task, from making your bed to choosing your outfit for the day, and barely have time to think in the process. As a result, it’s unsurprising that for many people, breakfast doesn’t get much of a look in. It’s true that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. So instead of skipping it, why not make one that is fast and healthy? Here, we have prepared 3 quick and easy breakfast ideas, inspired by our Nutrition Courses. To deepen your understanding and ability to craft nutritious meal plans, consider pursuing a Certificate in Nutrition for a more energised morning!
Green smoothies may not be particularly appetising, but they have risen in popularity for one reason and one reason alone: they’re really good for you. You can largely pick and choose the vegetables you want to include in this recipe; kale has seen almost exponential popularity growth, but old favourites such as celery, broccoli, asparagus, cabbage, lettuce, and chard all have their place, too. Add a couple of carrots or berries such as blueberries for a touch of sweetness. Place everything in a juicer or blender, and you’ll have a quick and easy breakfast that’s ready in mere moments.
Vegetable sticks are one of the simplest food options out there. You can select the vegetables that are easy to turn into batons: carrots, celery, and cucumber will all serve you well here. You could also explore growing your chosen vegetables yourself with the help of our certificate in Agriculture Courses; homegrown food is delightful, and you’ll never eat fresher than the produce grown in your own garden! Learning about farm management through these online courses can enhance your ability to cultivate a thriving home garden or even start your own small-scale farming business.
When your batons of home-grown vegetables are prepared, you can eat them as they are (a perfectly delicious choice in itself) or opt to add a dip. Look for dips that are low in sugar in order to ensure you’re choosing the healthiest possible option. Alternatively, hummus can be a great accompaniment that is still pleasantly convenient.
Many people worry that egg white omelettes will be tasteless, as they are accustomed to the yolk, which provides the majority of its flavour. However, egg white omelettes can be delicious when added with the right herbs and spices. Plus, it’s extremely good for you. Egg whites alone have an excellent protein quotient and are low calorific content; a perfect choice of breakfast for those who want to stay in shape.
If you’re concerned about the time, egg white omelettes are still a quick and easy breakfast suitable for those in a rush each morning. Two to three minutes should be more than sufficient; you can then add health-boosting spices such as turmeric or organic baby tomatoes for a hint of sweetness – the latter can be grown at home, too, after enrolling in our Organic Farming Certificate course offered by My Learning Online. For an extra kick, consider adding sriracha – its spiciness is the perfect way to start the day!
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Wrap it up
Explore more personalised tips and in-depth advice on maintaining a healthy lifestyle in our Weight Management Course. For those looking to expand their knowledge on wellness, consider exploring our array of Wellbeing Courses designed to enhance your daily routine and overall health. To complement your nutrition knowledge and promote a truly balanced lifestyle, explore our Fitness Courses or Weight Loss Courses alongside our gardening and nutrition courses. These fitness courses are designed to help you incorporate physical activity into your daily routine, enhancing both health and wellness.
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