What happens on days when we have to rush out of the house, for a meeting, an appointment, and emergency. Do we skip breakfast?
No!
We have a quick and easy parfait made with fruit and yogurt and cereal. Here is the one we had last week when both of us had to get out of town quickly.
Notice that I used a beautiful goblet to assemble the parfait. And served the coffee in a big mug and a coffee pot. Yes, those extra touches cancelled the rush effect we would have experienced if we just had a blended drink and drove off.
How do you handle those mornings when you are rushed?
I make my own yogurt, btw. It's easy and tastes so much better. I make a batch that lasts us a couple of weeks, and keep it plain. I'm trying to avoid additives and flavorings that are not fresh.
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid on mornings when I was in a hurry I often had fruit juice and a granola bar!
ReplyDeleteuh oh...we don't eat right when we get up..about 3 hours later...we nibble
ReplyDeleteCoffee and juice that's it
I can't miss breakfast. My body simply shuts down, refuses to function. I like the idea of making your own yogurt. Rushed? A hard boiled egg keeps hunger at bay. 70 calories.
ReplyDeleteRunning out the door I'll grab a fiber bar and fix my coffee in a travel mug. My husband is a fan of the breakfast burrito in the drive-thru and I will admit I'm easily convinced. The home made yogurt sounds good!
ReplyDeleteciao Rosaria passavo di qui
ReplyDeleteMichele pianetatempolibero
Oh, Rosaria! You make your own yogurt??!!!
ReplyDeleteI am awed! How? I would love to see a post on that. I choose the yogurt with the least ingredients, but would much rather make my own!
Raven
Raven, look for a recipe coming up soon.
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