What are some tips for easy breakfasts?

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Elizabeth B. Rahavi, RD
Program Manager, Nutrition
http://www.ific.org/  
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<font><span>Since she was in high school preparing replicas of her favorite restaurant meals at home, Elizabeth B. Rahavi, RD, has enjoyed eating and learning about food. In college at Texas Woman's University she turned her passion for food into a career by achieving a B.S. in Nutrition and Institutional Administration. Elizabeth moved to Washington, DC and successfully completed a professional dietetic internship with Sodexho. In December of 2004, she became a registered dietitian and is now an active member of the American Dietetic Association and the Institute of Food Technologists. Elizabeth is currently employed at the International Food Information Council (www.ific.org) where she monitors and analyzes nutrition information in the media and tracks trends in coverage.  She also authors and co-develops nutrition materials that are used to educate health professionals, scientists, and others about the barriers and motivators that play a role in helping people achieve more healthful lifestyles. Elizabeth is an accomplished public speaker and presenter, having presented nutrition information to US and International audiences. In her free time, Elizabeth enjoys being outdoors and recently completed her first marathon.
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What are some tips for easy breakfasts?

 

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Elizabeth Rahavi: Breakfast doesn't have to be a big production. It can be really easy to fit breakfast in. A simple bowl of cereal or some toast can take less than five minutes to prepare or simply open a cup of yogurt. If you want to switch up your routine a little bit, you can add different fruit on top of your cereal or blend multiple cereals together to make your own unique variety. You can try having different things on your toast each morning, peanut butter one day, jelly the next, cheese another day. If you don't have time to do this, you can pack a brown bag breakfast somewhere to how you will pack a brown bag lunch. Think about pairing apples with cheese or even portioning out single serving for granola to eat on the subway, in the car, or at your desk when you arrive at work. Just don't forget to add some fruit.

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