August 3, 2011
Dorm Room Breakfast: My Morning Routine
I have a pretty routine breakfast, and I've been eating it since I was in preschool. It consists of Cheerios and Grape Nuts.
When I was little and at it along with my mom, I would wait until the milk made the Grape Nuts soggy until I ate it (sensitive teeth, I guess?). Now I love the crunch. But that's about all that has changed. Sure, I went through a Cinnamon Toast Crunch phase, and yeah, at one point I had a short stint with Honey Nut Cheerios. Sometimes when I have fresh fruit I'll add it on top. Peaches are the perfect addition in summer. But for the most part I've eaten this same breakfast most weekdays for the past couple of decades, and I've never gotten sick of it. Its the comforting, satisfying and delicious meal I come back to again and again. Sometimes it even serves as a late-night snack. Lunch and dinner I need to mix-up every day, but breakfast remains the same, and that keeps me happy. And it makes early mornings a breeze.
Do you have a morning breakfast routine?
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breakfast,
cereal,
cheerios,
grape nuts
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I always eat Honey Bunches of Oats! I never tire of them. I love your blog, by the way. Us college cooks need to stick together! :)
ReplyDeleteHi there, my mom used to make this when I was still a kid. It was my everyday breakfast, and now I miss eating it. I want to be my breakfast routine, can you post the recipe for me please?
ReplyDelete@Katie! Thanks! Just discovered your blog- loving it! Great to see other college cooks out there!
ReplyDeleteFor the past 3 years or so, I've had oatmeal for breakfast probably 6 out of 7 days a week. Oatmeal+banana+almond butter and maybe another fruit. And I still look forward to it every morning!
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ReplyDeleteI love oatmeal with bananas! The almond butter is a genius addition... I'll have to try it out! Thanks!
That looks so delicious and nutritious. Your mom is a great dietitian because she knew that cereals don't have vitamin C. by putting fruits it becomes a complete meal.
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