My favorite, quick breakfast

7 years ago

last modified: 7 years ago

is Jimmy Dean bacon and spinach frittatas. They're in the frozen section of the grocery store. They come two to a pack but I only eat one for breakfast. I know they are loaded with sodium and I could probably make myself some but these are just easy and convenient to eat on the days I work. Sometimes when I'm running late, I'll throw one in the microwave and take it with me and eat it in the car. I've tried another flavor but didn't like them as much. What is yours?

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amylou321

7 years ago

Fastest one for me is scrambled eggs with cheese. I only eat "breakfast" before I go to work if I am working the day shift. Otherwise, on my normal night shift I can get stuff to cook or pick up something to eat when I get there at my leisure. So yeah, melted buttah, 2 eggs scrambled, throw some american cheese on top and melt it in the microwave for about 10 seconds. Less than 5 minutes start to finish.

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Lindsey_CA
7 years ago
Eggs, crispy bacon, and sourdough toast.
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