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Breakfast Ideas That Will Blow Your Mind

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at San Francisco chapter.

Beep-beep-beep-beep!

Your alarm wakes you from your dream about Ryan Gosling and you roll out of bed to start your day.  After getting ready, you rush down stairs and grab a bowel of cereal before heading to class.  Bland, boring cereal. 

Ever want something different for breakfast but feel like you don’t have the time? Here are five breakfast recipes that will blow your taste buds and keep you on time in the morning.

1. Banana Peanut Butter Chocolate Ice Cream

Photo by Lauren Luna

Ingredients

  • 2 Bananas, slightly overripe
  • 1 tbsp. creamy peanut butter (whatever type you like)*
  • 1 tbsp. unsweetened coco powder*

Directions: Peel the bananas, slice them up, and place in the freezer until they are frozen solid. Put the frozen slices in a blender or food processor and pulse. First they will start to resemble gravel, but keep going, they will soon turn into a frozen mush. After a few minutes of stopping to scrape the sides down, the banana begins to blend into a creamy texture. When the bananas look like whipped ice cream, add the peanut butter and cocoa powder and process until they are completely combined. Place it back in the freezer for morning, or if you are hungry eat it! I find it’s pretty hard when I scoop it immediately after removing it from the freezer. Just give it a minute or two to soften up. This recipe is also great for those who are lactose intolerant (like me) and cant eat ice cream.
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2. Greek Yogurt Noms

Photo by Lauren Luna

Ingredients:

  • 1 individual cup of Greek yogurt (flavor can vary)
  • Sliced or whole pieces of fruit
  • 1 – ½ tbsp. honey
  • Sprinkle of granola*

Directions: Take the seal off the prepackaged individual cup of Greek yogurt and stir so the flavor is even. Once you have cut up your fruit, place it on top of the yogurt and drizzle the rest with honey! You can take it to go or eat it at home.
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3. Whole Wheat To-Go

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Ingredients:

  • 1 or 2 slices of whole wheat bread or frozen waffles
  • 1 – ½ tbsp. of spread*
  • Sliced or whole pieces of fruit

Directions: Put the bread into the toaster until it is browned. Once ready, coat your choice of spread over the top until completely covered. Lastly, add fruit and head out the door!
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4. Scrabbled Turkey Egg Wrap

Ingredients:

  • 1 whole wheat tortilla wrap
  • 2 eggs or 1/3-cup egg whites
  • 1 slice of lunch meat
  • A sprinkle of cheese*
  • Handful of spinach*
  • A squirt of ketchup*
  • A spray of Pam

Directions: Crack two eggs, or pour egg whites, into bowl and mix together until they have become scrabbled. Tear up the slice of turkey into small pieces and mix into the eggs. Once you have heated a pan on the stove, spray it with pam so the egg doesn’t stick, add the mixture, and scramble with a heat safe spatula until cooked. With a napkin or plate underneath the wrap, add the cooked scrambled eggs down the center. This is where you can add all the topping you want to personalize your meal. I personally like adding spinach, ketchup, and cheese. Once you have placed your topping over the eggs, its time to fold the wrap. I fold my wrap like a burrito, I take the top and bottom flap and fold it over the egg and then take the other two flaps and wrap from one side to another. You can wrap it into a napkin and take it to go or eat it at home!

These recipes are surely going to take your taste buds to a whole different layer of deliciousness once you try them. The good thing about these recipes is that you can change the stared (*) ingredients to whatever you want. You can personalize your meal to fit whatever health needs and stomach wants you have!

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Jessica Schimm

San Francisco

Jessica is journalism major finishing her senior year at San Francisco State University. She founded and lead San Francisco State’s Her Campus branch as Editor-in-Chief for two semesters and now helps run it as managing editor due to other internships responsibilities.  Her passion for magazine and online journalism has led her current online internships at 7x7 and California Home & Design magazines in San Francisco. She also was the social media editor for her award-winning college paper last semester.When Jessica is not working hard in school she spends her time working on her blog, Women Who Run San Francisco and cheering on the San Francisco Giants (world series champs!!). Having been a competitive Irish dancer for 15 years, she knows that it takes practice, hard work and determination to meet her goals. It is through these qualities that she plans to become editor-in-chief at a leading women’s magazine.