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The 19 Best Whole Life Challenge Compliant Breakfasts

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When it comes to healthy eating, breakfast is often one of the most challenging meals to get right (and enjoy). Why?

For one thing, most of us are usually half-way out the door by the time we even remember to eat in the first place. As a result, chowing down on a quick bowl of cereal or grabbing a granola bar can become the norm.

Furthermore, it’s easy to be tired and crabby in the morning, which makes taking the time to prepare a healthy breakfast more of a trial. Kids are running around, the dog needs out, you forgot to iron your shirt, and you’re already getting work emails. Who wants to whip up “paleo eggs benedict” at a time like this?

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Fortunately, a sweet spot can be found when it comes to succeeding with breakfast and making it healthy. There are two steps: planning ahead and great recipes. As far as the planning goes:

  1. Ensure you’re stocked with the necessary ingredients for healthy breakfasts (you’ll know what these are once you pick your recipes).
  2. Consider preparing the components of your morning meals ahead of time so they’re ready-to-go each morning.
  3. Experiment with waking up early enough to sit down and enjoy your food.

Because, make no mistake — breakfast is important.

A recent study found that men who regularly skipped breakfast had a 27% higher risk of heart disease and heart attack than men who regularly consumed breakfast. Researchers link this correlation to the fact many non-breakfast eaters become hungry early in the day and make poor snack and meal decisions as a result. Breakfast also supplies you with much-needed energy after a night of fasting (as in: “break…fast.”)

he 19 Best Whole Life Challenge Compliant Breakfasts

It’s simpler than you may think start eating a healthy breakfast on a regular basis — even if you’re not used to it. Below, we’re sharing nineteen Whole Life Challenge compliant breakfasts. Recipes are organized into three categories: Egg-Based Breakfasts, Non-Egg Breakfasts, and Breakfast Treats (these may contain eggs as ingredients but aren’t egg-centric).

Take a look at these options, and find a few that seem doable and appetizing to your palate. Give them a try, and get started creating a new and healthy morning routine for yourself.

The 19 Best Whole Life Challenge Compliant Breakfasts

Egg-Based Breakfasts:

  1. Easy Egg and Veggie Breakfast Muffins
  2. Sweet Italian Sausage Scramble with Sweet Potato Hash
  3. Easy Baked Egg and Avocado Breakfast
  4. The 5-Minute Mug Breakfast Recipe for Reduced Morning Chaos
  5. Egg and Sweet Potato Cups
  6. Easy and Versatile Breakfast Frittata
  7. Paleo Breakfast Sandwich Biscuit
  8. Paleo Carrot Zucchini Fritters
  9. Tomato, Mushroom, and Spinach Egg Muffins

The 19 Best Whole Life Challenge Compliant Breakfasts

Non-Egg Breakfasts

  1. Strawberry and Banana Breakfast Smoothie
  2. Crowd-Pleasing One-Pan Chorizo Hash
  3. Coconut Milk Chia Seed Pudding
  4. How to Concoct a Chia Pudding Dance Party

he 19 Best Whole Life Challenge Compliant Breakfasts

Breakfast Treats

These breakfasts should be approached more as “treats” than daily go-to recipes. They contain ingredients that should only be consumed in moderation and not regularly. Consider these weekend or holiday specials, rather than weekday morning meals. (P.S. There are eggs in the ingredients of these recipes, but they are not really “egg-centric” breakfasts.)

  1. Apple Cinnamon Paleo Muffins
  2. Oatmeal Hemp Pancakes with Blueberry Cacao Syrup
  3. 3 Kid-Approved Gluten-Free Pancake Recipes
  4. Date Nut Scones
  5. Coconut Banana Waffles
  6. Black Bottom Banana Bread

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Becca earned her MFA in Cinema-Television Production at USC’s famed film school, and her first career was as a music editor. Becca found her way to career number two through martial arts. She trained in BJJ and muay Thai and worked with professional MMA fighters, building websites, organizing fight promotions, and producing videos.

In 2005, she became a student at CrossFit Los Angeles where she met WLC co-founders Andy Petranek and Michael Stanwyck. In only a couple years, she became CrossFit Level III Certified, left her entertainment career, and dedicated herself full time to coaching, serving as the Program Director of CFLA and founder of the CFLA CrossFit Kids program. After seven years as a music editor and then eight years as fitness instructor, Becca segued to her current career — full-time editor and writer.