Quick, filling (journey) breakfast ideas
Quick, filling (journey) breakfast ideas
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TVR Sagaris

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1,448 posts

263 months

Sunday 10th August 2014
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This may have been done before. I'd like some suggestions on stuff I can eat on the way to work for breakfast: I'm always in a rush (that isn't going to change) so generally end up stopping off en route to get a coffee and a sandwich, but that gets expensive. What could I have in the fridge to take with me that will fill me up?

I'm old fashioned and like eggs/bacon/sausage/bread in the morning.

Cheers.

KungFuPanda

4,645 posts

201 months

Sunday 10th August 2014
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In that case an egg, bacon and sausage sarnie.

Type R Tom

4,334 posts

180 months

Sunday 10th August 2014
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Stick it all in a tortilla, wrap in foil and eat like a burrito!

AmitG

3,572 posts

191 months

Sunday 10th August 2014
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Scotch egg? Pork pie?

FiF

48,952 posts

282 months

Sunday 10th August 2014
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Type R Tom said:
Stick it all in a tortilla, wrap in foil and eat like a burrito!
This.

We make breakfast burritos. Freeze and reheat.

Breakfast Burrito Freezer Meal: http://youtu.be/osrZnwZVu8o


soad

34,729 posts

207 months

Monday 11th August 2014
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AmitG said:
Scotch egg? Pork pie?
Sausage roll. wink




eskidavies

5,859 posts

190 months

Monday 11th August 2014
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Mobile Chicane

22,023 posts

243 months

Monday 11th August 2014
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I hate bread that's even remotely stale in a sandwich - as home-made almost invariably are if you live alone and don't get through a loaf particularly quickly.

My answer to this issue is to buy fresh bread and freeze it immediately. Then, the night before, take out as many frozen slices as you need, butter and fill these, and store in a Lock 'n' Lock box in the fridge overnight.

Come morning, these will be defrosted, and perfect. A few Nespressos in a flask makes a 'proper' coffee that will stay hot for hours, at a fraction of the cost of a Starbucks.

Sharted

3,165 posts

174 months

Tuesday 12th August 2014
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Greggs bacon and sausage bap with a coffee £2.

Hardly worth bothering with making your own stuff.

eskidavies

5,859 posts

190 months

Tuesday 12th August 2014
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Sharted said:
Greggs bacon and sausage bap with a coffee £2.

Hardly worth bothering with making your own stuff.
Agreed you couldn't make one for that could you,nice healthy oven cooked bacon aswell,smile

TVR Sagaris

Original Poster:

1,448 posts

263 months

Tuesday 12th August 2014
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Sharted said:
Greggs bacon and sausage bap with a coffee £2.

Hardly worth bothering with making your own stuff.
The Greggs breakfast is unbelievably good. Trouble is, going to Greggs in the morning adds 10 minutes to my journey. Some good suggestions anyway, cheers.

Mark A B

166 posts

180 months

Friday 15th August 2014
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Sausage and bacon bacon burrito made the night before quick warm up and so e sauce and you're on your way.

I've plenty of time in the morning and usually have cereal followed by something else just before I leave and find anything in a wrap is good and it helps that I can eat it on the move. Had smoked salmon and scrambled egg topped with cheese today. Was great!

Craikeybaby

12,163 posts

256 months

Friday 15th August 2014
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Overnight oats are a good breakfast that can just be grabbed out for the fridge, but obviously lose marks for lack of bacon.