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Healthy start: 5 of our best breakfast recipes

Here are some easy and delicious ways for your kids to start their days off right.

By Eshun Mott

Healthy start: 5 of our best breakfast recipes

Healthy start: 5 of our best breakfast recipes

The importance of breakfast

The old cliché is true. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Studies have proven that eating breakfast helps children perform better in school, have better concentration, be more productive and creative and have better hand-eye coordination. 

Healthy start: 5 of our best breakfast recipes

Frozen fruity yogurt

Serving this frozen fruity yogurt seems like a treat, but it’s a healthy breakfast food that’s just plain fun!

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Healthy start: 5 of our best breakfast recipesPhoto: Jodi Pudge

Best fried egg sandwich

Here’s one of our go-to breakfasts when toast alone won’t do.

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Healthy start: 5 of our best breakfast recipesPhoto: Jodi Pudge

Good grain basic muffins

To make these muffins even faster, mix up the dry ingredients ahead of time and store in an airtight container.

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Healthy start: 5 of our best breakfast recipesPhoto: Jodi Pudge

Big batch fruity oatmeal

Make a big batch of oatmeal on the weekend and reheat all week. Just scoop a portion of cooked oatmeal into a bowl with a little water or milk, then zap in the microwave.

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Healthy start: 5 of our best breakfast recipesPhoto: John Cullen

Breakfast buffet

These little open-faced sandwiches are like party food for the breakfast table.

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Healthy start: 5 of our best breakfast recipesPhoto: Jodi Pudge

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This article was originally published on Jul 24, 2012
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