Loading... Suggestions for inexpensive, easy, and healthy breakfast recipes for college students. Thanks! :)

Subway breakfast omelette frequently works for me. Egg, ham, cheese, and tomatoes, lettuce, spinach, olives, onions, pickles, cucumbers. On flatbread. About $3. Make your coffee at home. But it has been many years since I've been in college

Hopefully they have a blender. I may be a little presumptuous but most do for the sake of margaritas. Anyway. Take 1 cup lowfat soy milk or if they don't like soy, then 2% or skim milk, pour in the blender, add 3 tablespoons vanilla whey protein, add whatever fruit they have. I use strawberries and bananas, or the bag or three berries (frozen), or for that matter any type of frozen fruit, add to the blender with a couple of pieces of ice and blend away.

A healthy breakfast loaded with protein. It's fast and easy and healthy too.

Trust me on the soy - I make these all the time for my boys and they are as picky as they come and they can't tell the difference with the soy:)

Breakfast, I've learned the hard way, is the most important meal of the day. Skipping or skimping on breakfast leads to cravings mid-morning, which on the typical college campus usually can only be fed by vending machine snacks that contain too many... keep reading →

Often times eating healthy is hard to do. This is especially true if you are looking for inexpensive and easy things to make. We all need to work hard to do just that, but each of us have different needs and... keep reading →

Breakfast is an important meal, particularly for college students who work hard to manage studying, part-time jobs and having fun. This article contains tips for easy, quick and tasty breakfasts. keep reading →

HOMEMADE EGG MCSANDWICH Ingredients: One English muffin (preferably whole wheat and made without high fructose corn syrup) One Egg One slice of American cheese (low fat) One slice of Canadian bacon ... keep reading →