It’s that time of year again! Fall and the back to school season, when we need quick and healthy breakfasts to fuel morning lectures and long study sessions. Everyone knows food is fuel, but eating a healthy breakfast doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice your favorite fall flavors. Whether you like apples or pumpkin spice, try one of these fall-inspired breakfast recipes to keep you going through your busy morning.
- Pumpkin Overnight Oats
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Love pumpkin spice? Take five minutes the night before to combine oats, pumpkin, cinnamon, and milk into a delicious Fall inspired overnight oats you can grab and go on your way to class.
- Apple Muffins
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We all know and love Blue Room muffins. Make your own healthy version with a combination of apples, spices, and some greek yogurt for some extra protein that won’t lead to a mid morning crash.
- Sweet Potato Toasts
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Whether you want to go sweet or savory, cut up some slices of sweet potato and get creative with toppings. From almond butter to avocado to a fried egg, the possibilities are endless.
- Apple Crisp Parfait
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Is your favorite Fall dessert apple crisp? Layer apples, yogurt, granola, and cinnamon into an easy parfait  that will provide all the flavors of an apple crisp, without the hour bake time.
- Pumpkin Pie Smoothie
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Want a breakfast with a serving of both fruit and vegetables that tastes like pie? Grab your blender and try out this smoothie that will remind you of your grandmother’s pumpkin pie.
- Sweet Potato Egg Muffins
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Looking for a protein rich breakfast that you can meal prep ahead of the week? Take 30 minutes on a Sunday to combine sweet potatoes, eggs, and cheese into a savory breakfast you can have waiting for you in the fridge.
- Apple and Almond Butter Toast
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No recipe required for this one! Simply take your favorite bread, slather on any nut butter, layer it with thin slices of apple, and then top with some cinnamon for a foolproof and nutritious breakfast.
- Pumpkin Bread
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There are few things better than a slice of warm pumpkin bread in the Fall. Thankfully, this healthy pumpkin bread recipe will have you jumping out of bed in the morning for a slice you can feel good about.
