Dress Up Your Oatmeal
A hearty oatmeal can help jumpstart your metabolism for the day.

Ellie Krieger Healthy Appetite brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla extract vanilla spice oatmeal breakfast
Jump start your metabolism with a quick-and-easy breakfast. Make a large batch of oatmeal a few days in advance. Each morning, microwave individual portions and sprinkle with nuts and dried fruit or drop in a swirl of peanut butter and top with fresh bananas. No time? Set your alarm clock 10 minutes earlier, that’s all it takes.
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