Breakfast

Running out of ideas — or time — to make snacks for your kids? Make a batch of these to keep on hand. 

Dessert for breakfast? Made with chocolate protein, healthy fats, and other good-for-you ingredients, you can feel good about starting your day with these brownies.

Cucumber and pineapple are naturally hydrating foods, so they can help your liver and kidneys clear toxins from your body. Pineapple is also the only major dietary source of the enzyme bromelain, which helps your body digest protein.

These gluten-free waffles can be made ahead of time and reheated to order.

This refreshing, lemony shake is sure to brighten your morning and satisfy your appetite.

This shake tastes as good as a pie, but is made with antioxidants and contains enough fiber to help keep you full.

This shake is perfect for those who love the taste of coffee, but are going through a detox and unable to drink it. 

This tasty treat is boosted by a secret ingredient that amps up the nutrients.

This shake tastes like the familiar morning treat but is made with better-for-you ingredients.

Try this tasty and easy-to-make alternative to a blueberry muffin for breakfast.

Turn this coffee shop favorite into a filling, take-anywhere breakfast.

Chia seeds are packed with omega-3s and offer a substantial dose of fiber. Use the superfood to make ahead this pudding to have on hand when hunger strikes.

Make your own non-dairy yogurt by using just two simple ingredients.

Wake up with this refreshing, minty green shake.

This easy-to-make breakfast is a great go-to option for those seeking something convenient with a dessert-like flavor.

This shake has just as much flavor as the original dessert but without all the sugar.

This creamy chocolate and cherry shake has a dessert-like flavor and is D.TOX-approved.

This shake is a must for matcha lovers. It’s loaded with flavor and antioxidants, and will help keep you full until your next meal.