Vegan Breakfast Ideas

I don't know about you but I often get bored of the same thing for breakfast every day. How 'bout adding a little spice to your life by switching up what you eat for the most important (and my favorite) meal of the day! Here are some ideas...

• green smoothie (or any smoothie in general but it doesn't hurt to toss in a few veggies)
• mango, kale, and pineapple
• banana, spinach, and strawberry/blueberry
• avocado, kale, banana, and pineapple
• kale, mango, mixed greens, and almond milk
• banana, strawberry, and blueberry
• mango, kale, coconut milk, and banana
• banana, kale, flaxseed meal, and orange juice
• strawberry, banana, oats, and soymilk
• spinach, peach, and ginger
• orange, pineapple, and blueberry
• overnight oats
• Peanut Butter Overnight Oats
• Neapolitan Overnight Oats
• Simple Overnight Oats  -  this is my favorite
• whole wheat pancakes
• Oil-Free Whole Wheat Fluffy Pancakes
• Super Simple Pancakes
• Easy Whole Grain Pancakes
• oatmeal
• Oatmeal Power Bowl
• Carrot Cake Baked Oatmeal
• Peanut Butter Banana Oatmeal
• Easy Oatmeal
• Date Sweetened Apple Pie Oatmeal
• coyo (coconut yogurt) with berries
• make your own coyo or buy vegan yogurt in a store
• nice cream ("ice cream" made from blended frozen bananas)
• Banana Nice Cream (can be as simple as just blended frozen bananas, though)
• frozen bananas, mint, and vegan chocolate chips
• frozen bananas and blueberries/strawberries
• frozen bananas, cacao powder, and vanilla extract
• smoothie bowl
• any of the smoothie options above with various toppings added (e.g., granola, nuts, fruit, seeds, etc.)
• oatmeal cookies
• Gluten Free Breakfast Cookies
• Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
• cereal with plant milk (e.g., soy milk, almond milk, hemp milk, etc.)
• whole wheat toast with peanut butter and a banana
• whole wheat muffins
• Whole Wheat Blueberry Muffins
• Whole Wheat Carrot Cake Muffins
• Banana Nut Muffins for Two

Things to keep in mind...

• Try to eat seasonally and, if you can, locally. Not only will the produce taste better, but it travels less of a distance (thus, being fresher and having a lesser impact on the environment) and supports local farmers.
• Organic is always best! Eating pesticides isn't much fun and supporting hazardous agricultural practices isn't enjoyable either. 
• All that in mind, I understand (being a college student and everything) that it isn't always possible to afford to buy organic and/or local. That is okay. Being a conscious consumer is about doing what is in your power to make better choices.