1. Get all of that cereal dust crap out of your bowl by using a strainer.
2. Go a step further and make sure your cereal never gets soggy with this divided bowl.
3. Make hash browns in a waffle iron.
4. Freeze your smoothie ingredients in Ziploc bags the night before to cut down on cooking time in the morning.
5. Use your Keurig to make a big ol' bowl of oatmeal.
6. Or take things a step further and make fancy oatmeal using a rice cooker.
7. Freeze almond milk into ice cubes for a richer, less watery iced coffee experience.
8. Or make straight-up coffee ice cubes to keep your brew strong.
9. Use a pancake pen to make the most Instagrammable 'cakes of your life.
10. Make a single-serving of French toast in two minutes in your microwave.
11. Freeze a week's worth of smoothies on Sunday night to give yourself a smooth, fresh start every morning without extra work.
12. Make an omelette in a panini press.
13. Whip up a batch of smoothie popsicles that will last you for the week.
14. Get this sandwich-making machine to cook everything in under five minutes.
15. Use a muffin tin to make granola bowls for the week, then spoon some yogurt and berries in each morning for a healthy meal on the go.
16. Get this butter cutter so you can have the perfectly buttered piece of toast when your stick is too cold to slice with a knife.
17. On Sunday night, make frozen breakfast quesadillas for the week and heat 'em up in the microwave every morning for a cheesy start.
18. This chart gives you 25 options for a quick and healthy four-ingredient breakfast so you'll never get bored.
19. Use the Rollie for hands-free egg cooking, perfect for your favorite breakfast sammies.
20. Make yourself a freaking delicious brunch beverage on the weekends with this champagne cheat sheet.
21. Keep your coffee or tea hot until the last drop with a mug warmer.
22. Make your pancakes ridiculously fluffy with this seltzer trick.
23. And if you really don't like breakfast but want to start your day with a kick, try butter coffee to keep hunger satiated and energy higher for longer.
