When You Don’t Have Time For Breakfast, Try These 10 Genius Products To Help You Take It To Go

Casavecchia is a big fan of using Stasher silicone bags to store pre-measured smoothie ingredients in the freezer. That way, all you have to do is grab a packet and blend up the ingredients with your liquid of choice, rather than taking the time to chop, measure, and scoop everything when you’re pressed for time. This handy bag can also keep other breakfast goodies safe in the fridge—like a slice or two of avocado breakfast pizza.

Make your morning smoothie more filling with this organic, plant-based protein powder in a rich and creamy vanilla flavor that will fortify your breakfast with nutrients like amino acids and fiber in every sip.

Mix up your protein powder and pre-portioned fruits and veggies with this high-powered blender that will look gorgeous sitting on your counter (another time saver if you don’t have to worry about pulling it out of a cabinet every time you want to use it).

Round out your meal (and maybe stash a snack for later), with one of these chocolate chip cookie dough protein bars. They’re plant-based and have 14 grams of protein from pumpkin seeds and organic brown rice. Plus, who wouldn’t want cookie dough for breakfast?

The blender may be the food prep BFF, but a sauté pan is a handy pal too. This deep aluminum pan cooks loads of breakfast recipes on the stove top with ease, plus it’s oven-safe for recipes up to 350 degrees. Baked oatmeal anyone?

Stainless steel straws are great for taking your morning cold brew or smoothie out the door with you (because nothing is worse than spilling an open container of smoothie all over yourself when you’re already running late). This eight-piece set comes with six straws and two brushes, making cleaning and reusing a breeze.

A supremely savvy essential? Mason jars. The classic jar makes it easy to bring breakfast (and lunch) on the go without worrying about spills. Casavecchia puts her morning oatmeal mixture (she likes adding nuts and fruit) in individual mason jars in advance, and then all she has to do is dump the mixture in a bowl and add boiling water.

For overnight oats that are even easier to take on the go, she recommends mixing both the wet and dry ingredients the night before, so you can grab your mason jar and go in the morning.

For a wider array of container sizes, opt for this 18-piece, leak-proof set. It has snap-and-go lids so packing your batch meals (and snacks) will be a breeze.

Avoid the “ugh I forgot a spoon” moment of frustration when you sit down to eat by keeping a few of these five-piece travel sets (which come in a cute, portable case) stashed in your bag or your car.

You’ve got all your reusable supplies on hand, and now you need a way to transport them. An easy-to-clean canvas tote is the key. This one comes in a dreamy lavender hue with a large outer pocket for convenience, and it’s roomy enough to carry your on-the-go meal and other essentials.