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We get it - homemade breakfast doesn't always happen. These no-cook breakfast recipes hope to help you eat breakfast most of the time, though. While there are plenty of quick breakfast recipes out there, sometimes you don't even have time to heat up a pan to scramble eggs, so you need something that requires zero cooking (and no, we're not talking about granola bars). Whether it's a quick smoothie or easy overnight oats you pop in the fridge the night before, these recipes guarantee you won't skip breakfast, and you'll actually be full until lunch.
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