How much time do you get for breakfast each morning?  If we are talking most weekday mornings, I get somewhere between 2-3 minutes to make breakfast before I have to rush out of the door.  That doesn’t leave me a ton of options and, if I am looking for nutritious and wholesome meals, the amount of options available is even less. It turns out that there is an option for a breakfast on the go in under 2 minutes that is not only delicious, but also includes quality ingredients like real cheeses and fresh eggs along with high quality sausage, ham and chicken.

I had recently seen Tyson® Day Starts™  products in the freezer case at Harris Teeter when I was picking up yogurt one day.  Knowing I am always getting tired of the same breakfast every.single.day, I decided to check them out.  

It turns out that they go from package to ready to eat in under 2 minutes!  Now, I will admit to being a little skeptical.  I love Tyson Foods but anything that cooks that fast has me worried about a loss of flavor or quality.  Thankfully, that was definitely NOT the case with these.  

I tried the first ones on the day when I was home from work so I could really get the timing down {microwaves vary after all}.  Plus, that meant I could actually enjoy the deliciousness of the flatbread on a plate!

The cheese melted perfectly and the eggs were so flavorful.  I was really happy about my new found option.  Even better, after it is cooked, I just fold it over and slide it into a little bag for the perfect on the go breakfast I can eat in the car on my commute.

Tyson® Day Starts™ products come in seven different varieties, include biscuit sandwiches, breakfast flatbreads and wrapped omelets. They even have a great vegetarian breakfast option too.

Please visit Tyson.com to download a $1 off coupon and check the product locator tool to find out where Tyson® Day Starts™ products are sold at a store near you!

I was selected for this opportunity as a member of Clever Girls Collective and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.