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Breakfast skills for college kids
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· August 24, 2026
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Key points Laurie Crowell from Golden Fig Fine Foods shared this idea, and it was tested by college student Ava Ernst. Sending kids off on their own can be a significant moment for parents, and knowing they can prepare their own meals makes it a bit easier.
Sending kids off on their own can be a significant moment for parents, and knowing they can prepare their own meals makes it a bit easier. A simple and nutritious breakfast idea is chia yogurt pudding, which can be made with plain yogurt, milk, chia seeds, and maple syrup. Additional ingredients like citrus zest and mix-ins can be added for flavor.
Further details about this recipe are available, including a list of ingredients and instructions. A recipe can be printed from a provided link. Laurie Crowell from Golden Fig Fine Foods shared this idea, and it was tested by college student Ava Ernst.
The recipe has a short preparation time and can serve multiple people, making it a convenient option for those living on their own.
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Published: August 24, 2026 ·
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