Do you eat breakfast to get the day off to a good start, yes or no?

I didn't eat breakfast before, but now I do

I usually start the day with a smoothy

Shake in the morning which takes me only 1 min to prepare. I add water, plant based protein, banana and blueberries. This around 350 calories.

Just a plain oat meal very early in the morning with hot cacao. Then I eat "real" breakfast few hours later :)

I'm on Team Breakfast. It's a must for me, but I rarely have eggs and meat. I generally have oat-based cold cereals, flavored instant oatmeal or fruit ....and coffee of course! Later, I STILL have those heartly lunches and dinners. There is no "instead" for me. LOL.

Yes, cause I wake up hungry and there is nothing worse but a hungry me :D

I cycle. Sometimes I'm doing intermittent fasting, sometimes I eat breakfast. It depends on the day ahead, whether I exercise in the morning. If I really want to do deep work and have the time I don't eat, because the focus in the morning with an empty stomach is insane for me.

I am on some grey side, as in the morning I am drinking coffee from Dolce Gusto machine and eat some berries or fruits (for ex., blueberries/apple). It is tasty & starts my day nicely

Yeah, but before I do my workout. But it is not a necessity. :)

I don't usually do; I just start the day with a coffee and then then my next meal is by lunch already. It's now brunch.

Can't start the day without breakfast, even if it's something small.

Yes, I need some energy!

Yes, breakfast with coffee is a good start.

I associate breakfasts with holidays! So no breakfasts on working days for me...

Love the awareness feeling induced by intermittent fasting, but most of the time it's eggs for me.

it is the most important meal of the day :)

Yes! I eat the same breakfast everyday which I can cook quickly which I enjoy and I think is nutritious - double sided egg with cheese and bread

I used to have a regular breakfast at home, before leaving for work, but lately, I just grab a banana or an apple and then eat a bigger meal.

Water and coffee in the morning. A light lunch. Healthy snacks and then a big dinner.