Need a quick breakfast? Turn to your toaster

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Need a quick breakfast? Turn to your toaster

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As the first French toast offering

for the Eggo brand, Eggo French Toaster Sticks take only a few minutes

to "Toast 'Em and Go." Kids love the delicious taste and

you don't even need syrup to enjoy them. Eggo French Toaster Sticks,

available in original and cinnamon flavors, also contain 30 percent less

fat than competitive products, have 220 calories per serving and include

a number of key vitamins and nutrients, ranging from calcium and iron,

to vitamin A and folic acid.

Try these other simple solutions

to help reduce morning stress. Registered dietician and health/nutrition

columnist Christine Palumbo suggests the following tips:

- Get organized at night.

It's common sense, but it really does save time to lay out clothes,

put the briefcase and the backpacks by the door, and pack tomorrow's

lunch at night. Seconds add up to minutes and minutes can be the difference

between being on time and being late.

- Get to sleep. Dragging

in the morning is typically a result of not getting enough sleep at night.

Being alert and awake because of a good night's sleep helps you get

through the morning quicker.

- Delegate responsibilities.

Don't feel like you have to do it all yourself. Even elementary school

kids can pick out their own clothing and pack their lunch.

- Clear your head. The

difference between stress and bliss is as small as taking 15 seconds to

close your eyes and collect your thoughts. This may not save you much

time, but it will improve your mood and make you ready to take on the

day.

easy-to-make foods like Eggo French Toaster Sticks, with common sense

tips to save time and reduce your stress each morning, you'll not

only give your kids what they want, but feel organized and happy when

you walk out the door in the morning.

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