Trader Joe's quiche ($6) is fancy enough to serve if you're hosting a brunch, but it's also so quick and easy that you can heat it up for breakfast whenever. It's packed with swiss cheese and uncured ham, and the store suggests pairing it with fresh fruit for your morning meal.

Not a meat eater? Trader Joe's quiche also comes in a mushroom and spinach ($3) variety. The entire thing is just 440 calories.

Waffles are a go-to breakfast in my house. When mornings get a little hectic, I love that I can just pop one in the toaster and grab it a couple minutes later. In addition to these blueberry waffles ($2), TJ's has plain and gluten-free varieties, too.

If you've got someone in the family who can't eat gluten or dairy, these frozen pancakes ($2) are an easy breakfast option. They get high marks from the blog What's Good at Trader Joe's, which noted that the flavor doesn't suffer at all from the lack of gluten or dairy.

There's pretty much always a 10 pack of these hashbrowns ($2) in my freezer. They're so cheap, and so good. You can serve them as a side dish, or have one alone for a delicious (if not exactly balanced) breakfast.

A hot ham and cheese croissant ($5) is one of my favorite breakfast treats, but be prepared for these bad boys to get a little bit messy. Croissants flakes will get everywhere, but they're good enough to make you not mind the clean up.

Unlike the ham and cheese croissants, Trader Joe's chocolate croissants ($5) take a bit of pre-planning. You need to let the dough rise overnight before you bake them in the morning, but the extra work is worth it.

Egg Frittata ($3) is a new offering from Trader Joe's. The company noted on its website that customers were looking for a lighter breakfast option with fewer carbs and more protein. Loaded with cheese and cauliflower, the egg frittata definitely fits that bill. You can eat two of them for a 270 calorie breakfast. And if you're not counting calories, you can throw one on an English muffin for a DIY breakfast sandwich.

I enjoy a piping hot bowl of steelcut oatmeal every now and then, but I can never quite get the consistency right when I make it on the stove. Trader Joe's solves that problem with these microwavable packs ($2).

Trader Joe's yummy granola bars are a great option for grabbing something to eat as you're running out the door. These ones are packed with nutritious ingredients like oats, quinoa, and pumpkin seeds, and they're dairy-free, too. The only drawback to Raises the Bar ($3), according to Spoon University, is that you may wind up wanting to eat more than one.

Kiddos will love these toaster pastries ($3) as a breakfast treat. They'll still taste good even if you don't have time to warm them up first (as evidenced by the way my 3 year old will inhale one if I let her).

Popping open the can is basically the hardest part about whipping up these cinnamon rolls ($4) for breakfast. Each package makes five delicious rolls in 20 minutes or so, and your house will smell amazing.

When I'm not hungry enough for a full meal, but don't want to entirely skip breakfast, a cup of yogurt is the perfect compromise. Trader Joe's Greek yogurt ($1) is a favorite, especially since there's such a wide variety of different flavors to choose from.

When you have absolutely no time for the tedious task of peeling boiled eggs, you can grab a bag of pre-peeled ones ($3). You can have a few for breakfast, and perhaps use the rest to add some extra protein to a salad for lunch.