Embrace Colombian/Japanese thought and just have soup for breakfast. Try it and you'll realize that no one is stopping you but yourself and the bourgeois notions of "breakfast food".

aleays been a fan of oatmeal. you can dress it up all kinds of ways

Highly recommend oatmeal!

I often do toast. Or tofu scramble, but that's become more of a dinner food because it takes time to make. But I do love leftover scramble for breakfast! I also sometimes do grits. And lately I've been doing tater tot wraps, with a little (vegan) cheese, some spinach, refried beans, and whatever hot sauce/salsa is hanging out in the fridge.

Oatmeal.

Not USian, but the most common breakfast in Finland is oatmeal or any other porridge, I personally prefer 4 grain porridge which has wholemeal oat, barley, rye and wheat in it.

The simplest way to make it is microwave porridge. You put 1dl of your oats and 2-3dl of water and a pinch of salt into a bowl and mix them. Microwave on high for three minutes and done.

I usually eat mine with homemade apple jam and oat milk. Or just oat milk, vegan butter, sugar and cinnamon. Maybe throw some nuts on top like cashews or pecans. It's also great with fruits and berries.

My other go-to breakfast is a vegan smoothie where I use oat milk, half of a banana, often a half of an avocado if I have them, frozen lingonberries, a scoop of strawberry flavored vegan protein powder, flax seeds and psyllium husks plus a sweetener.

Tofu scrambles, toasts with nut butters, and some kind of oatmeal are the 3 GOATs of my breakfasts.

Very quick: Müsli or oatmeal, overnight optional; Fruit and/or nuts; Toast/bagel with peanut butter, jam, or margarine;

Less quick: Tofu scramble; Tofu "egg": Mung bean "egg" (good for omelets or egg sandwiches): Crêpes, pancakes, or waffles made with vegan batter; French toast (either with the mung bean "egg" as batter or a vegan batter); Home fries / hash browns

I'm not one for meat substitutes, but there are plenty of vegan breakfast sausages on the market if thats up your alley

with just plain white tofu and your preferred seasonings you can make all kinds of spreads, just blend it smooth and you can make something cream cheese like. if you live somewhere where tofu is cheaper than bread, this and some wholegrain toast is a cheap and really nutritious breakfast.

My go-to breakfast these days is fried potatoes. They're dirt cheap and tasty. Combine with a tangy-sweet fruit and you'll have all the flavors.

What everyone else said. I like vegan sausages too, the Beyond ones are dece and often seem to be on sale near me

Banana waffles are easy to do vegan

Peanut butter toast with a drizzle of gochujang and a crisp sweet apple and I'm peaking

I have a "quesadilla" but with just refried beans for breakfast nearly every morning. Super easy to make and I can cook it while I prep tea/coffee, and any sides I might be adding like potatoes/toast/etc. I make a large batch of refried beans every few weeks and then freeze them in mason jars, and just always keep one of those in the fridge.

sometimes i have a pan fried tofu slice (could make more eggy with black salt but i usually just use salt and pepper) on buttered toast with pindjur or whatever savory spread i have on hand. could also just have a tomato sandwich or make a chickpea spread to have on some toast too with other veggies or pickled things.

my favorite breakfast is Vietnamese braised tofu with tomato, just need vegan fish sauce, tofu, tomato, green onion, sugar, and msg. i really really love ful medames too, it's really delicious and absolutely one of the most satisfying breakfast meals.

if i'm really too tired to cook something breakfasty but want something breakfasty and easy i tend to just have some fiber cereal with frozen wild blueberries or cream of wheat or frozen hashbrowns or a vegan cream cheese bagel.

but honestly most times i just eat whatever leftovers i have in the morning lol.

This is one of the best sandwiches I've ever had

vegan tacos : corn tortillas, potatoes, beans, nopales, any other veg you want to add

You can make wraps with a good spread and whatever ingredients you have on hand. Hummus or pesto are always solid choices.
You could use tofu or mock salami or chickpeas, canned beans, etc. and something like spinach or mushrooms or tomatoes or whatever.
In many countries you can find "high protein" tortilla wraps in most supermarkets, which are pretty good.

Another direction you could go is pancakes. I think they're considered breakfast food in the US.

Oatmeal apples bananas.

I buy things in bulk to make my own Müsli mix: nuts, seeds, dry and freeze dried fruits, oats. I mix some 12 cups of Müsli each time. Then in the morning, I either cook it in the stove if I have a slow morning, or in the microwave for a quick breakfast.

My goal is to have a nutricious mix, so here's what I mix currently:

• seeds: flax, chia, sunflower, hemp, pumpkin
• rolled oats
• raisins and goji berries
• freeze dried raspberries, cranberries, apples
• roasted almonds and hazelnuts

it can be pretty expensive in my area, but there's this product called "just eggs" that i love. pretty sure its mungbean? can't remember exactly, but its an awesome egg substitue and i use it for sandwhiches/burritos all the time.

alpro + granola

You could make a brown sugar loaf drink (agua de panela) and an arepa, that's more or less what I have in the morning

Although I dunno if you can get brown sugar loaf (panela) easily where you live