Breakfast is the most important meal of the day - how many times have you heard that? I love breakfast on my days off work because I can cook up something tasty for Isabella and I. Breakfast on my days at work usually consist of cold toast wolfed down before rushing out of the door. I've put together 24 tasty breakfast ideas that you and your little ones can enjoy either at home or on the go.
1) Apple puree and cinnamon porridge
2) Crushed avocado on bagel
3) Weetabix - with full fat milk either warm or cold.
4) Gluten free cornflakes - with full fat milk and half a mashed banana.
5) Scrambled egg on toasted English muffin
2) Crushed avocado on bagel
3) Weetabix - with full fat milk either warm or cold.
4) Gluten free cornflakes - with full fat milk and half a mashed banana.
5) Scrambled egg on toasted English muffin
6) Blueberry and Oat Bars - see recipe here
7) Banana pancakes - 1 banana mashed with 1 beaten egg, fried on each side until cooked and served with fruit.
8) Overnight berry oats - oats mixed with Greek yogurt, left overnight and combined with defrosted frozen berries.
9) Smoothie Bowl sprinkled with milled linseed and fresh blueberries - Frozen berries and grapes, porridge oats, banana, full fat milk and water blitzed until smooth.
10) Greek yogurt with pear and mango purée
11) Cinnamon eggy bread with apple purée - soak 1 slice of brown bread in 1 egg, splash of milk and 1/2 tsp cinnamon. Warm butter in a frying pan and gently fry until golden on both sides.
12) Smoothie - This one is nectarine, grape and blueberry.
13) Peanut butter and sliced banana on toasted sunflower seed rye bread
14) Fruit salad with yoghurt
15) Homemade apple and apricot flapjack with Greek yogurt
16) Sweet potato and pumpkin seed muffins - recipe coming soon
17) Berry Oaty Bars - see recipe here
18) Apple Bircher Muesli - mix full fat milk, squeeze of lemon, vanilla essence, porridge oats, grated apple and cinnamon together (I do this in a jam jar), seal and store in the fridge overnight. In the morning sprinkle with dried fruit and nuts.
19) Coconut pancakes with mango purèe - see recipe here
20) Greek yogurt with apple purée and homemade granola
21) Banana and oat scones - see recipe here
22) Baked avocado - Half an avocado, remove the stone and scoop out some of the flesh so you can fit more of the egg in. Break an egg into a bowl, use a spoon to carefully put the yolk into the avocado. Then spoon as much egg white as you can fit in around the edge. Make a 'bed' for the avocado halves using tin foil in an ovenproof dish and bake for 15-20 minutes or until the egg is completely cooked through.
23) Cinnamon and ginger Apple wedges with Greek yogurt and blueberry compote - see the recipe here
24) Baked cinnamon apple with homemade fruit and oat crumble topping
25) Apple and cinnamon croissant - Using the Jus-Rol Croissants (in a can from the fridge section of supermarkets), roll it out and cut into triangles. Sprinkle each triangle with cinnamon and place a couple of thin slices of apple at the widest end of the triangle. Roll up (following instructions on the packet) and bake as instructed.
What's your little ones favourite breakfast?
Feel free to leave a comment :)
Wow you have so many amazing breakfast ideas. I have such a fussy toddler and struggle to come up with something nutritious she might eat, but you've given me loads of inspiration. I'll check out your recipes and let you know how we get on. #picknmix
ReplyDeleteOooohhhh you've made me hungry! These are fantastic! Very creative but quick and easy - fab! #picknmix
ReplyDeleteLoads of inspiration here thanks! All looks delicious. #TheList
ReplyDeletegood ideas, ive not thought of using smoothie before. I've kinda got stuck in a rut with porridge and bannaa, i feel like i need to shake things up a bit! thanks for sharing. #thelist
ReplyDeleteI have one very fussy eater but this has given me quite a few new ideas. I think we'll try the blueberry and oat bars first because I'm 99% sure they will go down a treat with my Little Miss. Thanks for sharing so many lovely breakfast ideas. :)
ReplyDeleteJenna at Tinyfootsteps xx
Oh this is great. I always struggle with breakfast time, we usually just have the same things.x #MarvMondays
ReplyDeleteThese suggestions are great and beat the everyday cereal. #MarvMondays
ReplyDeleteSome brilliant ideas here, I might even try some on my fussy older boys for a bit of a change! Thanks for linking up to #PicknMix
ReplyDeleteStevie x
I'll be going through this stage in about 6 months or so - Great breakfast ideas.
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What a fab list of breaskfast ideas! I loved weaning with our eldest and cant wait to do it all again with our newest little one in 6ish months time. Ill definitely be coming back to this list for some inspiration :-) Thanks for sharing it on #MarvMondays. Emily
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