Breakfast Foods

Looking for quick and healthy breakfast ideas? Muesli made with fresh fruit, yogurt, and raw oatmeal was developed by Swiss physician Maximilian Bircher-Benner to cure his patients. Delicious and nutritious, it will give your day a healthy start.

Cracker Barrel's pancakes are light and fluffy with crisp edges. You can buy an expensive mix in their gift shop, but why not try making them at home? Learn about a secret ingredient and special method that will produce similar pancakes at home.

These clean eating no-rise whole wheat cinnamon rolls are going to surprise you with how quickly you can whip up this homemade treat, and how much your family is going to enjoy them.

These two-ingredient protein pancakes pack 21 grams of protein into each delicious flapjack!

This recipe combines a love of tacos and breakfast into one easy recipe!

This easy, clean eating vegetable frittata is not only super simple to pull together, but it's a healthy meal your family will fall in love with! It's also great for any meal of the day; it provides just about everything you need for a well-balanced meal. Try serving it with some whole wheat toast.

How to make a delicious, healthy bowl of oats in about a minute. No cooking and 100% plant-based!

Learn how to make incredibly delicious chocolate waffles in your waffle maker. This quick and easy recipe is ready in a flash and is so yummy when served with golden syrup.

Classic French toast is an all-time favorite breakfast meal made with bread that has been dipped in a sweetened egg and milk mixture. Try this easy-to-follow recipe at home.

This is a cheap, easy, and very filling breakfast sandwich! I'm sure it'll be a regular meal in your house once you taste one!

A roll and sausage, a roll and bacon, a roll and fried egg - all of these and more are popular breakfast options in Scotland. This page looks in detail at the concept of Scottish morning rolls and allows you to see and prepare an authentic Scottish breakfast option.

Butter and syrup aren't the only things that taste good on waffles. Whether sweet or savory, you'll find some interesting waffle toppings on this list.

Why cook breakfast when you can wake up to healthy and tasty overnight oats? Easy make, economical, and ready to eat when you wake up with no fuss.

From Neanderthal campfires to Medieval fasting, from 20th century innovation to present day food trends—let's explore the history of waffles with stories, paintings, and lots of recipes.

"Joe’s Special" is a genius combination of ingredients that makes up what just might be the perfect breakfast. The original is not totally heart-healthy—can we make it better?

Remember the sweet, sugar-frosted breakfast cereals you loved as a kid? Sugary cereals of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s bring back those sweet childhood memories.