Seven breakfast ideas for every day of the week
15 min€ 20 Calm
Never eat the same breakfast twice. Seven simple ideas to flavour your whole week, from oatmeal to French toast.
A great day starts at the breakfast table, but eating the same thing every morning gets old fast. With an idea for each day of the week, you'll look forward to that first moment of the morning again, without having to spend ages in the kitchen.
From filling oatmeal with fruit on Monday to a smoothie bowl, avocado toast, and Sunday French toast: every breakfast comes together quickly and is easy to adapt to whatever you have on hand. Pick what matches your mood, mix and match freely, and turn your morning into a little celebration.
Monday: cook oatmeal in almond milk and top with fresh fruit and a pinch of cinnamon.
Tuesday: whisk a few eggs, pour them into a hot pan, and add your favourite vegetables for a protein-packed start.
Wednesday: blend fruit with yoghurt and honey into a smoothie bowl and top with granola or nuts for crunch.
Thursday and Friday: stack gluten-free pancakes with fresh berries, or make avocado toast with a poached egg.
Weekend: yoghurt with homemade granola and honey on Saturday, and on Sunday treat yourself to French toast with powdered sugar and fruit.
Suggestion: Batch-make the granola ahead of time and you'll have a quick base ready all week long.Related playbooks
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