Breakfast Any Kid Will Love!

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Good morning all!

If you have a picky eater at home like me, you know that the best way to get kids to eat is to add a little fun into the mix!

Here are 5 great recipes from around the world that your kids will love and you will appreciate:

1. American Flag Toasts

Location: USA

Kids rate it 5/5 delicious! Parents rate 5/5 nutritional! Try this USA inspired breakfast toast from Sprouts Farmer’s Market, here. 







2. French Toast With Berries

Location: France

The excitement from the sticky syrup and little bit of whipped cream will surely distract any little one from the healthier ingredients like whole grain bread and almond milk!  Try Kids Fit Matters’s recipe here, then work it off with one of their engaging exercise routines!


3. Breakfast Burrito

Location: Mexico

Eggs, ham, and veggies all rolled into one. What’s not fun about that? Try Natasha’s Kitchen’s recipe, here. You might even be able to sneak all those veggies in there!




4. Tropical Fruit Popsicle

Location: South America

Your kids will love the thought of ice cream for breakfast... and you’ll love the nutritional value of the yogurt and fruits. Try Martha Stuart’s coconut pop recipe, here. 


5. Prosciutto and Egg Panini

Location: Italy

Ooey, gooey, melty cheese and a little protein. Perfect for those days they will need extra energy boost. Check out myrecipe.com’s best panini recipe, here. 





Keep in mind, these recipes are all kid friendly! There is nothing more fun for your little ones than letting them get involved in the kitchen!

So, what are you waiting for? Get them up, get them cooking, and get them eating :)



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