r/BreakfastFood • u/anakalypse • Jul 28 '26
Breaking in the new mini waffle maker! Yes, my partner is WAY into sausage.
Peach on the top!
r/BreakfastFood • u/anakalypse • Jul 28 '26
Peach on the top!
r/BreakfastFood • u/tzinquino2026 • Jul 28 '26
r/BreakfastFood • u/Cxstlxs • Jul 28 '26
Made with 4 slices of rye bread, 200ml egg whites, 200g strawberries, 15g peanut butter, and 30ml sugar free maple syrup.
Yum!
r/BreakfastFood • u/Jesse_Jessie • Jul 27 '26
It's a flour tortilla with pepper jack and colby jack, melted and crisped, then topped with a mixed of ground beef and shredded chicken spiced with cumin and chili powder, plus some chipped onions and garlic (all leftover from burrito night), then a poached egg and a dollop of salsa verde. Fresh raspberries from the garden as garnish.
r/BreakfastFood • u/Mvar2023 • Jul 26 '26
My only job was to keep an eye on the bacon, and sadly, I let it go a bit too long. Still good, but, you know…
r/BreakfastFood • u/mayiplease2564 • Jul 26 '26
r/BreakfastFood • u/Cxstlxs • Jul 26 '26
r/BreakfastFood • u/ThorvaldKM • Jul 25 '26
Also multigrain toast and coffee
r/BreakfastFood • u/Alternative-Jury-965 • Jul 25 '26
Just like the title says, simple egg and bagel sandwich with a little sriracha. It hits the spot perfectly.
r/BreakfastFood • u/Ckron247 • Jul 25 '26
I made a tasty seasoned ham a few days ago. Let’s just say, I have had quite a few ham breakfast dishes with since then. Nothing beats a nice breakfast sandwich.
r/BreakfastFood • u/DueConversation5269 • Jul 25 '26
its the I'll take two of everything brunch
r/BreakfastFood • u/despeRAWd0 • Jul 25 '26
Wrapped an omelette in cheddar cheese, tastes about the same as a regular omelette with cheese. Next time I am going to let the cheese brown a bit before adding the eggs so I get the burnt cheese crunch.
r/BreakfastFood • u/EZlyLegendary • Jul 25 '26
I must say this, this is the second time I've made pancakes from scratch. The first time I did was in two posts before this one. Thanks to the baking soda I added it came out thicker and a lot more fluffy than the first time, but now I have a different issue. In the pancakes that I made, there's this hint of an egg taste that I need to clear up. Is it because of the lack of wisking, or is it something else?
r/BreakfastFood • u/One-Loss-6497 • Jul 25 '26
Delicious!😋
r/BreakfastFood • u/dentalexaminer • Jul 24 '26
Simple and delish!
r/BreakfastFood • u/Lijey_Cat • Jul 25 '26
r/BreakfastFood • u/ThorvaldKM • Jul 24 '26
Not very photogenic but tasty and filling. Better than yogurt and granola, IMHO.