These are packed with protein and delicious. Ideas for breakfast without eggs they are perfect for those with allergies or anyone who needs vegan meals to start the day off right.
Sure, eggs are an easy and healthy meal option, and they're sure to fill you up until lunch.
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But when you're not in the mood for something tasty, or when eggs just aren't enough, these egg-free breakfast ideas are sure to keep you satisfied.
Whip up some tasty hash or go for something super healthy like a green smoothie.
The eggless options are endless.
My favorite egg-free breakfast item is almost always a smoothie. But if you want something really healthy, you can't beat this green smoothie.
It's a powerhouse of nutrients and can be ready at the snap of a finger.
Spinach is packed with vitamins and potassium, and chia seeds are a goldmine of energy.
To sweeten it up, there's a little banana and pineapple in the mix. If you're not the banana smoothie type, you can easily swap it out for another fruit.
Peanut butter shakes taste indulgent, but are still a healthier option when that morning sweet tooth hits.
Aside from the obvious, this creamy smoothie is packed with fiber thanks to the flaxseeds. Use almond milk and it will turn out extra creamy.
If you only have almond milk and vanilla, I suggest omitting the vanilla extract; otherwise, you can overdo it.
Overnight oats are a lifesaver!
Before you go to bed, fill a jar with some milk and oatmeal, add any additional ingredients you like, and then in the morning, your on-the-go breakfast is waiting for you.
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As for sides, this recipe comes with four equally delicious options: Peanut Butter and Jelly, Apple Pie, Almond Joy, and Banana-Nutella.
There are so many ways to cheer them up that this breakfast never gets old.
Dazzle your palate with this sweet delight.
Roasting plums makes them extra sweet and gooey. To enhance its flavor, vanilla extract and cinnamon are perfect options.
There are a few ways to serve this, but for added nutrients and texture, Greek yogurt and granola make for a well-balanced meal.
A sweet breakfast without all the sugar may sound too good to be true. However, this breakfast is overflowing with so much decadence that you don't need it.
A warm bowl of cozy chocolate oatmeal is filled to the sky with dark chocolate, ripe bananas and maple syrup.
Top it with a sprinkle of chia seeds to add more nutrients and give it a nice crunch.
Need some more healthy and easy oatmeal breakfast ideas? This two-way berry bowl should spark some creativity.
Cook the oatmeal with berries and a natural sweetener, or make a berry compote on the side if you want it more concentrated.
Oatmeal is never boring when you add chocolate to the breakfast equation. And this one is rich in chocolate sweetness.
I love that this recipe doesn't use any extra refined sugar, just a little bit of maple syrup is needed.
And it's not just eggless, either. This recipe is gluten free, dairy free and vegan.
This healthy version of chilaquiles is the garden-fresh breakfast that will make you feel good.
The bounty of vegetables in this dish spares no expense. Toasted tortilla chips are layered with salsa, bell pepper, poblano, avocado, and more.
For protein, skip the refried beans and go for something healthier like black beans.
If you're making a vegetarian version, pile on the queso fresco. And don't forget the hot sauce!
A tropical paradise awaits you with these delicious breakfast bars.
This recipe is so easy, don't be surprised if you find yourself making it for the week over and over again. Simply mix, pour and bake.
While coconut and pineapple are the main themes, I think you could swap them out with any kind of fruit you fancy.
Parfaits aren't just for dessert, you can have them for breakfast too.
The combination of sweet rhubarb and homemade granola is an extra special touch. I like to layer it all between plain Greek yogurt, but choose whichever flavor you like.
To make it vegan, use coconut yogurt or whipped coconut cream.
Do you want waffles without eggs? No problem.
These waffles turn out perfectly crispy and there isn't a single egg in the batter. What it does have is a bit of buttermilk and a fair amount of butter.
It may not be dairy-free, but it's a fantastic option for something tasty and egg-free.
If pancakes are more your jam, here's an eggless version for you.
The batter for this recipe is very similar to the eggless waffles recipe; except you get a big stack of fluffy pancakes when everything is done.
Now, the question is: are you going to pour the syrup or are you going to fill up on savory ingredients?
Tater tot casserole is a fun breakfast idea the whole family will enjoy.
These crispy fries are made with scrambled tofu, spinach, and lots of cheese.
Prep time is minimal and you can make it ahead of time. Win win!
Trendy or not, no avocado lover can deny the beauty of avocado toast.
All you need are two simple ingredients and you get a delicious breakfast in return. You can also add additional toppings in any variation you like.
I tend to go with roasted tomatoes and red onion, but there are plenty of other versions.
This quick breakfast is a great option for meals on the run, when camping, and more.
It never ceases to amaze me how you can make tofu taste like just about anything. In this case, scrambled eggs.
The nutritional yeast adds more flavor to the "eggs," while the turmeric gives it the golden shine. For the burrito fillings, the potatoes, avocado, and salsa seal the deal.
This is a great recipe for those who crave eggs but are trying to cut back. Or, for those who can't have them at all.
Looking for an easy camping breakfast? Cook these biscuits outdoors.
Mix all of your ingredients in a bowl, shape into cookies, then place them in a cast iron skillet. Cook it over the fire and you'll have warm, fluffy cookies that everyone will love.
Even when you're not at camp, these tempting cookies are simple enough to make at home.
These homemade hash browns are far superior to anything you get from the frozen aisle. They are crispy and tender with a hint of garlic.
While you may be used to eating them with eggs, there are other ways to avoid it.
Top it with some salsa, avocado, and sour cream. Or caramelize some onions in bacon fat and add bacon bits.
Remember those easy cookies I mentioned? These Breakfast Sausage Patties will go great with them.
They feature ground pork, bacon, and lots of spices. There's also a sweet hint of maple syrup in the mix to go along with all the wonderfully savory flavors.
Chickpeas are a staple for vegans because they are incredibly versatile. When it comes to breakfast, they are better at making omelettes.
Chickpea powder turns into a fluffy breakfast omelet in no time, and when you add veggies to the mix and fry them up, I bet you won't miss eggs one bit.
If you're feeling spellbound, pair it with those crispy hash browns above.
This recipe had me into smoked salmon. Add avocado and pizza to the mix, and I run to the kitchen.
I love the arugula bite and cream cheese layer. Of course, it's not pizza without mozzarella!
This can be a bit tricky for the work week, but Sunday brunch is right around the corner.
Grits is a southern staple that is naturally egg-free. And this is a great option for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Nutritional yeast and almond milk are key to making grits taste creamy and cheesy, minus the dairy.
This Potato and Sausage Hash is a hearty breakfast so full of flavor you'll forget about the eggs.
It's flavorful, smoky, and garlicky with a few peppers added for a fresh bite.
If you love hot sauce as much as I do, drizzle it with your favorite brand.
Vegan and keto folks who crave blueberries will go crazy for this recipe.
It's like a breakfast dessert, but healthier because it's naturally sweetened. And there is no white refined flour because this one uses almond and coconut flour.
Another delicious and ketogenic way to make an egg-free breakfast is with this recipe.
It's super creamy like Cream of Wheat, except there's no wheat here. Actually, there's no oatmeal either.
This one has to do with coconut flour and flax seeds to give it a thick porridge consistency. But just like oatmeal, you can add whatever toppings you want.
This is the ultimate eggless hash if you ask me. Each savory bite is packed with bacon, baby turnip greens, and Brussels sprouts, too.
Seriously, this hash has it all and not an egg in sight.
