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]]>Seeds are a fantastic source of healthy fats, fiber, protein, and essential micronutrients like magnesium, potassium, calcium, iron, zinc, B vitamins, and vitamin E.
Sheep milk yogurt is higher in nutrients like protein and calcium than regular cow milk yogurt, and has a much milder flavor than goat milk yogurt.
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]]>Traditionally, French toast is made by dipping slices of bread into a mixture of egg and milk, then pan-frying them until golden and crispy. Vanilla and cinnamon are also often added for flavor, though some food bloggers have found ways to take French toast to the next level by putting their own spin on this classic dish. Read on for some of our favorite French toast upgrades.
Breakfast reimagined, campfire style. This French toast recipe by Spicy Southern Kitchen takes us back to our childhood by coating the bread in graham cracker crumbs and stuffing it with layers of chocolate and marshmallow. The result is ooey, gooey, and seriously indulgent, only to be improved with a drizzle of hot fudge.
Another one based on a childhood favorite, Katie Cakes puts her spin on French toast by serving it slathered in peanut butter and jelly. Stack two pieces together to make yours in the style of a traditional sandwich, or serve it open-faced to make it more French toast-y. Whichever you choose, be sure to top it with some fresh berries and plenty of powdered sugar.
Balanced breakfast, shmalanced breakfast. This recipe by Handle the Heat is nothing short of a sugar rush on a plate, but wow, is it worth it? It’s made with challah, an enriched bread that contains honey and tends to have a somewhat sweet flavor as a result. Topped with brown sugar caramel-coated bananas, a few bites will have you feeling like a kid in a candy store. We give it a 10/10.
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]]>While we’ll always love a good old-fashioned carrot cake (especially if it’s covered in cream cheese frosting), sometimes we’re in the mood for something a bit healthier. Fortunately, some creators have found ways to incorporate the flavors of carrot cake into nutritious and delicious treats that are every bit as good as the real thing.
Traditional cake isn’t exactly known for its portability, so when we’re in need of a snack on the go, we love these carrot cake energy balls. They’re made with fresh, wholesome ingredients like shredded carrots and walnuts and sweetened with dates instead of traditional sugar. Leave them bare or roll in shredded coconut for flavor and additional healthy fat.
Start your day right with this carrot cake-oatmeal hybrid by Minimalist Baker. Along with grated carrots, it contains all of the classic add-ins like walnuts and raisins for a sweet breakfast treat that’s 100% vegan. We love to eat ours warm with a sprinkle of cinnamon on top.
We’ll never say no to a smoothie, especially one that’s made to taste like dessert. This recipe by Foxes Love Lemons is a filling option with plenty of fiber from walnuts and two whole carrots. Vanilla Greek yogurt and a touch of honey round it out with some sweetness, while traditional carrot cake spices like cinnamon and nutmeg add a bit of warmth.
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]]>Why drink your morning coffee when you can enjoy it in your oatmeal? You can think of this recipe by Oat Goodies as a mocha latte in a bowl—it’s sweet, creamy, and so satisfying that you may find yourself preparing it morning after morning.
Overnight oats are a great option when you’re in search of a satisfying breakfast that doesn’t take much time. These vanilla oats by Purely Kaylie can be thrown together in about five minutes at night, leaving you with a breakfast that tastes like vanilla pudding by morning.
Speaking of dessert for breakfast, is there anything that can’t be improved when prepared to taste like chocolate chip cookies? These baked oats by Plant Notion are so sweet and satisfying, you’d never guess they’re actually vegan and refined sugar-free.
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]]>Considering how long it’s been around, there are more than a few variations on the classic. Do you toast the bread before? Use only egg yolks?
The verdict is still out on those, but we have a trick that will make your French toast the most caramelized version of itself that it can be—jam.
The concentrated preserve is made using fruit and sugar, both of which will upgrade your toast. Not only does the sugar give the dish a sweetness, it will also caramelize when cooked, giving the French toast a crispness and depth of flavor.
Flavor is also a key aspect of the jam’s fruit component. The best part is, you can use your jam or marmalade of choice. Try berry, orange, fig, stone fruit, or apple. You can’t really go wrong.
Start with a classic French toast recipe and simply stir the jam into the custard before dipping in the bread. It’s best to give the jam a vigorous stir beforehand to smooth it out and whisk in 1-2 teaspoons of warm water if needed.
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]]>Let’s start with the ultimate breakfast staple—the classic buttermilk waffles. These golden delights are light, airy, and perfectly crisp on the outside. Slather them with a generous pat of butter and drizzle with maple syrup for a classic combination that never fails to satisfy.
If you have a weakness for chocolate, then this waffle recipe will make you weak in the knees. Rich, decadent, and indulgent, these chocolate waffles are a dream come true. Top them with a dollop of whipped cream, a sprinkle of chocolate shavings, and a drizzle of chocolate sauce for the ultimate chocolate lover’s experience.
Start your day with a burst of freshness by indulging in these berry bliss waffles. Loaded with vibrant berries such as strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries, these waffles are bursting with flavor and antioxidants. Top them with a dollop of Greek yogurt, a sprinkle of granola, and a drizzle of honey for a delightful and nutritious treat.
Who says waffles are only meant to be sweet? These savory cheesy waffles will take your breakfast game to a whole new level. Packed with cheddar cheese and seasoned with herbs and spices, they are a perfect canvas for your favorite savory toppings. Try them with crispy bacon, avocado slices, and a sunny-side-up egg for a breakfast that’s savory and satisfying.
If you’re a fan of the heavenly combination of Nutella and bananas, then this waffle recipe is a must-try. Spread a generous amount of Nutella on top of a warm waffle and layer it with slices of ripe banana. The creamy chocolate hazelnut spread and the sweet, creamy bananas create a match made in breakfast heaven.
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]]>These cookies by Minimalist Baker have all of the fun fruity flavors of traditional blueberry muffins but are packed with protein and fiber to keep you full and focused all morning long. The recipe is vegan, but can also be made with eggs if you prefer to up the protein content.
We love this smoothie by Nutrition Squeezed as a refreshing way to start the day or whenever we’re in need of an afternoon pick-me-up. It’s made with frozen blueberries along with seeds and oats to provide your body with the energy it needs, whatever the time of day. She recommends adding frozen zucchini or even cauliflower for extra fiber and nutrients.
Store-bought protein bars are fine in a pinch, but they’re often filled with lots of hidden sugar and don’t exactly tend to be budget-friendly. This recipe by Erin Lives Whole is based on the protein bar brand Perfect and includes instructions for over 10 different flavors. Our favorite is, of course, the blueberry muffin, which is made with dried blueberries and white chocolate along with protein powder and cashew butter.
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]]>Seeds are a fantastic source of healthy fats, fiber, protein, and essential micronutrients like magnesium, potassium, calcium, iron, zinc, B vitamins, and vitamin E.
Sheep milk yogurt is higher in nutrients like protein and calcium than regular cow milk yogurt, and has a much milder flavor than goat milk yogurt.
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]]>Traditionally, French toast is made by dipping slices of bread into a mixture of egg and milk, then pan-frying them until golden and crispy. Vanilla and cinnamon are also often added for flavor, though some food bloggers have found ways to take French toast to the next level by putting their own spin on this classic dish. Read on for some of our favorite French toast upgrades.
Breakfast reimagined, campfire style. This French toast recipe by Spicy Southern Kitchen takes us back to our childhood by coating the bread in graham cracker crumbs and stuffing it with layers of chocolate and marshmallow. The result is ooey, gooey, and seriously indulgent, only to be improved with a drizzle of hot fudge.
Another one based on a childhood favorite, Katie Cakes puts her spin on French toast by serving it slathered in peanut butter and jelly. Stack two pieces together to make yours in the style of a traditional sandwich, or serve it open-faced to make it more French toast-y. Whichever you choose, be sure to top it with some fresh berries and plenty of powdered sugar.
Balanced breakfast, shmalanced breakfast. This recipe by Handle the Heat is nothing short of a sugar rush on a plate, but wow, is it worth it? It’s made with challah, an enriched bread that contains honey and tends to have a somewhat sweet flavor as a result. Topped with brown sugar caramel-coated bananas, a few bites will have you feeling like a kid in a candy store. We give it a 10/10.
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]]>While we’ll always love a good old-fashioned carrot cake (especially if it’s covered in cream cheese frosting), sometimes we’re in the mood for something a bit healthier. Fortunately, some creators have found ways to incorporate the flavors of carrot cake into nutritious and delicious treats that are every bit as good as the real thing.
Traditional cake isn’t exactly known for its portability, so when we’re in need of a snack on the go, we love these carrot cake energy balls. They’re made with fresh, wholesome ingredients like shredded carrots and walnuts and sweetened with dates instead of traditional sugar. Leave them bare or roll in shredded coconut for flavor and additional healthy fat.
Start your day right with this carrot cake-oatmeal hybrid by Minimalist Baker. Along with grated carrots, it contains all of the classic add-ins like walnuts and raisins for a sweet breakfast treat that’s 100% vegan. We love to eat ours warm with a sprinkle of cinnamon on top.
We’ll never say no to a smoothie, especially one that’s made to taste like dessert. This recipe by Foxes Love Lemons is a filling option with plenty of fiber from walnuts and two whole carrots. Vanilla Greek yogurt and a touch of honey round it out with some sweetness, while traditional carrot cake spices like cinnamon and nutmeg add a bit of warmth.
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]]>Why drink your morning coffee when you can enjoy it in your oatmeal? You can think of this recipe by Oat Goodies as a mocha latte in a bowl—it’s sweet, creamy, and so satisfying that you may find yourself preparing it morning after morning.
Overnight oats are a great option when you’re in search of a satisfying breakfast that doesn’t take much time. These vanilla oats by Purely Kaylie can be thrown together in about five minutes at night, leaving you with a breakfast that tastes like vanilla pudding by morning.
Speaking of dessert for breakfast, is there anything that can’t be improved when prepared to taste like chocolate chip cookies? These baked oats by Plant Notion are so sweet and satisfying, you’d never guess they’re actually vegan and refined sugar-free.
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]]>Considering how long it’s been around, there are more than a few variations on the classic. Do you toast the bread before? Use only egg yolks?
The verdict is still out on those, but we have a trick that will make your French toast the most caramelized version of itself that it can be—jam.
The concentrated preserve is made using fruit and sugar, both of which will upgrade your toast. Not only does the sugar give the dish a sweetness, it will also caramelize when cooked, giving the French toast a crispness and depth of flavor.
Flavor is also a key aspect of the jam’s fruit component. The best part is, you can use your jam or marmalade of choice. Try berry, orange, fig, stone fruit, or apple. You can’t really go wrong.
Start with a classic French toast recipe and simply stir the jam into the custard before dipping in the bread. It’s best to give the jam a vigorous stir beforehand to smooth it out and whisk in 1-2 teaspoons of warm water if needed.
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]]>Let’s start with the ultimate breakfast staple—the classic buttermilk waffles. These golden delights are light, airy, and perfectly crisp on the outside. Slather them with a generous pat of butter and drizzle with maple syrup for a classic combination that never fails to satisfy.
If you have a weakness for chocolate, then this waffle recipe will make you weak in the knees. Rich, decadent, and indulgent, these chocolate waffles are a dream come true. Top them with a dollop of whipped cream, a sprinkle of chocolate shavings, and a drizzle of chocolate sauce for the ultimate chocolate lover’s experience.
Start your day with a burst of freshness by indulging in these berry bliss waffles. Loaded with vibrant berries such as strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries, these waffles are bursting with flavor and antioxidants. Top them with a dollop of Greek yogurt, a sprinkle of granola, and a drizzle of honey for a delightful and nutritious treat.
Who says waffles are only meant to be sweet? These savory cheesy waffles will take your breakfast game to a whole new level. Packed with cheddar cheese and seasoned with herbs and spices, they are a perfect canvas for your favorite savory toppings. Try them with crispy bacon, avocado slices, and a sunny-side-up egg for a breakfast that’s savory and satisfying.
If you’re a fan of the heavenly combination of Nutella and bananas, then this waffle recipe is a must-try. Spread a generous amount of Nutella on top of a warm waffle and layer it with slices of ripe banana. The creamy chocolate hazelnut spread and the sweet, creamy bananas create a match made in breakfast heaven.
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]]>These cookies by Minimalist Baker have all of the fun fruity flavors of traditional blueberry muffins but are packed with protein and fiber to keep you full and focused all morning long. The recipe is vegan, but can also be made with eggs if you prefer to up the protein content.
We love this smoothie by Nutrition Squeezed as a refreshing way to start the day or whenever we’re in need of an afternoon pick-me-up. It’s made with frozen blueberries along with seeds and oats to provide your body with the energy it needs, whatever the time of day. She recommends adding frozen zucchini or even cauliflower for extra fiber and nutrients.
Store-bought protein bars are fine in a pinch, but they’re often filled with lots of hidden sugar and don’t exactly tend to be budget-friendly. This recipe by Erin Lives Whole is based on the protein bar brand Perfect and includes instructions for over 10 different flavors. Our favorite is, of course, the blueberry muffin, which is made with dried blueberries and white chocolate along with protein powder and cashew butter.
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