10 Halloween Breakfast Ideas

Since tantrums are unpredictable and your kid may choose this day to test gravity, let’s start easy with some simple spooky breakfast recipes. As easy as many of these meals are throughout this top ten list, know that they can be made ahead of time.

1. Spiderweb Waffles
I am spreading the word that these are the end-all way of creating the perfect Halloween breakfast. The Halloween line of Dash Mini Waffle Makers can turn waffles into spider webs, pumpkins, and even skulls.

2. Mummy Sausages
These little mummies are the cutest things that I cannot wait to try making. Pull out the store-bought refrigerated puff pastry and the pre-cooked mini sausages to create these adorable, scrumptious bites.

3. Halloween Trick or Treat Pancakes
This recipe makes for a very fun twist on pancakes. With edible eyes and brightly colored pancakes, your kids’ eyes will be dazzled by this silly stack of flapjacks.

4. Classic Pumpkin Muffins
Keep it simple. Bread and muffin mixes are the way to go. This classic Halloween food can be made ahead of time, and can be easily warmed up in the oven. To make it extra special for the holiday, play around with mini chocolate chips to make a face or a speckled muffin.

It doesn’t matter if your kid eats everything or if he is the pickiest eater, there is something for everyone when it comes to spookifying meals.

5. Monster Muffins aka Spinach Banana Muffins
“I make spinach banana muffins and call them monster muffins, shared Cassidy Bacon with Mom.com. “Sometimes I’ll make eyes out of cream cheese and blueberries.”

Incorporating any veggies into any meal that our kids will actually eat feels like the unattainable super mom level. Let’s try these Monster Muffins and see if we can unearth our golden “S.”

6. Mummy Breakfast Sandwich
The combination of puff pastry bread and ham, cheese, and hash browns will be a great breakfast treat for your big kids. Prefer a meatless option? Fill the puff pastry with veggies and any other preferred ingredients to make this mummy breakfast sandwich your own.

7. Booberry Muffins
Make these adorable muffins from scratch with your kids. Corral them to the kitchen to help you bake these delicious bites. The final touches with the decorations will make these mummies come alive.

These days our kids with food allergies never have to be without. There are a range of delightful substitutions that make sure no kid misses out on the joy of any tasty foods.

Note: Know that for any recipe that is labeled as allergy free, it is always a good thing to review the ingredients prior to cooking to ensure that all are safe for your children.

8. Ghostly Hard Boiled Eggs (Gluten-free, dairy-free)
If your kids love hard boiled eggs, then these will be a pleasant surprise. Adorn the boiled eggs with a ghostly face that will make them want to say, “Boo!” The eggs will be so cute that your kids may not even want to eat them!

9. Halloween Breakfast Bliss Balls (Gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free)
Follow the recipe or tailor the ingredients to fit your kid’s needs when it comes to their allergies, but these bliss balls will be a prickly hit with the kids on Halloween morning.

10. Frankenstein Smoothie Bowl (Gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free)
We all know that smoothie bowls are our friend when it comes to getting our kiddos to eat their full serving of veggies and fruit. And, because it’s Halloween, why not add in more of those vibrant leafy greens to make this healthy breakfast into a Frankenstein feast?

Want these ideas to occur throughout the week leading up to Halloween? Try out some of the ideas from a soccer mom’s blog to see how you can best pack your kid’s lunches for some added Halloween fun.