5 Valentine's Day Breakfast Ideas for Kids
Kick off February 14 by serving up exactly kids want every Valentine's Day (all the hearts!) while treating yourself to a delicious breakfast, too.
Bacon-Cheddar Mini Frittatas
Spell out a simple Valentine's Day message with a few breakfast favorites. Here's what we used:
- L: 4 mini frittatas
- O: 1 kiwi slice
- V: 1 frozen waffle (cut into a heart using scissors) and pats of butter (carved into hearts)
- E: fresh raspberries
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You’re-My-Jam Muffins
Simple muffins get a heart-felt twist for February thanks to raspberry fruit spread.
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Sheet-Pan Chocolate Hotcakes
To decorate this masterpiece, cut several hearts out of parchment paper then place them on your cooled hotcake and dust lightly with confectioners' sugar.
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Iced Breakfast Buns
Multiple shades of perfect pink glaze take your average bun to Valentine's Day level. Heart-shaped sprinkles aren't required, but definitely advised.
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Kiss Me Cakes
How did we get such perfect Xs and Os? A pancake pen! We like the one from Tovolo.
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Last-Minute Love!
Try one of these low-lift ideas to make any breakfast heart-licious.
- Top cereal, yogurt, or Nutella toast with heart sprinkles
- Make an egg-in-the hole using a large heart-shaped cookie cutter.
- Carve fruit into hearts, serve them on bamboo skewers, and call them Cupid’s arrows.
- Stamp heart shapes out of store-bought biscuits, bake, then toss them in melted butter and cinnamon sugar.
- Make hard-boiled eggs the night before but make them heart-shaped!