What do you have fir Christmas breakfast?

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Toying with ideas... Have thought of beans on toast, but that doesn't sound so special

Ideally something not incredibly complex

Bacon butty

Bacon butty and Buck's Fizz

Homemade waffles. Coffee or hot chocolate. Fruit.

Panettone and coffee

My grandad used to always have pork pie!

Coffee & orange juice. Other members of the family may help themselves to cereal or toast if they choose on the understanding that they are not to get in my way nor make any mess in the kitchen.

Booze!

Smoked salmon, crème fraîche and caviar on blinis, and a glass of champagne, with fruit and bake-at-home croissants on the side.

Croissant and jam followed by terrys chocolate orange!

Jusrol croissants freshly made, fancy jam and butter
Buck's Fizz

PIL are coming round early to have breakfast with us. Apparently they always have bacon sandwiches. Personally I prefer pastries but will go with their tradition this year. I imagine it will evolve as the children get older.

Smoked salmon blinis, dill & fresh cream with bucks fizz. Kids will probably have pain au chocolat!

A Full Scottish Breakfast cooked by DH.

I've bought croissants that you buy in a tin (fresh) and will have juice

Dh will have muesli as always and brown bread but we will all have a croissant

Champagne, danish butter cookies and chocolate.

The kids have a sugary cereal that is normally banned the rest of the year. And cookies and chocolate.

I'm working Christmas morning (NHS) so the canteen staff make us bacon rolls.

Croissants, juice and coffee.

Croissants and Buck’s Fizz but i want a badger now…

Prosecco and croissant for me. Dinosaur porridge for the kids 🦕🦕🦕

As a family we have Garlic Pork. It is a traditional breakfast on Christmas morning in some parts of the Caribbean, although it originated in Portugal . It is a lot nicer than it sounds.

Babycham and Matchmakers

This year I'm doing panettone french toast sandwiches with Nutella in the middle, because I've bought too many panettone and it's quick and easy.

I was thinking of doing an American style french toast "casserole" so I can make it Christmas Eve ready to bake but I've decided against it, I think.

I'll put the breadmaker on overnight so there will be a choice of:

toast
eggs (done however - but not for me )
pancakes and syrup

orange juice , coffee , hot chocolate done in the snazzy milk frother

I've got cinnamon rolls for Christmas Eve

Boxing Day is a Full Works Cooked Vegetarian (Richmond bacon and Sausage Meat Free , Hash browns , Beans , Eggs , toast , coffee , juice )
I have regular sausages for DS (the non vegetarian)

Croissants from the oven and crumpets.
The “nice” orange juice as dc call it.

This year 5yo ds has requested pain au chocolates, fruit salad and hot chocolate so that's what we'll be having

Pulla, coffee, and oranges or a grapefruit