Eating cereal, porridge and plain old toast with butter, Marmite or jam can become boring and repetitive.
So today we are looking at seven delicious ways you can create healthy toast toppings at home!
The recipes toppings will be;
James Beard wasn't wrong when he spoke about the importance of a good loaf of bread. Making such a small change from Warburtons Toastie to an epic slice of sourdough can significantly improve your meal.
This is why we suggest the first step to upgrading your toast is in choosing a quality loaf of bread for all these tasty toppings to go on.
We love sourdough, seeded or a freshly baked crusty white loaf.
One of my favourite toast upgrades is pinched blatantly from our local café, Number One, Peebles Road. If you’re in the area or in Edinburgh you really need to come down and check it out.
Alternatively, No 1 Cafe also make an awesome avocado on toast with a slight twist in that you start out with hummus. Which sounds weird for breakfast but it totally works!
Healthy Toast Topping #2 - Banana Twist Toast
Second on my toast upgrades is my favourite from when I was little. This is what my mum always made me when I was feeling ill, with a slight twist.
The idea for this came when we were out in America discussing toast and the many things you can put on it, with finally concluding that when you put jam on toast, it’s basically just smooshed up fruit!
This toast topping is ideal for those summer months when you're bored with normal cereal or porridge.
Viola! much tastier that plain old jam slapped on toast!
Alternatively you could also put the berries in a pan and warm them through till they become a little mushed and oozy.
The result?...
A delicious berry sauce to drizzle over your masterpiece.
These hearty and indulgent beans on toast make a great upgrade to your normal tin of Heinz. With chorizo, spring onion, orange and red pepper and thickly sliced sourdough bread topped with protein powered beans, you're onto a breakfast you'll want for lunch and dinner as well!
You'll need; chorizo, spring onion, Worcestershire sauce, smoked paprika, red and orange peppers, a couple of slices of sourdough, tin of tomatoes and beans, fresh chives.
There you have an epic twist on your standard beans on toast!
If you're anything like me, you'll love Nutella.
I try not to buy it too often, as otherwise sometimes I find myself in my pyjamas with the jar in one hand and a spoon in the other...
So one way of having my Nutella fix is by having it on toast, but also loading it up with my favourite fruit.
This is a great way of having a bit of chocolate heaven whilst also getting some of your five a day in first thing in the morning.
Did you know that spinach is one of the most nutritious leafy greens you can eat?
Spinach is an extremely nutrient-rich vegetable. It packs high amounts of important vitamins and minerals such as vitamin C, vitamin K, folic acid, iron, and calcium.
So what better way to get these essential nutrients than by popping it on your toast!
Here's a cheeky bonus recipe for all of you french toast fans!
Ahh the brunch classic. French Toast...
But don't panic! We're going to give you the much healthier alternative to the sugar, syrup drenched breakfast by using eggs.
There you have a tasty alternative to the ever so loved french classic!
So there you have it. Next time you're scratching your head for what to eat for breakfast, use this handy list of 7 Delicious Recipes to Upgrade Your Breakfast!
Looking for other recipes? Check out our blog post on Banana Omelettes!
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