Fruit and Granola Chia Seed Pudding
This chia seed pudding breakfast recipe is quick to put together and not overly sweet. It's also customizable. Use whatever granola you have in the cupboard and top with whatever fruit is in season, like a scattering of pomegranates. It is a parfait for the morning.
Image and recipe via @megunprocessed
Healthy Chocolate Muffins
Chocolate for breakfast? Yes, please. Unlike a lot of store-bought muffins these healthy chocolate muffins aren't mini sugar bombs. In fact, they're free of refined sugar. Maple syrup, bananas and coconut sugar provide sweetness. The muffins even have protein powder hidden inside their scrumptious chocolate-y interiors.
Image and recipe via @myownmealplan
Date, Banana, Raspberry Porridge
A bowl of plain porridge doesn't stand a chance against this one with banana, raspberry, chunky peanut butter, desiccated coconut and more. It will satisfy a sweet tooth, thanks to the natural sugars. And there are infinite combinations when you start adding and subtracting toppings.
Image and recipe via @g_foodiefeed
High Protein Pumpkin Pie Smoothie
This protein-packed smoothie will fuel you until lunch while fulfilling fall's constant pumpkin pie craving. The smoothie legitimately tastes like pumpkin pie in liquid form. Frozen banana gives it a pleasingly thick consistency. A garnish of nuts, granola and/or pumpkin seeds mimics the crunch of the pie's crust.
Image and recipe via @hannahmagee_rd
Cinnamon Apple Pie Chia Pudding
This is one kind of apple pie no one should ever feel guilty about scoffing for breakfast. The chia pudding has a double dose of apple, thanks to unsweetened apple sauce in the actual chia pudding and the sauteed apples on top.
Image and recipe via @choosingchia
