Breakfast Ideas Wheel

Same cereal every morning? Spin for a breakfast idea: quick weekday plates, egg dishes and slow weekend treats from around the world.

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      Ways to use this list

      • School mornings: spin Under 10 minutes the night before, so everyone knows what's coming and nobody debates it at 7:45.
      • Weekend brunch with friends: tap Weekend, spin, and put the winner in the middle of the table with fruit and juice around it.
      • Ran out of eggs? No eggs swaps the wheel to porridge, toast, oats, dosa, poha and other ideas that skip them entirely.
      • Try a breakfast from another country each Saturday: idli from South India, congee from China, ful medames from Egypt, menemen from Turkey.
      • Fussy small eaters: a toddler who pressed the spin button is often happier to try the plate it chose.

      Press Spin the wheel, tap the game or press the Space bar. Change the list in the box as you like: add your own, delete what doesn't suit you, or write *2 after an entry to give it double the chance. The game buttons switch the same list to a duck race, hat, claw machine and more.

      The full list (41 entries)

      • Scrambled eggs on toast
      • Boiled egg and soldiers
      • Omelette
      • Fried egg sandwich
      • Shakshuka
      • Breakfast burrito
      • Eggs Benedict
      • Egg muffins
      • Menemen
      • Huevos rancheros
      • Breakfast tacos
      • Full English breakfast
      • Hash browns and eggs
      • French toast
      • Pancakes
      • Banana pancakes
      • Waffles
      • Porridge
      • Overnight oats
      • Yoghurt with granola
      • Smoothie bowl
      • Banana on toast
      • Peanut butter toast
      • Avocado toast
      • Cheese on toast
      • Beans on toast
      • Toast with jam
      • Bagel with cream cheese
      • Muesli
      • Crumpets
      • Croissant and fruit
      • Blueberry muffins
      • Chia pudding
      • Idli and sambar
      • Masala dosa
      • Poha
      • Upma
      • Aloo paratha
      • Congee
      • Miso soup and rice
      • Ful medames

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      Questions people ask

      What can I eat for breakfast without eggs?

      Plenty: porridge, overnight oats, yoghurt with granola, beans or avocado on toast, and from India idli, dosa, poha, upma and aloo paratha, none of which need egg. Tap No eggs for the full set. Pancakes, waffles and muffins usually do contain egg.

      What are quick breakfast ideas for kids before school?

      Toast with peanut butter or jam, yoghurt with granola, a boiled egg with toast soldiers, or overnight oats made the evening before. Check allergies before serving nut butters to friends who stay the night.

      What is shakshuka?

      Eggs gently cooked in a spiced tomato and pepper sauce until the whites set, eaten straight from the pan with bread. It is popular across North Africa and the Middle East and makes an easy weekend brunch for a crowd.

      What do people eat for breakfast in India?

      It depends on the region. Idli, dosa and upma are everyday breakfasts in the south, poha is a favourite in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, and stuffed parathas such as aloo paratha are a Punjabi classic.

      What are boiled egg and soldiers?

      A British breakfast favourite: a soft-boiled egg in an egg cup, served with buttered toast cut into thin strips for dipping into the runny yolk. The strips are said to get their name from standing in a row like soldiers on parade.