Everybody's had a breakfast burrito, but breakfast taquitos take the Mexican favorite to a whole new level. These crispy, savory roll ups will more than satisfy your morning hunger.

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the recipe at The Recipe Critic.

You get a little bit of everything you want in one bite. And you don't even need a fork. If you're cautious about bacon and sweets, you'll change your tune

after trying these tasty dippers.

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If you're craving sweets for breakfast, instead of picking up that donut, try this carrot cake jam. On toast or an English muffin, you'll feel like you're starting your day with dessert

without having to feel guilty about it.

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If you don't have a lot of time in the mornings, this is perfect. You get your breakfast and coffee all in one, plus it pretty much tastes like a

milkshake.

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How often do you have a Polish/Southwestern dish? After trying out this twist on shakshuka, you'll be having it all the time. With a bit of spice and lots of

avocado, it's a great savory option.

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If you're gluten free or going paleo, you can start to miss a nice, big bowl of oatmeal. Luckily, we have a recipe that'll give you all the oatmeal goodness

without the grains and carbs.

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Baked eggs sit in a nest of phyllo dough for a savory, crunchy breakfast. These are great to make in a batch, freeze, then pop in the oven while you  take a

shower, and you'll be ready to eat.

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A Dutch Baby is pretty much a giant pancake, but even more delicious. This a good breakfast to Instagram and make all your friends jealous. 

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Making your own Danish sounds like a huge hassle. But this clever recipe can get you homemade pastry with fewer than five ingredients. If you aren't a cream filling person,

substitute with any jam of your choice.

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Green tea and donughts may not sound like  a winning combo, but trust me, it is. Plus, matcha is good for you, so it makes these donughts healthy, right?

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at Bon Appetit.

You've probably made a breakfast casserole for some kind of holiday breakfast or special brunch day, but why not make them all the time. They're super easy to make and

once it's baked, you can reheat portions for super quick meals the rest of the week.

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Oatmeal does not have to be sweet. In fact, it can make a really wonderful side with eggs and spices. If you can't imagine the taste, picture a savory bowl

of cream of wheat with an oatmeal texture.

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Another excellent choice for any low carber who's tired of plain old eggs. Chorizo instantly gives you an insane amount of flavor and you won't miss the potato with delicious

ground cauliflower.

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Chia seed pudding is one of the easiest things you can make and it's so good for you. This is a great way to satisfy your sweet tooth while still

staying healthy.

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A delicious salad with the perfect mix of veggies and protein. If you're looking for a balanced breakfast, you can't do too much better than this.

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Inspired Edibles.

Another twist on a Mexican breakfast. This one is super easy and great if you like a spicy meal.

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If you want a breakfast that will keep you full all day long, this is your perfect recipe. This deep dish quiche is super tasty, though definitely for a more

decadent day.

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When you want to go way out of the box, give these pancakes a try. Even though they're made of coconut, the pancakes aren't sweet but complement the salmon and

Asian spices very nicely.

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It's worth making these just for how cute they are! This is a great way to enjoy Pop Tarts but customized to your favorite flavors and with healthier ingredients.

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the recipe at Glamour.

Creamy, sweet, and cute, you can't say no to a fruit taco. Super easy to make and if you'd rather not have the sweet cream cheese filling, substitute a chia

seed pudding.

Get the recipe at The Produce Mom.

Hominy is a real old school dish and this is a good one to bring back. The Jamaican twist adds a little extra spice.

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Crepes made with lentils might be something new, but they are delicious. This is a super healthy recipe full of Indian spices and another great choice is you're going gluten

free.

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Fruit sushi! Each adorable bite will keep you smiling long after breakfast. And they're very easy to make.

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In Hawaii, Spam is a staple food. If you're a little scared of the canned meat, this fried rice is a great way to try it. You get that salty

ham flavor that goes perfectly with a fried egg on top.

Get the recipe at I Love Hawaiian Food Recipes.

Acai bowls taste like a dessert but are healthy enough to eat first thing in the morning. Though all the ingredients can get pricey, this recipe is low cost and

low maintenance. 

Get the recipe at Healthy and Psyched.

If you've ever grabbed a pudding instead of a yogurt and thought that was the best breakfast ever, this one's for you. Basically it's a delicious chocolate pudding that's full

of all the healthy, good stuff you need to get your day started right.

Get the recipe at Texan Erin Baking.

With garlic fried rice, a mango, and fried danggit (dried rabbit fish fried in oil), you have a perfect Filipino breakfast. It might be pretty far from your

everyday morning routine, but that's why it's amazing. 

Get the recipe at Junblog.