This is like an omelet inside of a sweet potato, and that's pretty rad! With eggs, turkey bacon and low-fat cheese, you'll get a major dose of nutrients accompanied by

total tastiness.

Get the recipe from Smile Sandwich.

Get a heaping helping of protein and vitamins by whisking together egg whites, hummus, grape tomatoes and avocado. Add a dash of salt for added flavor and enjoy!

Visit

href="https://ohsweetbasil.com/egg-whites-with-hummus-recipe/" target="_blank">Oh, Sweet Basil for the recipe.

Cookies? For breakfast? You betcha! With yummy peanut butter chips, chopped walnuts, coconut and dried cranberries, you won't feel guilty indulging in a few of these. (And yes, they could

totally double as an afternoon snack or dessert.)

You'll find the recipe from Ambitious Kitchen.

Enjoy a little Mexican flavor in the morning by spreading refried beans on toast and topping with sliced tomatoes, chopped spinach and avocado. High in protein and antioxidants, this can

even be eaten as a full sandwich by adding another piece of bread.

You'll find all the details on this from Veganosity.

Not only is this fruity concoction delicious and healthy, it's super easy to make! Just put all the ingredients in a blender, emulsify and pour.

For the full list of

ingredients, head over to Eating Works.

You need something to eat with your morning coffee, right? How about a sweet slice of pumpkin streusel coffee cake? The best part is, you can make it in a

slow cooker, so it's easy peasy!

Find the ingredients and recipe on Amy's Healthy Baking.

Pudding is another food you don't typically consider "breakfast," but in this case, you definitely get the green light. With coconut milk, almond milk and fresh mango, this is a

healthy way to start your day.

Stop by iFoodReal for the recipe.

What's great about muffins is that they are great for "grab 'n' go" breakfasts. If you're running late, just snatch one up and eat it on the way to wherever

you're going. These offer the delicious flavor combination of peanut butter and banana, so you can't lose.

The recipe is available at Smile Sandwich.

Yes, you can eat chocolate for breakfast and still be healthy! This yummy chocolate banana bread uses whole wheat flower, almond butter and egg whites without sacrificing taste.

Pop

over to Watch What You Eat for the full recipe.

I mean, if it's got to do with mermaids, it's got to be A-okay, right? This smoothie bowl definitely scores big with breakfast. Made from ripe bananas and avocado, it's

a colorful, clean choice.

Get the recipe from The Glowing Fridge.

Look on the bright side...err..the sunny side. This healthy breakfast will give you a boost of energy and fill you with crucial nutrients your body needs.

Find all the

details for making this at Avocado Pesto.

Chocolate + cookies + pancakes = hell to the yes. No need to feel guilty chowing down on these because they're loaded with good for you ingredients like whole wheat

flour, almond milk and almond butter.

Snag the recipe for this over at Change in Seconds.

For a breakfast that will fill you up physically and emotionally, try this chocolate hazelnut granola. It's gluten-free and uses coconut sugar instead of refined sugar, so you know your

health is in good hands.

Head over to Not Enough Cinnamon for the recipe.

No gluten, low in calories and high in nutrition, this oatmeal is a healthy flavor explosion. With vanilla almond milk, applesauce and grated zucchini, you can top with other nuts

or fruits to create a taste all your own.

Find out how to make this from Skinny Fitalicious.

Where moist biscuits meet gravy with a kick is where you'll find this breakfast. Using chili flakes, garlic powder and pepper, the gravy is just what the biscuits need for

a breakfast marriage made in heaven.

Visit Clean Eating Recipes for the instructions on making this killer combo.