This gingerbread porridge has quite a grown-up flavour so it’s perfect for teenagers or adults who want to get involved in the festivities. For those that love breakfast sandwiches, pop your favourite fillings into bread rolls and arrange as either a flat or if feeling brave a vertical Christmas tree.

Once you have decided on your print you can use it to wrap your tabletop fully or as a table runner on an existing table cloth (or the snow blanket). Spread one piece of the puff pastry with lots of Nutella and put the other pastry on top – think sandwich. Pour into the prepared cup or glass and, just before serving, top with squirty cream and snowflake sprinkles. Plus, because it’s so simple to make, you don’t have to wait until the 25 th! A fruity Christmas wreath is the perfect North Pole breakfast for any day in December. You can also mix up the toppings to create lots of different Christmas wreaths – the possibilities are endless! You can get the recipe for this fruity North Pole breakfast here. 3) The Festive Full EnglishThese totally adorable polar bear cupcakes are vegan and made from scratch – but for an easier option, simply grab some premade cupcakes from your favorite bakery or grocery store, then get to decorating! A North Pole breakfast can be enjoyed at any time throughout December, but two perfect opportunities are Christmas Day itself or, the one we enjoy most - enjoying a North Pole breakfast with your Elf after he or she arrives on December 1! Doughnuts or donuts are a staple breakfast food in America so totally justifiable North Pole Breakfast Treat. Give shop-bought doughnuts a Christmas makeover. While there are definitely some more common dates that North Pole Breakfasts take place each year, each family decides on a special day to celebrate their elf’s arrival each year.

Made simply by placing ham and cheese on to puff pastry then rolling up longways into a sausage shape.Alternatively, use Christmas-themed cookie cutters and cut shapes out of dutch and American-style pancakes. Make Easy Christmas Doughnuts

We chose to combine ours with the other popular Christmas tradition Elf on the Shelf. Our elf ‘Buddy’ on the morning of the breakfast will have an invitation for the children to attend their North Pole Breakfast, and the table will already be laid by Buddy, whilst I get busy in the kitchen. Whizz together until completely smooth, then taste and add a little maple syrup or honey to sweetenif needed.

Grab your kid’s favourite bread and a Christmas-themed cookie cutter and you have a great-themed breakfast treat. Add avocado to Christmas Tree shapes, peanut butter to gingerbread cutouts and cream cheese to snowmen – simple and healthy!