Breakfast on a stick just makes the morning more fun. These breakfast kabobs are a playful, crowd-pleasing way to serve up a morning spread that feels special without extra effort. Thread together your favorite ingredients, pop them on skewers, and you’ve got a breakfast that looks far more elaborate than it actually is. Perfect for brunch parties, holiday mornings, or just shaking up the usual routine — and kids absolutely love building their own. It’s the easiest way to make breakfast feel like an occasion.

  • Swap: Use turkey or chicken sausage links instead of pork to keep things lighter without losing the savory bite.
  • Make-ahead: Prep and chop all ingredients the night before; just thread onto skewers the morning of.
  • Storage: Assembled kabobs keep covered in the fridge for up to 2 days; reheat in the oven or microwave before serving.
  • Variation: Try a sweet version with fresh fruit chunks, mini pancake bites, and a small drizzle of maple syrup.
  • Serving: Set out dipping options like salsa, maple syrup, or hot sauce so everyone can customize their plate.

There is something about placing a pretty and somewhat decadent breakfast in front of me, that just sets the tone for the whole day! 🙂 I feel so satisfied and no desires to eat all those things I shouldn’t.. especially on the weekends when the temptations are at a all time high.. These kabobs are a simple sweet breakfast that everyone will like, and they are so easy to make!

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Breakfast kabobs

By: Drizzle
Servings: 1
Prep: 10 minutes
Cook: 10 minutes
Total: 20 minutes

Ingredients 

  • Pancake mix
  • Cookie butter or Nutella
  • Fresh strawberries
  • Banana slices

Instructions 

  • Using your favorite pancake mix make some mini pancakes ( you will need 5 per skewer)
  • Cut up fresh banana’s and strawberries and set aside
  • Spread each pancake with a little bit of cocoa and cookie swirl cookie butter or nutella and then start building your kabob
  • The kabobs are 6-8sp or 4-6pp for all 3, depending how much cookie butter you use. 1T should be enough and I used 4sp/3pp worth of pancake mix to make up 15 mini pancakes.
  • Serve these up for guests, or at your next kids sleepover party…

Additional Info

Course: Breakfast
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