TikTok Loves These Easy Fall Breakfast Recipes That’ll You’ll Want To Add To Your Routine

This easy apple pie toast shared by @carolina.inspo on TikTok will add a little spice to your early morning snack. To make it yourself, just toast a slice of your bread of choice and spread on a layer of creamy nut butter. In a pan, saute a chopped apple with agave syrup, cinnamon, and a dash of water. Pile the sweet mixture on top of the toast and take a bit of this balanced take on apple pie.

Pancakes are the ultimate morning comfort food, and luckily @oatsfairy created this carrot cake pancake recipe that's nutritious and simple to throw together. She posted the full recipe on Instagram, which uses lots of yummy spices, shredded carrots, chopped walnuts, maple syrup, and apple sauce. You can pre-mix the batter the night before to store in the fridge and then cook up a quick stack of warm pancakes on a crisp fall morning.

These high-protein overnight oats by @healthica will keep you full of energy and satisfied throughout your busy day. The night before school or work, grab a jar or sealable container and mix together oats, almond milk, vanilla yogurt, protein powder, maple syrup, and cinnamon, and let it sit in the fridge overnight. In the morning, you can top the cold oatmeal with fresh fruit and nut butter to enjoy at home or take to-go.

To start your day with tons of vegetables, protein, and nutrients, check out this harvest salad from @helloholloway on TikTok. It includes cooked butternut squash, brussels sprouts, pomegranate seeds, cinnamon, and a fried egg for a super filling and flavorful breakfast that takes advantage of prime produce in the fall. Yummly has a similar harvest breakfast salad recipe that features granny smith apples, avocado, and walnuts for extra protein and healthy fats.

For a buttery-sweet apple crunch while you start your day, check out this apple pie yogurt parfait idea. @somethingnutritious broke down the three steps to make it: add one layer of your favorite yogurt, a layer of pre-sauteed cinnamon apples, and finally, maple cinnamon granola. It’ll take you just five minutes to build this autumn parfait, as long as you have the components prepped ahead of time.

If you love chia pudding or just look for any excuse to have “dessert for breakfast,” @thepalatablelife chia seed pudding is definitely for you. It starts by soaking the chia seeds over night in the fridge with almond milk and maple syrup. In the morning, the cold pudding is layered with apples cooked in maple syrup and protein-packed nut butter.

Cold fall mornings sometimes call for a heartier breakfast, whether you're heading to work or the pumpkin patch. You can bake @jesca.her’s egg and potato recipe the night before and then heat it up in the oven while you’re getting ready for the day. Then enjoy a heaping bowl of this savory dish that tastes just like brunch.

This recipe only uses two ingredients and tastes like a bite of harvest season heaven. After just 20 minutes in the oven, this gooey apple and cinnamon swirl dish from @mealsandmunchies will be a super sweet start to your day.

Halloween only comes once a year, so make sure to celebrate it as much as you can all season long. Add a little spookiness to your morning with these orange mini waffles shaped like spiderwebs that @hauntina shared on TikTok. She uses orange food dye in the waffle mix to make the festive color and cooks them in a press like this web-shaped mini waffle maker from Amazon. For a gluten-free batter and extra orange flavor, check out Yummly’s recipe for Gluten-Free Vanilla Waffles with Orange Curd.

If you crave something cozy and creamy in the morning, try @bites.by.bean’s pumpkin spice baked oats. It’s kind of like having dessert for breakfast, which is always a good idea.