Valentine’s over-easy

6 heart-y Valentine’s breakfast ideas

By Amber Stenger
Heart-y Valentine’s Breakfast Ideas

Here at Cupid capital, we have the perfect way for you to start your Valentine’s Day: a heart-y breakfast. These six breakfast ideas are sweet and simple ways to show your love. Because, really, what says love better than breakfast in bed?

Take a Piece of My Heart

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With a cookie cutter, cut out a heart shape in a piece of buttered toast. Next, place the toast pieces in a hot pan for a few minutes. Flip the bread and crack an egg into the center of the toast for a love-filled main dish!

 

Pitter-Pat Pancakes

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Express your everlasting love with pancake batter. Pour some batter in a squeeze bottle and trace a heart shape. Fill it in quickly. Any heart will do flips for these flapjacks.

 

Passion Fruit

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A melon is your canvas. A tiny heart-shaped cookie cutter your paint brush.

 

Totally Toasted Over You

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What could be simpler than toast? Use a cookie cutter to create edible valentines. Make it room-service-worthy by serving it with cinnamon butter or fancy jam.

 

Bear Your Heart

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Serve up some honey bear love with a little creativity. Make a heart shape in peanut butter on the center of the toast. Use banana slices for ears and raisins for the bear’s eyes and nose. Drizzle honey over all (because, you know, that’s what bears love). A bear hug goes nicely on the side.

 

Bagel Bouquet

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Forego the roses. Just spread cream cheese on top of a bagel half. Then arrange strawberry slices like flower petals atop it for a beautiful and healthy breakfast. (OK, real flowers in addition wouldn’t hurt.)

 

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Amber Stenger is a contributing editor to Hallmark.com. Outside Hallmark, you may find Amber in the stands watching one of her sons' sporting events, on the trail with her golden retriever or on the couch with her lovely husband reading or binge-watching whatever is trying to fill the void of "True Detective" and "Breaking Bad."