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KID FRIENDLY BREAKFAST SUSHI RECIPE

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Make breakfast time FUN for your kids with this Kid Friendly Breakfast Sushi Recipe. This post is sponsored by Pebbles Cereal. All playtime opinions are my own. May contain commissioned links.

Kid friendly breakfast sushi recipe

KID FRIENDLY BREAKFAST SUSHI RECIPE



Sushi lover? Yes, that’s me. I could eat sushi Every. Single. Day. Perhaps it’s in my genes, but just typing the word right now has me craving sushi. My kids on the other hand? Not a chance. All of the Legos and Disney Princesses in the world wouldn’t convince my picky eaters that sushi is one of the most delectable food groups. But then again, there’s always breakfast! This Kid Friendly Breakfast Sushi Recipe is inspired by my two little picky eaters. A little Asian influence, a delicious balance of kid-favorite breakfast foods, and a perfect way to have FUN in the morning, (Yikes! Is back-to-school on it’s way already?) these two couldn’t resist our play on sushi…for breakfast.
Breakfast sushi recipe
GROAN, I’m already thinking about Back-to-School. Those hurried breakfast meals are a definite cause of stress in our mornings, especially with two grumpy kids. You know what I’m talking about. Making a breakfast that’s quick, easy, nutritious and FUN — it’s definitely a challenge. Hence, Kid Friendly Breakfast Sushi.
Fun kids breakfast idea

Adorable. Colorful. Tasty!

Kids breakfast sushi
And F-U-N. It’s a breakfast that we all can agree on. By mixing together fruit, yogurt and cereal in a playful way, my kids can gobble up the goodness in the morning. And bonus, I even get a smile out of these two early risers! Ready to create your own? Grab the easy recipe!
Kid friendly breakfast sushi
KID FRIENDLY BREAKFAST SUSHI RECIPE

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Recipe type: Breakfast
Cuisine: Kid-Friendly
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Serves: 1 roll
 
Make these delicious Kid-Friendly Breakfast Sushi pieces for a FUN take on a delicious breakfast idea that your kids will love
Ingredients
  • Banana
  • Greek Yogurt
  • Fruity Pebbles Cereal
  • Blackberries
Instructions
  1. Begin by peeling the banana.
  2. Using a butter knife, spread a layer of Greek yogurt on the outside surface of the banana.
  3. Place your Fruity Pebbles in a shallow dish. Roll your banana in the Fruity Pebbles, until fully coated.
  4. Place banana on a plate. Slice into "sushi" sized pieces. Arrange and top with blackberries.  

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