What else is there that would make great breakfast (no left overs please) other than the usual:

eggs
pancakes
waffles
scones
biscuits
oatmeal
fruit
cold cereal
french toast

I am looking to add variety, even if it is something I can make the night before and throw in the oven for 20-30 minutes in the morning.

Thank you ladies.

grits
toast (big hit at our house)
scramble the eggs with some peppers and cheese and roll them up in a tortilla wrap

Odwalla Bars (many varieties available and can be found at Walmart in protein bar section)

Muffins

Yogurt and/or granola

Berries with cream or plain

Grapefruit (any fruits)

Apples and peanut butter

No bake oatmeal cookies

Laughing Cow cheese and crackers

Fruit Smoothies

Trail mix

Eggs (any way you like them)

Bagels

Pita Pocket/Flat bread and jam or filled with eggs

Good thread!

Well I can't really think of much else. We have a flock of 27 chickens, so our breakfast is almost always eggs. lol

scrambled, fried, poached, omlets, casserole with sausage and cheese, burritos with cheese in tortilla, etc, etc...

Quiche
We like to fry up some sliced potatoes and onions
hash brown casserole
bagel, egg, cheese sandwiches
Cream of Wheat
oh...and do doughnuts count:)

Ooh, what about a sausage braid? My dh and I recently tried this recipie, and it was amazing. You can prepare the night before, then stick it in the oven in the morning. It's simple, but looks fancy, so we are going to serve it on Christmas morning.

INGREDIENTS
1 lb. ground sausage
6 oz. cream cheese
2 cans croissant rolls
1 egg white

Brown sausage and drain grease. Add cream cheese. Heat over low heat until cheese is melted and well mixed with the sausage.

Lay out croissant rolls flat, side by side, and press perforations together to form one large rectangle. Place sausage mixture down center, leaving 2 inches on either side and one inch at the top and bottom.

Fold ends over. Make 1-inch slits down the sides about 2-inches apart. Alternate pulling the dough into the center forming a braided look. Brush with egg white.

Bake at 375 for 20-25 minutes.

To dress it up even more, you can add sauted onions, mushrooms, and green peppers to the sausage mixture. We did, and it was amazing!

baked oatmeal (my kids' favorite)
omlets
tortilla wraps
coffee cake
monkey bread
breakfast casseroles
bagel sandwiches (eggs, sausage, bacon, cheese-whatever you prefer)

We eat cold cereal, oatmeal, grits, occasionally pop tarts (you could make your own), hash browns, cinnamon toast, toasted bagels, grilled cheese, grilled ham and cheese, mandarin oranges, scrambled eggs, stuffed eggs, pancakes, sausage links, sausage pan with biscuits, biscuits with jelly, muffins, cottage cheese, cream of wheat, pineapple, bacon, fried spam, ham, pb&j, pb crackers, etc.