Breakfast Pizza Recipes To Make Mornings Way More Fun

These breakfast pizzas prove that dinner for breakfast is a smart idea.

Image Credit: FotoZlaja/iStock/GettyImages You know the drill for breakfast: Eggs, yogurt, bagel and lox, or oatmeal. There isn’t too much variety for easy on-the-go meals. Yet, sometimes, you want something a bit outside the box — like pizza — to start your day.

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 "Whole grains, fruits and veggies, protein and a source of healthy fat can all take shape on a delicious pizza, making it a great, filling and nutritious breakfast," says Maggie Michalczyk, RD. "Eggs on pizza are one of my favorite healthy options because they contain many essential vitamins and minerals plus highly bioavailable protein."

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  And this untraditional a.m. meal is pretty easy to whip up: "All you have to do is get creative with your ingredients and come in with an open mind to a new way to enjoy pizza," says Seattle-based registered dietitian Ginger Hultin, RD, spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.

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 Here are a few wholesome options to keep in mind when designing your breakfast pizza.

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1. Pizza 'French Toast' Bruschetta
   
This pizza has just 317 calories a serving.

Image Credit: GMMaria “Take french toast and pizza to the next level by combining them into one flavorful dish. Simple basil, olive oil and tomatoes add a savory element to this typically sweet breakfast classic, which helps cut down on added sugar,” Hultin says. Plus, it takes just 20 minutes to make and offers 17 grams of filling protein.

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 Get the Pizza 'French Toast' Bruschetta recipe and nutrition info here.

2. Ricotta and Peach Flatbread Pizza
   
This pizza dish requires no cooking time at all.

Image Credit: Nebari/Getty Images No-cook? That seems like the perfect busy-morning breakfast. “You can occasionally find ricotta on dinner pizza, but when you combine with fresh peaches and other sweet ingredients, it creates a perfect breakfast option,” Hultin says. “Low-fat ricotta keeps it light in calories while honey and fresh thyme add complexity in flavor,” she adds. Pistachios offer an unexpected crunch and filling healthy fat and fiber, too.

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 Get the Ricotta and Peach Flatbread Pizza recipe and nutrition info here.

3. Kale and Wild Mushroom Flatbread Pizza
   
This pizza has 21 grams of fat to boost satiety.

Image Credit: Jackie Newgent/LIVESTRONG.com If a savory breakfast is your jam, this a.m. pie fills the void. “Fresh kale pairs perfectly with wild mushrooms and onion, brightened up with fresh rosemary. The base of this dish is a slice of whole-grain naan bread, so you don’t need to worry about making dough from scratch,” Hultin says. Plus, it takes just 30 minutes to make and boasts 23 grams of protein per serving.

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 Get the Kale and Wild Mushroom Flatbread Pizza recipe and nutrition info here.

Read more: 4 Bloat-Fighting, Low-FODMAP Breakfast Recipes

4. Spicy Squash, Greens and Turkey Sausage Pizza
   
There are 11 grams of protein a serving.

Image Credit: LIVESTRONG.com Opting for thin crust pizza lowers the carb count and this pie clocks in at just 23 grams of carbs per serving. “This breakfast pizza offers a lot of nutrient-dense ingredients including garlic, kale, onion and butternut squash,” Hultin says. A touch of chili flakes add flavor, and the turkey sausage is a lean protein option that boosts satiety.

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 Get the Spicy Squash, Greens and Turkey Sausage Pizza recipe and nutrition info here.

5. Watermelon Fruit Pizza
   
This watermelon pizza doesn't require cooking in the morning.

Image Credit: LIVESTRONG.com Watermelon is super hydrating so it’s a great option to wake up to. “This watermelon fruit pizza is easy to make and packs vitamins, minerals and fiber from all of the fruit,” says Michalczyk. Plus, it’s fun and colorful and requires zero cooking time.

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 Get the Watermelon Fruit Pizza recipe and nutrition info here.

6. Gluten-Free Breakfast Pizza With Cinnamon Honey Drizzle
   
It takes 26 minutes total to make this breakfast pizza dish.

Image Credit: Susan Marque/LIVESTRONG.com “A sweet take on breakfast pizza, this gluten-free pie has extra fiber from the millet, quinoa and fruit and a touch of sweetness from the honey and cinnamon,” says Michalczyk. Ditch the cinnamon rolls and make this instead to stay fuller for longer with a boost of nutrition. This recipe calls for vegan cheese, but you can swap almond milk cheese for full-fat or low-fat dairy milk cheese like feta if you prefer.

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 Get the Gluten-Free Breakfast Pizza With Cinnamon Honey Drizzle recipe and nutrition info here.

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 Read more: 7 Breakfast Recipes Even People Who Hate Breakfast Will Love

7. Avocado Pizza
   
This avocado pizza has 16 grams of filling fat.

Image Credit: Adam Valencia/LIVESTRONG.com Enjoy your favorite green fruit on crust in just 15 minutes. “This avocado breakfast pizza is like an elevated version of avocado toast! Avocado is a good source of healthy fat, which helps with satiety and for our bodies to absorb fat-soluble vitamins,” says Michalczyk. Avocados are also a good source of fiber, which will tide you over until lunchtime. Feel free to add some spice or nuts on top to complement the creaminess. Get the Avocado Pizza recipe and nutrition info here.

8. Brunch Pizza With Herb Scrambled Eggs
   
There are 26 grams of protein in one large slice.

Image Credit: Jackie NewgentLIVESTRONG.com “Adding an egg to your breakfast pizza will give it a protein boost as well and essential vitamins and minerals. I love that this one is on a whole-wheat crust and topped with tomatoes,” says Michalczyk. Meal prep this pie in advance to shave off 20 minutes of prep time, and just pop it in the oven come morning. Don’t like scrambled eggs? You can opt for a fried or over-easy egg, too. Get the Brunch Pizza With Herb Scrambled Eggs recipe and nutrition info here. Read more: 5 Tasty, 300-Calorie Breakfasts You’ll Love

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These breakfast pizzas prove that dinner for breakfast is a smart idea.

Image Credit: FotoZlaja/iStock/GettyImages

Want more healthy recipes? Download the MyPlate app and get simple, tasty meals and snacks tailored to your nutrition goals.

This pizza has just 317 calories a serving.

Image Credit: GMMaria

This pizza dish requires no cooking time at all.

Image Credit: Nebari/Getty Images

This pizza has 21 grams of fat to boost satiety.

Image Credit: Jackie Newgent/LIVESTRONG.com

There are 11 grams of protein a serving.

Image Credit: LIVESTRONG.com

This watermelon pizza doesn't require cooking in the morning.

Image Credit: LIVESTRONG.com

It takes 26 minutes total to make this breakfast pizza dish.

Image Credit: Susan Marque/LIVESTRONG.com

This avocado pizza has 16 grams of filling fat.

Image Credit: Adam Valencia/LIVESTRONG.com

There are 26 grams of protein in one large slice.

Image Credit: Jackie NewgentLIVESTRONG.com