Fun Toast Recipes for Kids

Fun Toast Recipes for Kids

Fun toast recipes that will inspire your kids to get in the kitchen and cook for themselves!

Chick in the Hole

Make this breakfast idea into an Easter tradition. Add piece of toast in a skillet cut out the middle with a oval cutter or other shape cutter. Crack an egg in the hole. Cook both sides until golden brown or however you like your eggs cooked. Decorate to make a chick using olives for eyes and cut pepper for beak, feet and wings.

Carrot Veggie Toasts

Cut a slice of bread into a carrot shape or use a cookie cutter. Spread cream cheese or other spread on top. Sprinkle shredded carrots on the bottom half of your carrot, to resemble the orange carrot part and add chopped broccoli to the tops for the stems.

Kids Cooking Video: Avocado Toast

Find this Avocado Toast Recipe with Eggs Here.

Painted Toast-Non Reader Recipe

Painted Toast

Pizza Toast

Pizza Toast Recipe here.

Honolulu Toast

See recipe for Honolulu Toast here.

Frog Toast

Create frog toast with guacamole or spinach artichoke dip. Add sliced cucumbers and berries for his face.

French Toast

French toast recipes here.

Cinnamon Toast

Simple cinnamon toast recipe

Fruit Toast

Fruit toast recipe.

Cottage Cheese and Veg Toast

Toast bread and top with cottage cheese and chopped vegetables of your choice.

Caprese Salad Toast

Add caprese salad on toast.

Animal Toasts

Create a boring piece of toast into a fun snack with these ideas/ Use Nutella, peanut butter or cream cheese as the spread. Then add fruit to make animal faces.

Asparagus Toast

Toast your bread. Top with cooked asparagus and layer with a fried egg.

Three Berry Jam

• 4 Cups fresh strawberries
• 2 Cups fresh raspberries
• 1 Cup fresh blueberries
• 1 (1 3/4-ounce) package no-sugar needed powdered pectin

Mash berries with blender or by hand to equal 4 cups. Stir in pectin, let stand 10 minutes. Stir often. Pour into saucepan and bring to a boil over medium heat. Cook and stir 1 minute while boiling. Fill clean jars or freezer containers and store in fridge until jam is set. Store one in your fridge and the remainder in your freezer.

Creative Toast Topping Ideas

Some toast-topping suggestions that aren't so traditional include:

• Cream cheese instead of butter
• Apple butter
• Peanut butter and bananas
• Peanut butter and apples
• Peanut butter and honey
• Cheese and mayonnaise

• Applesauce
• Lunchmeat and cheese

1. Avocado & Sliced Strawberries

• A creamy-sweet combo topped with a drizzle of balsamic glaze or honey.

2. Ricotta Cheese & Berries

• Spread ricotta and top with fresh blueberries, raspberries, or strawberries for a protein-packed, slightly sweet bite.

3. Cottage Cheese & Pineapple Chunks

• A refreshing, tangy option that's high in protein.

4. Mashed Sweet Potato & Cinnamon

• Great on whole grain toast-top with a sprinkle of chopped pecans for crunch.

5. Scrambled Egg & Salsa

• A savory option with a little kick-perfect with multigrain or sourdough.

6. Sliced Hard-Boiled Eggs & Everything Bagel Seasoning

• A high-protein breakfast that's fast and flavorful.

7. Nutella & Sliced Bananas or Strawberries

• A favorite for kids and adults alike-dessert vibes with a breakfast twist.

8. Greek Yogurt & Granola

• Spoon on some thick yogurt, add a sprinkle of granola, and drizzle with honey or maple syrup.

9. Sliced Pear & Brie Cheese

• Elegant and unexpected-perfectly balanced sweet and creamy.

10. Tuna Salad & Pickles

• For a savory snack or lunch toast-delicious on rye or pumpernickel.

Creative Toast & Cereal Recipes

Simple recipes are often the most creative because kids can customize colors, toppings, textures, and shapes. Toast art and cereal creations are easy starting points for younger cooks.