Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does your family actually like casseroles?

My kids don’t. I make muffins and cookies the night before and those are available. But what everyone eats are croissants with jam. The kids care most about their hot cocoa bar with whipped cream and sprinkles, marshmallows, etc.

Yes! What's not to like? Eggs, cheese, bread, meat, often I also add spinach or broccoli. Comfort food!

Broccoli on Christmas? That’s worse than coal!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We always do bagels with lox, cream cheese, and all the toppings (red onion, capers, sliced tomatoes, sliced hard boiled eggs). My family doesn’t like anything too sugary in the morning.

how do you have fresh bagels on Christmas morning?

I freeze bagels. They don’t take long to thaw.

Anonymous wrote:Does your family actually like casseroles?

My kids don’t. I make muffins and cookies the night before and those are available. But what everyone eats are croissants with jam. The kids care most about their hot cocoa bar with whipped cream and sprinkles, marshmallows, etc.

Yes! What's not to like? Eggs, cheese, bread, meat, often I also add spinach or broccoli. Comfort food!

We've done the TJ croissants for weekend breakfasts quite a few times and they are always a hit. Easiest thing ever, put on a baking tray the night before and pop in oven in the morning. Both the chocolate and the almond varieties are winners!

Anonymous wrote:Another vote for Trader Joe’s croissants!

These are hands down the easiest option! Pick up one of their quiches if you need a protein.
Overnight french toast is also a good one.