Elf on the Shelf North Pole Breakfast Party Set: Accessories, Decorations, and Props for a Festive Elf Breakfast Adventure

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The pancake Christmas tree and the fruit candy cane would be two sure-fire favourites with the kids, without a doubt, and with the parents too! Here are my favourite North Pole Breakfast ideas; it’s meant to be a special treat full of foods you’d never usually eat at breakfast, but of course you can make healthier options and jazz them up a little! If you’re wanting to throw an amazing North Pole Breakfast for your kids, this checklist is really easy to follow and will help you to cover all bases. Another option (if the thought of MORE food doesn’t overface you) is to have it on Christmas Eve or even Christmas day.

If none of these takes your fancy there are lots of tutorials for designing your own plate with sharpies – you could even get the kids involved.Here are some of our favourite ideas for both North Pole Breakfast food and drinks What Food to Have at Your North Pole Breakfast? However, for something a little different with these snow blankets spotted in Home Bargains measuring 84cm x 49cm from Home Bargains and a slightly bigger version available from One Below. The crafty mum then adds a few extra decorations to the table, which include a 'Welcome to your North Pole breakfast' sign, some scattered chocolate coins and Christmas crackers, before she delves into making an edible Christmas tree – made from a star-shaped mini pancake and grapes. From what I can gather it's pancakes, sweet waffles, syrup etc aswell as other 'sweet treats' you wouldnt normally dream of having for breakfast any other day! However, you may want to add a few extra to help with the excitement and you don’t need to spend a fortune to do it.

Then, use the icing to fix the pretzel halves to either side of the top of the muffin – they make great antlers!There are lots of ideas of Christmas themed treats suitable to make and serve at a North Pole Breakfast, so if you are looking for some ideas and inspiration here are a few of the best. I wanted to start this same tradition but wanted to do it as a send-off on the last morning with our elf, Christmas Eve. One reason I love a North Pole Breakfast is that it gives us an extra opportunity to use our special Christmas plates. You can go as simple or as elaborate as you wish including food you know your little elves will adore.