Halloween Spooky Breakfast Bowl

Halloween is the best time to showcase your creativity with food! Let your food art do all the talking and have some fun!

This post is about a spooky Halloween breakfast bowl. Made with purple yam, banana, chocolate, yogurt, kiwi, and bee pollens.

I Cast thy away, boring breakfast food!

And I bring you this fun and adorable Halloween theme oatmeal bowl! Jam-packed with nutrients and vitamins! This bowl is so yummy your kids will gobble this up in a matter of minutes! 

There’s nothing more exciting than to wake up to a healthy bowl of Halloween ghosts floating onto some milk and oatmeal. Everyone loves to eat something special and unique, let this be that day to do so!

Kids love fun food art. They love making it and eating it. Halloween is the best time for them to participate in food art and let them lead in what they want to eat!

Creative food is good for kids

Allowing your kids to be creative is great for their minds and leadership. Here are some benefits to why cooking with your kids is great:

• develops an adventurous eater: the best advantage the kids can take away from cooking is being adventurous and varied taste palette. I always say if you want your kids to be world leaders, or someone who isn’t stuck in old patterns, teach them how to cook and taste different food. From our mouths, we can alter our mindset and climate change. Start them young and the return they (and you) will receive will be hugely impactful. 
• Life skill: We all will learn to cook for ourselves one day or another. Starting them young can help them be well adapted to adulthood.
• Health: Research has found children who eat most often at home with home cooked meals, tend to be happier and healthier. It also limits their intake of sugar, fat, and processed food. 

What you need to make this Halloween Breakfast Bowl

Cooked and sliced purple yam

banana

Pecan nuts

Cooked oatmeal

chocolate chips

Bee pollen

Milk

yogurth

Kiwi

Prepping the bowl

1. Steam the purple yam in a steamer pot for 10 minutes. Let it cool and then peel the skin off. Using a star cookie cutter, or using a knife, cut a star shape, around 3 pieces. Doesn’t have to have 5 angles, create the type of star you want. 

2. Cook your oatmeal the way you like it. I like to add a pinch of cinnamon and a little bit of sugar (1 tsp). For smoother consistency: once the oatmeal is done about to turn the heat off, I put in an egg and stir it into the hot meal and let it cook through that way. 

3. Slice the kiwi

4. cut half the banana and peel the skin off.

Arranging the breakfast bowl 

1. In a shallow bowl, add about 1.5 cups of oatmeal. Then add half a cup of milk. Don’t stir the milk in, let it float on top of the oatmeal.

2. Place the banana on the side of the bowl.

3. Place yogurt on the other side of the bowl, opposite the banana.

4. Arrange the pecan nuts on top of the yogurt and along the side of the bowl.

5. Sprinkle bee pollen on top of yogurt.

6. Place the kiwi at the bottom of the bowl and add some sunflower seeds on top.

7. Finally add chocolate chips for the eye on the banana, and some Hersey Kisses on the side of the bowl.

This post was all about a spooky halloween breakfast bowl. Made with purple yam, banana, chocolate, yogurt, kiwi and bee pollens.

Other Halloween Recipes You May Like

• Halloween Monster Apple Snack
• Homemade Halloween Sugar Cookies
• Halloween Eye-Ball Spaghetti 
• Halloween Frankenstein Guacamole