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Ideas for Christmas Breakfast

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So simple everyone will love them! Have issue viewing this email? We LOVE planning Christmas morni

So simple everyone will love them! Have issue viewing this email? [Click here]( We LOVE planning Christmas morning breakfast! It's such a fun and magical day with our families, we love to open presents then have a big meal together before we go out for the day to visit grandparents and cousins!  BRIOCHE FRENCH TOAST This classic French toast is made with brioche instead of your regular bread, it’s just a little bit sweeter and just that much better.[GET THIS RECIPE]( [H]( AND EGG CASSEROLE This is so easy to assemble and all you have to do is throw it in the oven! You could make it the night before, then throw it in the oven when you wake up and open presents![GET THIS RECIPE]( SWEET MOLASSES POUND CAKEWant a sweet Christmas Breakfast? We have the perfect option for you![GET THIS RECIPE]( INSTANT POT BISCUITS AND GRAVYA more savory option for your Christmas morning meal! Kids and adults alike love this simple recipe![GET THIS RECIPE]( MINI MONKEY MUFFINSEasy to eat, easy to love! Some pull-apart monkey muffins are so great for Christmas morning![GET THIS RECIPE](  See more breakfast recipes [here]( Follow Us    Six Sisters Stuff 42 North 650 West Farmington, Utah 84025 United States [Unsubscribe from our newsletter](

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