Dairy-Free Breakfast Recipes

By Food & Wine
Updated December 21, 2016
From an avocado & egg sandwich to to creamy oatmeal, these breakfast recipes are all dairy-free.
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Raspberry Scones

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This recipe gets its sweetness from agave nectar and fresh raspberries.

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Egg Sandwich with Mustard Greens and Avocado

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"I usually make these sandwiches on days when there isn't enough time to sit down for a proper breakfast," says Sera Pelle, who wraps them in parchment paper for her kids to eat on the go.

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Scrambled Tofu with Potatoes, Mushrooms and Peppers

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This silky mix of mushrooms, potatoes, roasted bell peppers and tofu is topped with brightly flavored pesto sauce.

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Apple-Cinnamon Pancakes

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These healthy wheat-free pancakes features a mixture of almond and white rice flour, as well as relatively little almond milk to create a thick, fluffy texture.

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Vegan Breakfast Burrito

Credit: KRISTEN STEVENS
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This vegan breakfast burrito is made with a tofu scramble for a healthy and filling start to your day.

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Pumpkin Pie Chia-Seed Pudding

Credit: © Sarah Bolla
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This chia seed pudding has all the spices of a delicious pumpkin pie; top it with chopped pecans and pepita seeds for a nice crunch.

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Spiced Chia Pudding with Blackberries and Granola

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This pudding not only tastes better than rice pudding, but it's loaded with nutrient-rich chia seeds.

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Açai Super Smoothie

Credit: ANTONIS ACHILLEOS
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Brazilian surfers first popularized this freakishly nutritious Amazonian berry. Now it has gone mainstream. The smoothie here, by F&W’s Grace Parisi, boosts açai's healthfulness with pomegranate juice.

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Overnight Oatmeal with Almonds and Dried Cranberries

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Many people miss out on the nutty flavor and nubby texture of oatmeal made with steel-cut oats because they assume it's too time-consuming to prepare. But if you soak the oats overnight, they cook in just 10 minutes.

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