These Mini Peanut Butter Banana Breakfast Pizzas are a fun new twist on breakfast. They also make a great snack!
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I am pretty predictable when it comes to breakfast. In the hotter months (most of the time in Tucson), I have a fresh green juice or a smoothie with frozen bananas, greens, Vega One, peanut butter, and water. During the colder months or on days that I actually feel like cooking for breakfast, I will have a Tofu Scramble or Tofu Frittata.
There are days when I like to have a change in my breakfast regime. Today I decided to make these Mini Peanut Butter Banana Breakfast Pizzas. They are like having mini toasts, but instead I made mini pizzas.
These mini pizzas are sweet and savory with a crunch from the granola and cacao nibs. They would work well for a brunch potluck, because they are so small and guests can eat a variety of foods. I used a muffin tin to make the pizza crusts. If you don’t have one, you could make free form pizza crusts or use a cookie cutter.
I left the instruction “per pizza” because I only make a few of these at a time since I am the only one eating them. I have a wonderful pizza crust that I buy where I can mix up a batch of pizza dough, make small amounts at a time, and put the rest in the fridge.
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Mini Peanut Butter Banana Breakfast Pizzas
Ingredients – per 2 1/2 ” mini pizza
- gluten free pizza dough mix – I used Namaste
- 1 teaspoon peanut butter
- drizzle of maple syrup
- pinch finely shredded coconut
- pinch vanilla almond granola
- 1 teaspoon chopped banana
- pinch cacao nibs
Instructions
- Make / cook pizza crust according to directions in a muffin tin.
- Spread peanut butter on pizzas. Drizzle maple syrup on top of peanut butter.
- Sprinkle coconut flakes and vanilla almond granola on top of maple syrup.
- Place chopped banana and cacao nibs on pizzas. Serve.
kimfit15 says
yum, yum and yum…I have a bunch of overripe bananas on my counter right now and I could make these
Willow Moon says
And freeze a bunch too! I always buy extra bananas so that I can freeze them for smoothies. Although, lately they have been making me very cold, but I still love them!
Michelle says
These look so cute, not to mention tasty! I’m totally going to make these.
lutskym says
Great idea, looks like it would be very filling and delicious!
Katie Dillon says
This looks delicious, almost like having dessert for breakfast!
Revathi says
Looks like a great idea to have a healthy breakfast !!!
Caroline says
These are cute and easy looking to make
Willow Moon says
Super easy! The hardest part (which isn’t hard at all) is the homemade granola.
Allison Jones says
These look awesome! Such a unique breakfast idea. Thanks for sharing!!!
LiveLifeWell,
Allison
Amanda says
Yum! Kids would love this breakfast. It is such a fun change of pace!
Willow Moon says
They help make them too!
popshopamerica says
this is so cute!!
nicoleleemcneil says
these look really tasty! love pb & bananas together!! thanks for sharing 🙂
Chris says
Yum!!! Perfect for a delicious, different breakfast!!!
Joscelyn | Wifemamafoodie says
Yum! I love this idea!
Sara | Belly Rumbles says
A cute and fun breakfast idea, I’m so making them.
WhitBit's Indian Kitchen says
How cute! I love the idea of little healthy breakfast pizzas!