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

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Hot Chocolate is a staple drink of winter for us so it has to be included in our special North Pole Breakfast. I was introduced to the idea about 13 years ago when a neighbour posted pictures of hers on Facebook. For a healthier alternative, use chopped up fruit to design Christmas Trees or use straws rather than kebab sticks to make fruit candy canes or make a standard breakfast into something a little more interesting!

Alternatively, use Christmas-themed cookie cutters and cut shapes out of dutch and American-style pancakes. Christmas cornflake wreaths are perfect because you can give a normal breakfast cereal a special seasonal makeover.We use grandmas Christmas tablecloth, Christmas plates / glasses and then sometimes treats / sometimes fancier - reindeer pancakes were my favourite. As you can see, it's super simple to make", she said whilst arranging the grapes into a tree shape below the pancake and then adding some candy cane smarties on top, to make baubles. The North Pole breakfasts are usually thrown on the first day or during the first weekend of December although you can, of course, or Christmas Eve, although of course, you throw yours at any time to suit your family. For one of our most magical Christmas breakfast ideas, you’ll need some black writing icing, pretzel crisps (cut in half), plus red and white chocolate beans. Paper plates and accessories make it easy to clean up after and they’re the best way to add some colour.

Living in Lancashire with her husband Phill and their two daughters, Bethany and Dorothy – Rachel has been blogging for eight years about family, food, craft, travel and vintage style.It says the year on one side and their name on the other side, and I put photos of them from the last year on it. A North Pole breakfast can be enjoyed at any time throughout December, but two perfect opportunities are Christmas Day itself or, the one we enjoy most - enjoying a North Pole breakfast with your Elf after he or she arrives on December 1! It is our final special morning with her and it’s the only time on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day that our family is just us- before we head to parties and family gatherings and host company. Made simply by placing ham and cheese on to puff pastry then rolling up longways into a sausage shape.