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

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We especially love adding Christmassy ingredients like cinnamon, melted chocolate and fresh berries.

It’s a great way to welcome your elf back for another year, say hello to a new elf arrival, or simply signal the start of the holiday season. I make up a plate of fruit Santa hats consisting of a mix of strawberries on cocktail sticks with bannna fur trims and a marshmallow bobble, strawberries with fresh cream trims and grapes (even better if you can find the candy floss variety) with a raspberry hat. You can also mix up the toppings to create lots of different Christmas wreaths – the possibilities are endless! This gingerbread porridge has quite a grown-up flavour so it’s perfect for teenagers or adults who want to get involved in the festivities. For traditional themes, add mini Christmas Trees, fill vases with baubles or simply scatter them across the table.And for the final touch, add a black dot to each of the white chocolate beans, so your reindeer muffin really comes to life. My poor deprived dc get mini boxes of sugary cereal instead of their usual porridge, juice even though it’s not the weekend, and a mince pie. Your family can cook a big family breakfast, and offer an invitation for your official The Elf on the Shelf Scout Elf to join as a guest of honour!

However if you’d like to create a family-friendly sit down meal then enjoy making festive place settings for everyone. As the North Pole Breakfast is oriented around the dining table, it’s important to decorate the table nicely as it’s the centrepiece! But I’ve asked our fabulous Mumblers for some North Pole Breakfast ideas… and here we go; What exactly IS a North Pole Breakfast, and some great ideas on what we can serve in a North Pole Breakfast!If you’re wanting a hot option, porridge is a good healthy choice and the perfect backdrop for a Christmas theme. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of content, without express and written permission from this site’s author and owner is strictly prohibited.

The table was decorated with table confetti that I already had at home, as well as photo booth props that I picked up one year from Sainsbury’s for 25p. Our festive Christmas wreath breakfast is both delicious and nutritious, made with sweet, fresh fruits and a tasty toasted bagel. Then, let your little ones pop the hat back on, add a few chocolate chips for eyes, and you have your very own Santa strawberry! And, we’ve got lots of mocktail inspiration if you fancy going for something more a little more unusual!

I started a new Tradition last year of a Big Brunch on the earliest Friday in Dec, this year Dec 1st is a Friday . The night before Christmas Eve I set the table really “fancy” using all of the fun plates and dishes I can find. And if you fancy going the extra mile and making a full ‘Christmas Tree – Night Sky’ Christmas fruit board, check out our idea here. For a final festive sparkle, we have sprayed the tree and star with a few puffs of edible gold shimmer.

You can get elf shaped balloons, balloons to put your elf into or even have your elf hanging from them. A cross between a yum yum and dounut, with green icing, and sprinkles and in a Christmas Tree they will make a great addition to a Christmas-themed breakfast. To really finish your festive breakfast table in style, we’ve created a whole host of fun printables for you to use. Usually thrown on the 1st of December (but it can be done at any time in December that suits you), a North Pole Breakfast is a fun way to celebrate the countdown to Christmas and get into the festive spirit.A MUM has shared how she makes a cheap and simple 'North Pole Breakfast' to surprise her kids on December 1. A relatively new Christmas tradition, it’s a fun family-friendly meal to celebrate the Christmas countdown. This was really great value for money as theres so much included, from all the tableware to games to play. For anyone who loves ‘Elf’ as much as we do in our family, you’ll know that elves at the North Pole LOVE sugar. Some people choose to host theirs on Christmas Eve, or maybe you could host one if you have one of your children’s birthday in December.