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Jun 2, 2015

Company’s coming! Breakfast ideas for overnight guests

[tps_header] We moved away from our family and home state when we left for graduate school, and since then we’ve lived in four different states and gathered dear friends in every place we’ve been.  We love LOVE when we have guests, and when our friends and family come to visit.  It’s always so wonderful to get to spend time with them, and show them “our town”.  I seriously can’t wait for our house to be finished, so we can start having guests again!

We are pretty casual when it comes to breakfast, and even when guests come, we mostly stick to hot/cold cereal, fruit, yogurt, and juice.  It’s always fun serving an extra yummy breakfast during the visit, and we’ll save it for a morning when we have plenty of time to enjoy it. Summer travel brings with it more opportunities for guests, so I gathered up some of the most mouth-watering breakfast ideas for overnight guests I could find.  Many of them are also easy and quick to put together, which with their delicious factor, make for a winning combination!

12 yummy breakfast ideas for overnight guests | oldsaltfarm.com

12 YUMMY BREAKFAST IDEAS FOR OVERNIGHT GUESTS

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Blueberry Cream Cheese Coffee Cake, Jessie Weaver

Breakfast Crepes, Girl Inspired

Welcome to the Waffle Bar, Veronica Yem

Cinnamon Roll French Toast Casserole, The Frugal Girls

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  1. Gayla Pappenfoht says

    Jun 4, 2015 at 5:48 pm

    Those are some wonderful recipes. I don’t have any overnight guests here (no bed really.) but I do love to have brunches and breakfasts for my friends. We have just got to try some of your delicious recipes. They are always wonderful. As a little girl, my parents had company six weeks out of every summer. It was fun, but exhausting. Somewhere in the middle would be great.

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    • Simply Kierste says

      Jun 4, 2015 at 9:38 pm

      Absolutely—these are great for brunches anytime with friends and family. It’s fun to have something yummy and different. You’ll have to let me know what you think when you try one. Six weeks of company, wow! I can see how that would be fun, but I”m sure you were ready to have your house back to yourself again. :)

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