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Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Christmas Morning Croissant Streusel Bake

This content has been sponsored by Inmar Intelligence and Midwest Dairy. All opinions are mine alone. #UndeniablyDairy #gotmilkrecipe

Our family's love of milk is layered in between fluffy croissants, brown sugar, chopped pecans and more in this tasty Christmas Morning Croissant Streusel Bake.

christmas morning croissant streusel bake


Do you have any distinct meal memories growing up?

Although both of my parents worked, my Mom always, always had a meal on the table come dinnertime {except for that one night of the week dedicated to frozen pizza}. Sometimes it was breakfast for dinner, sometimes it was a fancier roast with mashed potatoes, but one thing was always a staple.

Milk.

All of us kids always drank milk with every meal.


christmas morning croissant streusel bake


So needless to say, once I left for college and was out on my own, milk followed me! And as I started cooking and baking, milk was again included. Once I got married and started having kids our milk consumption went WAY up!

I remember when I had toddlers {three kids under the age of 5} we were purchasing 3 gallons of milk a week. It was our comfort drink of choice. Now that our kids are older {11, 9 and 6} we are no longer filling sippy cups on the daily with milk, but it still graces my cooking and our table.



For this recipe I purchased my milk at Target. Oh ,the memories of buying multiple gallons back in the day!

Make sure you grab a gallon to include in your meals when planning breakfasts and dinners for your family and, of course, for this fun breakfast casserole like this one.

Just look at this bite!

christmas morning croissant streusel bake


Incorporating dairy into your meals is EASY and VITAL in fueling wellness needs for your family. Dairy foods provide a powerful nutrient package with three essential vitamins for immune function found in milk - vitamin A, vitamin D and protein.

I mean, look at how using a simple milk and egg combination makes this amazingly delicious Christmas Morning Croissant Streusel Bake!

The holidays are nearing and comfort food is a must while we are gathered around the table with our family and close friends. It's a time when being at home is a priority and good meals are the mainstay.


christmas morning croissant streusel bake


Excited to to make your holiday shopping list early this year? Click on this image below to directly add the ingredients for my Christmas Morning Croissant Streusel Bake in your shopping cart!

Easy peasy.

It's never too early to start making lists and get organized for the most busiest times of the year.

christmas morning croissant streusel bake

We absolutely loved this breakfast dish!

Let's be honest, buttery croissants will make anything taste remarkable. Milk, half and half, eggs, vanilla, brown sugar, chopped pecans, butter, icing and more. All of this comes together and your house will smell amazing while you are busy opening gifts on Christmas morning.

The ease of this breakfast dish also gets high marks. You assemble it the night before and with just a little bit of streusel prep in the morning before placing it in the oven - making it easy!

Serve this with a side of fresh fruit, bacon or your favorite baked egg dish and Christmas morning breakfast is set! It will become a yearly tradition.


christmas morning croissant streusel bake


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I look forward to seeing this dish grace your holiday breakfast tables.

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  1. This looks like a perfect holiday breakfast, my family is going to love it!

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  2. Could berries be added to this?

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