20 Delicious Breakfast Pizzas To Make

If you like to load your breakfast dishes with classic toppings like vegetables, onions, meat, and cheese, then this is the breakfast pizza to try out.

You can make a whole morning of preparing this pizza since you need to cook eggs, meat, and vegetables. 

Although bacon is the main ingredient on this pizza, I like this pizza for the egg wash that helps set everything to the crust.

I also enjoy adding green onions with the eggs to add a little extra punch and Picante sauce as a more flavorful sauce alternative.

Just remember to cook the bacon before adding it to the pizza.

This is one of the easiest pizzas you can make right at home.

After all, you just need a pizza crust, bacon, eggs, and some cheese to bring it all together.

Brown sugar ham, taco sauce, Mexican cheese, and mild sausage make great additions to this recipe. Grilled vegetables are a timely addition if you're making this in summer.

This recipe suggests using pepper jack or sharp cheddar cheese, and I agree that the spiciness changes the breakfast pizza game.

Brush the pizza crust with olive oil to help it bake, and you've got some delightful extra flavor on top of the jalapenos, mushrooms, and potatoes you can add. 

A sausage breakfast pizza utilizes scrambled eggs, crumbled pork sausage, and Monterey Jack and cheddar cheese to make a savory morning meal.

A little hot sauce or green onion can go a long way in making this pizza taste spectacular. 

You just have to spread out the crust and then sprinkle everything on top before popping it into the oven for a few minutes.

Crescent rolls let you make a pizza crust without cutting it into pieces.

They also make a buttery, fluffy alternative that makes a breakfast pizza for me. I like adding sausage and eggs to this pizza to really pack it with protein before a busy day.

In this case, the egg works as a sauce and binds the sausage and cheese to the crust.

Instead of eggs or Picante sauce, we'll use gravy as a sauce for this pizza.

It still includes breakfast pizza favorites like sausage and eggs. I like using gravy every so often to offset these familiar flavors and give the pizza an extra kick.

Whoever thought of putting tater tots on pizza is a certified genius because they add an extra touch of flavor and crunch to an ordinary breakfast pizza.

In this case, the tater tots make up the crust by lining a cast iron skillet with individual tater tots. 

This is the first recipe on this list featuring avocado, which brings lots of texture and flavor to a breakfast pizza.

It also utilizes sunny-side-up eggs that go a long way with some salt and pepper. Just remember not to cook the avocado slices with the pizza.

Wait until it's baked for about 15 minutes, and place the slices wherever necessary.

If you like your breakfast pizzas sweet, this is the one to try.

Cinnamon sugar apples and streusel provide sweetness, and the glaze is dairy-free, so it's good for lactose-intolerant pizza fans.

You might even consider it a dessert pizza since it tastes like an apple pie.

Here's a great breakfast pizza recipe to make on the grill during the warmer months.

Once again, we will use gravy as a sauce for this pizza. This time, we'll spread half the gravy onto the crust and then save the rest for sprinkling over the eggs, bacon, sausage, and other choice toppings.

A skinny breakfast pizza is a pizza that uses reduced-fat ingredients.

Just pick up a reduced-fat pizza crust, reduced-fat pork sausage, reduced-fat cheddar cheese, and some green onions, and you've got a healthier breakfast pizza.

A keto breakfast pizza can help lower your dairy consumption without making you give up eating cheese.

In a different twist, the sauce consists of cream, cream cheese, and garlic. After that, you can do whatever you like with the pizza, like adding crumbled bacon or sausage, cheddar, or Monterey Jack cheese.

This berry breakfast pizza is a berry pie using various berries, cream cheese spread, and toasted pita bread.

The cream cheese spread is my favorite part because adding a little sugar and vanilla extract to the cheese makes the pizza taste like dessert.

I like this recipe because I love taking a huge bite out of the sunny-side-up egg and mixing the yoke with pesto and cheese and spices.

Asparagus, peas, and arugula help make this recipe healthier, but we're all here for the eggs and spice.

Puff pastry makes everything better with its flaky, buttery taste.

It will take a little longer to make this pizza since you need to bake the puff pastry apart from the other ingredients, but they combine wonderfully in the end. Plus, using a cheese sauce as a base? Genius!

Pizza works excellent in a roll form but also works fantastic as a stick, where you can enjoy all the pizza goodness in a bite-size chunk.

The name "pizza on toast" makes sense for this recipe since you get bacon, eggs, cheddar, and vegetables all wrapped up in a crunchy crust.

If you're going to make a breakfast pizza, why not use a classic English muffin?

Just sprinkle on some cheese, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, or other breakfast toppings, and you've got yourself some snack-size pizzas for any time of the day.

The title makes it sound like you're making a pizza on an everything bagel, but it's everything seasoning.

Simply make a classic breakfast pizza on a crunchy crust and sprinkle everything seasoning over the whole thing.

Adding cauliflower to a pizza helps lower your carb intake and increase your veggie intake.

You simply grate some cauliflower into crumbs and combine it with other ingredients to make a crust.

Otherwise, add whatever toppings you want and broil until well-toasted.

Check out other gluten free pizza crusts to try!