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Here you’ll find 31 Breakfast Foods that start with P, from “Pain au chocolat” to “Pão de queijo”. Most entries are quick grab-and-go items, baked goods, or familiar regional breakfasts.
Breakfast foods that start with P are morning dishes and snacks whose common names begin with the letter P. For example, Pain au chocolat is a French pastry staple, while pão de queijo is a beloved Brazilian cheese bread.
Below you’ll find the table with Item, Main ingredients, Calories (per typical serving), and Source.
Item: The food name and common variants, letting you quickly identify familiar items or regional names.
Main ingredients: A short list of key components so you can plan shopping or adapt recipes easily.
Calories (per typical serving): An estimated calorie value for a standard portion so you can compare and plan meals.
Source: Where the calorie or ingredient information comes from so you can check accuracy or learn more.
Breakfast Foods that start with P
Item Main ingredients Typical serving Calories (kcal)
P ancakeflour, egg, milk, sugar, baking powder, butter 1 pancake (60g) 175
P arfaityogurt, fruit, granola, honey 1 cup (245g) 300
P orridgeoats, water or milk, salt, optional sweetener 1 cup cooked (245g) 150
P oached eggegg, water, vinegar (optional) 1 egg (50g) 72
P ain au chocolatpuff pastry, butter, chocolate 1 piece (70g) 350
P astel de natapuff pastry, egg custard, sugar, cinnamon 1 tart (50g) 230
P opoverflour, egg, milk, butter 1 popover (60g) 150
P offertjesflour, buckwheat or wheat flour, egg, milk, butter 6 pieces (100g) 300
P ita breadwheat flour, water, yeast, salt 1 pocket (60g) 165
P lantainplantain (cooked), oil or butter for frying 1 cooked plantain (150g) 220
P apayapapaya, often served fresh 1 cup diced (140g) 55
P ineapplepineapple, fresh or canned 1 cup diced (165g) 82
P earpear (fresh) 1 medium (178g) 100
P eachpeach (fresh) 1 medium (150g) 60
P lumplum (fresh) 1 medium (66g) 30
P ersimmonpersimmon (fresh) 1 medium (168g) 118
P ohaflattened rice, onion, mustard seed, turmeric, peas 1 cup cooked (200g) 250
P utturice flour, grated coconut, water 1 cup (150g) 250
P esarattugreen gram (mung), rice, ginger, chilies 1 large crepe (100g) 180
P arathawhole wheat flour, ghee/oil, water, salt 1 paratha (100g) 300
P aneer bhurjipaneer (Indian cheese), onion, tomato, spices 1 cup (200g) 350
P andesalwheat flour, sugar, yeast, milk 1 roll (50g) 150
P ão de queijocassava flour (tapioca), cheese, egg, milk 1 piece (40g) 120
P olentacornmeal, water or milk, butter or cheese (optional) 1 cup cooked (250g) 180
P ecan rollflour, sugar, butter, pecans, cinnamon 1 roll (100g) 380
P otato pancakegrated potato, egg, flour, onion, oil 1 pancake (80g) 200
P ikeletflour, egg, milk, baking powder, butter 1 pikelet (30g) 60
P rata (Roti prata)wheat flour, ghee/oil, water, salt 1 piece (100g) 350
P rotein shakemilk or plant milk, protein powder, fruit (optional) 1 cup (240ml) 200
P uffed rice cerealpuffed rice (milled), sometimes salt or sugar 1 cup (20g) 70
P umpkin breadflour, pumpkin puree, sugar, egg, oil 1 slice (60g) 200
Descriptions
P ancake
Classic griddle cake served worldwide for breakfast; variants include American stack, crêpe-style thin pancakes and buckwheat/banana versions.
P arfait
Layered yogurt, fruit and granola often eaten for breakfast or brunch; common in North America with many fruit and nut variants.
P orridge
Hot cereal made from oats (or other grains); simple, warming breakfast popular in the UK, Ireland and globally with sweet or savory toppings.
P oached egg
Egg gently cooked in simmering water; common breakfast topping for toast, salads or Eggs Benedict; soft texture and low added fat.
P ain au chocolat
Buttery French pastry filled with dark chocolate; popular breakfast pastry in France and bakeries worldwide.
P astel de nata
Portuguese custard tart—crispy pastry with a caramelized custard center; enjoyed as a breakfast pastry or snack in Portugal and globally.
P opover
Light, hollow baked roll similar to Yorkshire pudding; served warm for breakfast or brunch, often with butter or jam.
P offertjes
Small, fluffy Dutch pancakes often topped with butter and powdered sugar; popular street food and breakfast treat in the Netherlands.
P ita bread
Round pocket bread from the Middle East; commonly used at breakfast for sandwiches or with eggs, cheese and spreads.
P lantain
Starchy banana often fried or boiled and served at breakfast across West Africa, Caribbean and Latin America; can be sweet or savory.
P apaya
Tropical fruit commonly eaten at breakfast in tropical regions and alongside yogurt or smoothies; sweet, seedy center removed.
P ineapple
Tropical, tangy fruit often included in fruit salads or with yogurt for breakfast; common in tropical regions and globally.
P ear
Juicy fruit frequently eaten at breakfast or added to cereal and yogurt; many varieties available worldwide.
P each
Summer stone fruit commonly sliced into cereal, yogurt or eaten plain at breakfast; sweet and fragrant.
P lum
Small stone fruit eaten fresh at breakfast or stewed into compotes and toppings for porridge or toast.
P ersimmon
Sweet autumn fruit eaten fresh or sliced over cereal and yogurt; popular in East Asia and autumn markets.
P oha
Flattened rice stir-fried with spices and vegetables; a quick, savory breakfast staple in western and central India.
P uttu
Steamed cylindrical rice-and-coconut cake from Kerala, India; served with banana, chickpea curry or grated coconut and sugar.
P esarattu
Savory crepe from Andhra Pradesh, India made from green gram batter; often served with chutney or upma for breakfast.
P aratha
Layered Indian flatbread pan-fried in ghee or oil; commonly eaten for breakfast with yogurt, pickles or curries.
P aneer bhurji
Indian-style scrambled paneer cooked with vegetables and spices; popular savory breakfast or brunch dish in India.
P andesal
Soft, slightly sweet Filipino bread roll commonly eaten for breakfast with butter, cheese or spreads.
P ão de queijo
Brazilian cheese bread—small, chewy baked rolls served hot for breakfast or snacks throughout Brazil.
P olenta
Savory cornmeal porridge eaten soft for breakfast in Italy and some Latin American cuisines; served sweet or savory with toppings.
P ecan roll
Sweet breakfast pastry similar to a cinnamon roll topped with pecans and glaze; common in North American bakeries.
P otato pancake
Crispy fried cakes of grated potato (latkes or rösti variants) served at breakfast in many European cuisines.
P ikelet
Small Australian/New Zealand griddle cakes, similar to thick crêpes or pancakes; often served with jam or cream for breakfast.
P rata (Roti prata)
South Indian-influenced flaky flatbread popular in Singapore and Malaysia; eaten with curry or egg for breakfast.
P rotein shake
Quick, protein-rich blended drink often consumed as a grab-and-go breakfast; calorie and protein vary by ingredients.
P uffed rice cereal
Light, airy cereal often eaten with milk for a low-calorie breakfast or used in porridge mixes and snacks.
P umpkin bread
Moist quick bread flavored with pumpkin and spices; commonly eaten at breakfast or as a snack in autumn.
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