How To Make McDonald's Breakfast At Home

How to Make McDonald’s Breakfast at Home

Stopping at McDonald's in the morning is always a treat. You can grab something sweet like a delicious yogurt parfait with vanilla Greek yogurt, crunchy granola, and berries, or indulge in a McGriddle with fluffy eggs, savory bacon or sausage, melty cheese, and sweet pancake "bread." If you want a healthy alternative, try their maple brown sugar and fruit oatmeal with strawberries, blueberries, and raisins. There are so many breakfast options to choose from, many of which you can recreate right in your own kitchen.

McDonald’s Breakfast Burrito

Enjoy a delicious breakfast burrito packed with sausage, onions, cheese, and fluffy eggs. It is so simple to make at home that you won't ever need to go to McDonald's for your a.m. burrito fix again. For the McDonald's Breakfast Burrito recipe, click here.

McDonald’s Egg McMuffin

The Egg McMuffin — that tasty and compact wedge of cheese, egg, and buttered toast — is only 300 calories. Plus, it's easy to make at home. If you want to know how we get that egg and ham to be perfectly round, you've come to the right place. For the McDonald's Egg McMuffin recipe, click here.  – McDonald's Corp

McDonald’s Fruit and Yogurt Parfait

Combine vanilla yogurt with fresh fruit — we recommend strawberries and blueberries — top with granola, and you have a delicious and simple parfait that is just like the ones at McDonald's. For the McDonald's Fruit and Yogurt Parfait recipe, click here.

McDonald’s Hash Browns

One of the best reasons for visiting McDonald's at breakfast is their crispy and delicious hash browns. Now you can make the same delectable breakfast side right at home. For the McDonald's Hash Browns recipe, click here.

McDonald’s Maple Brown Sugar and Fruit Oatmeal

Load your oatmeal with delicious apples, cranberries, and raisins for a wholesome and delicious breakfast. If McGriddles and burritos seem too indulgent, you might prefer this simple alternative. For the McDonald's Maple Brown Sugar and Fruit Oatmeal recipe, click here.

McDonald’s McGriddle

What's better than a McDonald's Egg McMuffin? A McDonald's Egg McMuffin served in between two pancakes. When McDonald's introduced the McGriddle to menus of various countries in 2003, people were more than excited to try this new take on the breakfast sandwich, and the company made the smart decision to introduce it to all of their menus. Though this sandwich receives flack for its health content — a pancake-wrapped breakfast is a bit decadent — it remains one of McDonald's most-loved menu items. —Megan Byrne For the McDonald's McGriddle recipe, click here.

McDonald’s Sausage Egg and Cheese Biscuit

Have some extra buttermilk biscuits? The perfect recipe to whip up is a McDonald's-style sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit sandwich. Bacon is also an option, or you can opt for egg whites and white Cheddar cheese. For the McDonald's Sausage Egg and Cheese Biscuit recipe, click here.

McDonald’s Sausage Egg and Cheese McMuffin

Make delicious sausage patties from scratch and put them between a warm and toasted English muffin with fluffy eggs. Top your eggs with American cheese if you want to have the full McDonald's experience, but you can also use Cheddar or mozzarella. For the McDonald's Sausage Egg and Cheese McMuffin recipe, click here.

McDonald’s Sausage McGriddle

Warm and tasty griddle cakes (or pancakes) when you're making them at home) become sandwich bread for a savory sausage patty. Feel free to add egg or cheese if you'd like. For the McDonald's Sausage McGriddle recipe, click here.