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Nutty Strawberry Banana Breakfast Quinoa {Vegan & Gluten-Free}

Easy vegan & gluten free nutty strawberry banana breakfast quinoa made with simple ingredients and delicious flavors. The perfect meal prep breakfast that can be kept in the fridge overnight and enjoyed the next morning!

Prep Time
5 mins
Cook Time
15 mins
Total Time
20 mins

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  • says:

    5 stars
    This is so so tasty and such an easy breakfast that keeps me full all morning – thank you!

    • replied:

      YAY! SO glad you are enjoying this recipe!

  • says:

    3 stars
    I made this yesterday (one portion for me, 3 for baby) for my 16month old. The soupy texture therefore worked quite well. I blended the raw banana,raw cashews, and half the strawberry’s in a blender with pea milk (it has a maple flavour). Next time I will blend in some spinach and flax plus use less milk. Thanks, we both enjoyed it.

    • replied:

      Amazing! Perfect breakfast to share with the kiddos 🙂 Glad you both like it!

  • says:

    Did you caramelize your bananas? They don’t look “raw”

  • says:

    Made this for breakfast this morning. I would definitely cut back on the milk. Yikes! It was super soupy – it didn’t look pretty like your picture. Will have to try again for sure!

    • replied:

      The milk can be added based on your preference.

  • says:

    Love This Breakfast Quinoa Recipe!

  • says:

    I just made this for breakfast- I added a bit more cinnamon and roasted the nuts with a bit of honey on top- it was really enjoyable! something a little bit different but yummy and healthy. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing recipes. You have a gift. I loved the chipotle quinoa chili, and lemon blueberry pancakes and the nutella stuffed cookies were big hits. I have become a big fan! More vegetarian recipes would be wonderful too!

  • says:

    oh boy, this looks amazingly delicious – I think I know what I am having for breakfast this weekend! 🙂

  • says:

    YUM!! I made this last night and served this morning, it was amazing thanks for sharing the recipe!

  • says:

    I have been on the hunt for a breakfast quinoa recipe and I cannot wait to try this tomorrow! Love the added coconut. I’m obsessed with the almond and coconut bars made by the Kind brand. Thanks for the inspiration!

  • says:

    That sounds so good! I’ve been on the lookout for some healthy breakfast ideas for the summer, because my usual steaming oatmeal doesn’t always sound so good, and breakfast quinoa sounds almost perfect!

  • says:

    where do you buy your unsweetened coconut? Do you get it at a health food store or some place like Trader Joes?

  • says:

    thanks! I’ve been wanting to try it for breakfast.

  • says:

    So great that you can make this ahead of time! That’s the first thing I though when I saw this 🙂 It looks SO good but if I need another 45 minutes to cook in the morning its not happening…..this is absolutely perfect Monique!

    p.s. I made a version of your peach bbq sauce turkey burgers the other day 🙂 I told you I was obsessed with them! I cheated with a store bought sauce bc I was in hurry, but will def be giving yours a try next time!

    • replied:

      Awesome so glad you made the burgers!

  • says:

    I had this for breakfast today and it was delicious! I love quinoa — and eat it like oatmeal for breakfast all the time (as well as other hearty whole grains). I usually add an extra cup of almond milk to the mix after cooking, and let it soak in the fridge overnight so that it gets REALLY fluffy and creamy and porridge-y. While cooking, I stir in a teaspoon of brown sugar, a BIG dash of cinnamon, and a little dash of cloves. Heavenly 🙂

    • replied:

      I’ve heard of adding almond milk after cooking too! Soaking it in the fridge overnight sounds like a great idea.

  • says:

    What a neat idea! I’ve never thought to make my quinoa into breakfast! Thanks for the tip!

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