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5 Haitian Breakfast Ideas for a Vegetarian
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  • March 29, 2025
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5 Haitian Breakfast Ideas for a Vegetarian

If you’re looking for light Haitian options to start the day off right, here are some simple and nutritious ideas:

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French : 5 idées de petits-déjeuners haïtiens pour une végétarienne

Spanish : 5 ideas de desayuno haitiano para vegetarianos

Creole : 5 ide dejene ayisyen pou yon vejetaryen

Summary

1. Tropical Fruits and Nuts

1. Tropical Fruits and Nuts

A blend of mango, papaya, pineapple, and banana paired with cashews or almonds for a fresh and vitamin-packed breakfast.

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2. Bread with Homemade Jam

2. Bread with Homemade Jam

A slice of bread spread with homemade guava, soursop, or tamarind jam, served with a nice ginger tea.

3. Banana-Mango-Coconut Milk Smoothie

3. Banana-Mango-Coconut Milk Smoothie

A creamy and nourishing smoothie with coconut milk, banana, and mango, lightly sweetened with honey or maple syrup.

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4. Akasan

4. Akasan

Akasan served slightly warm or cold for a more digestible option.

5. Cassava and Avocado Flatbread

5. Cassava and Avocado Flatbread

A lightly grilled cassava flatbread with avocado slices, a squeeze of lemon, and a pinch of salt.

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