Office Meeting Breakfast Ideas

Make-ahead jars, wraps, hot trays and drinks to feed a team at a morning meeting.

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  • Office Meeting Breakfast Ideas
  • Overnight oats with chia
  • Greek yogurt parfaits
  • Yogurt bar with toppings
  • Oatmeal station with nuts, fruit
  • Peanut butter banana wraps
  • Egg and veggie breakfast burritos
  • Breakfast bowls
  • Smoked salmon bagels
  • Scrambled eggs, sausage, breakfast potatoes
  • Bagels with assorted cream cheeses
  • Pastries and breakfast breads
  • Cut fruit display
  • Egg and sausage casserole
  • Baked French toast
  • Frittata, strata or quiche
  • Gluten-free and vegan pastries
  • Coffee, regular and decaf
  • Hot tea, juice, bottled water
  • Granola with almonds, cranberries
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ClickUp's overnight oats recipe needs at least six hours in the fridge, so make that one the evening before. For hot food, one caterer on Chef Talk drops off around 7:30 for offices that eat at 8:00. Whatever you pick, ask about dietary needs first; it's easier to build them in than to patch them later. This list assumes you're feeding a team at a regular meeting and either prepping yourself or ordering in. It leaves out plated sit-down meals.

Why these items are on the list

  1. Overnight oats with chia. ClickUp's recipe: ½ cup oats, 1 tbsp chia, 1 cup almond milk. Chill at least 6 hours.
  2. Greek yogurt parfaits. ClickUp's recipe: layer 1 cup yogurt, ¼ cup granola and ¼ cup berries.
  3. Yogurt bar with toppings. A station lets people build their own and covers different dietary needs.
  4. Oatmeal station with nuts, fruit. Put out nuts and fruit and let everyone top their own bowl.
  5. Peanut butter banana wraps. Cut them in half so they're easy to carry to the meeting room.
  6. Egg and veggie breakfast burritos. ClickUp's recipe: two scrambled eggs, sautéed peppers and onions, a little cheddar, rolled tight in a tortilla.
  7. Breakfast bowls. Scrambled eggs, spinach, roasted sweet potato and avocado. Serve warm.
  8. Smoked salmon bagels. ClickUp's recipe per bagel: 2 oz smoked salmon, 2 tbsp cream cheese, four cucumber slices.
  9. Scrambled eggs, sausage, breakfast potatoes. A classic hot spread. A caterer can deliver it in insulated warmers.
  10. Bagels with assorted cream cheeses. Continental staples that let people grab what they like quickly.
  11. Pastries and breakfast breads. Fresh pastries and warm Danish fill out a continental spread.
  12. Cut fruit display. Pair it with yogurt and granola for a lighter option.
  13. Egg and sausage casserole. One caterer says it holds well, which matters when it sits out.
  14. Baked French toast. A caterer expects it to travel and hold well; whole-grain bread is one suggestion.
  15. Frittata, strata or quiche. One Chef Talk caterer says quiche and frittatas do well in a chafing dish.
  16. Gluten-free and vegan pastries. Put them out next to the regular ones so no one feels left out.
  17. Coffee, regular and decaf. Spork Bytes' minimum: regular and decaf, with cream, sugar and dairy-free alternatives. Its view: no coffee, hardly a meeting.
  18. Hot tea, juice, bottled water. Orange juice and a selection of hot teas round out the drinks table.
  19. Granola with almonds, cranberries. One caterer's signature: store-bought granola with toasted almond slivers and dried cranberries.

Split the list with a coworker: one of you orders, one preps, and you both tick off what's handled so nothing doubles up.

When to use it

Use it when you're planning breakfast for a morning team meeting and need ideas to prep or order.

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