4 Must-Try Fast and Healthy Avocado Toast Recipes

Avocado toast recipes became a staple breakfast over the past decade. Whether you make smashed avocado toast, avocado toast with egg, or always include your favorite avocado toast topping (hello, everything bagel seasoning!), it's a quick and easy option for breakfast, snack time, or lunch. Try these piled-high avocado toast ideas the next time a craving for the rich, creamy fruit strikes. We've got some basic ideas and heartier, creative twists.

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Avocado-Egg Breakfast Sandwich

Avocado-Egg Breakfast Sandwich
Andy Lyons

Make this springy avocado toast breakfast in a flash any weekday morning by preparing a big batch of hard-cooked eggs and steamed asparagus on Sunday. Then all that's required on hectic workdays and school days is toasting the bread and assembling the layers. No more excuses to skip the most important meal of the day.

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Avocado Waffle Tartine

Avocado Waffle Tartine
Carson Downing

Reimagine your avocado toast by topping waffles! For this 2-ingredient recipe simply use frozen waffles as the base. Once toasted, use your favorite avocado toast toppings. We recommend sliced cucumber, chopped red onion, and crumbled feta.

Test Kitchen Tip: Avoid the dreaded avocado hand injury by using our tips for cutting avocados with ease.

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Avocado Ranch Tuna Melts

Avocado Ranch Tuna Melts
Karla Conrad

Go fish! This avocado toast recipe is crowned with a tasty tuna salad. To extend the calorie-dense (while also nutrition-rich) avocado, this recipe calls for mashing the fruit with fat-free ranch dressing and broccoli slaw. The combination is a satisfying, but light lunch idea.

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Tomato-Avocado Grilled Cheese

Tomato-Avocado Grilled Cheese
Andy Lyons

Put a fancy spin on comforting grilled cheese by giving it the avocado toast treatment. Get the kids to eat (and enjoy!) a dose of healthy fats by smashing avocado between whole grain bread, tomato slices, and melted Monterey Jack cheese.

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  1. https://health.ucsd.edu/news/releases/Pages/2021-11-29-havacado-or-two.aspx

  2. https://www.cedars-sinai.org/blog/healthy-and-delicious-avocado.html

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