Agree. What a waste of bacon!! 
Ok, this is on the menu now.
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I’m going to try those day after Christmas!
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Overnight French toast casserole makes the morning easier. Mimosas for all, also whatever coffee you want from the super automatic.
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You can mix some finely chopped apples into the batter. Yum!!
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Cinnamon rolls always on Christmas morning when our kids were growing up. Now that it’s just H and me, I don’t do the cinnamon rolls. I sometimes make a coffee cake. I haven’t decided what to do this year yet.
But, like @thumper1, it is always coffee first. And it will be a holiday blend this year.
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In our house, it wouldn’t be Christmas morning without homemade beignets and cafe au lait. Accompaniments vary yearly, but those pillowy squares of freshly fried dough buried under a mountain of powered sugar are a constant. Lots of memories tied to this treat.
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Us too!
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we have brunch, not breakfast–
Quiche or spanish tortilla
Bowl of fruit that nobody eats
Bacon which they fight over
Plate of christmas cookies which are gone in 5 min
French toast later when someone notices they are hungry
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I made @BunsenBurner pancakes a few posts above this morning to trial it and 
they are really good! Different texture and flavor since they have yeast. I added apples to mine as she suggested and ropes with chopped pecans and maple syrup - I’m someone who likes goodies in or on my pancakes or waffles.
Highly recommend !
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That would be me. I’ll pass every time. If I even eat one piece a week it’s because DH put it on my plate. I’ve always considered fruit an ornamental, not food.