Breakfast (disambiguation)

Breakfast is the first meal of the day.

Breakfast may also refer to:

Arts, entertainment, and media

Broadcasting

Breakfast, the early-morning daypart period on a radio or television station when most listeners or viewers will be eating breakfast, e.g.:
- Breakfast (Australian TV program), a 2012 Australian breakfast television news program that aired on Network Ten
- Breakfast (New Zealand TV program), a New Zealand magazine style news and current affairs program that airs on TV One
  - Saturday Breakfast, a 2011–2012 Saturday edition of the daily New Zealand magazine style news and current affairs program
- Breakfast (Philippine TV program), a 1999–2007 Filipino morning television program that aired on Studio 23
- Breakfast, a programme on BBC Radio 3 broadcast on weekday mornings
- BBC Breakfast, a British morning television news programme simulcast on BBC One and the BBC News channel
- Breakfast News, a 1989–2000 British morning television news programme that aired on BBC One
- Breakfast Time, a 1983–1989 British morning television news programme that aired on BBC One
- CP24 Breakfast, a Canadian morning news and entertainment program on CP24
- News Breakfast, or 'ABC News Breakfast, a 2008 Australian breakfast television news program on ABC1 and ABC News 24
- The Big Breakfast, a 1992–2002 British morning television news programme that aired on Channel 4
"Breakfast" (airdate 1987), the first episode of the British television series ChuckleVision,

Music

Albums

Breakfast (Chiddy Bang album), 2012
Breakfast (Mr Floppy album), 1991

Songs

"Breakfast", a song by Chiddy Bang from their eponymous 2012 album
"Breakfast", a song by Kelis from the 2014 album Food
"Breakfast", a song by Newsboys from the 1996 album Take Me to Your Leader (Newsboys album)
"Breakfast", a song by The Associates album, Perhaps(Album)
"Breakfast (Syrup)", a 2012 song by Kreayshawn featuring 2 Chainz
”Breakfast“, a song by Brockhampton from the 2016 mixtape, All-American Trash

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