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​​7 ways to include beetroot in breakfast​

etimes.in | Last updated on - Jun 11, 2025, 15:33 IST
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7 ways to include beetroot in breakfast

Beetroot may not be the first thing you think of for breakfast, but this dark red vegetable is full of nutrients and a smart way to begin your day. It has iron, folate, and antioxidants, and its mild, sweet, earthy taste goes well with many foods. Eating beetroot in the morning can increase energy, support digestion, and improve blood flow. Its rich colour also makes your plate look bright and fresh. If you’re looking to try something different, here are a few simple ways to enjoy beetroot in your breakfast.

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Blend it into smoothies

A small piece of raw beetroot blends well with bananas, berries, or apples. It gives your smoothie a bright pink hue and a mild earthiness. It’s an easy way to add fibre, antioxidants, and a natural energy boost, especially on busy days.

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Make beetroot parathas

Add grated beetroot to your atta with spices like jeera and ajwain, then roll out soft pink parathas. These parathas look great and help improve blood flow and digestion, especially when eaten with curd or pickle.

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Add to poha or upma

Finely chopped beetroot mixes well into poha or upma, adding a fresh touch. With curry leaves, a squeeze of lemon juice, and peanuts, it becomes a breakfast that is both delicious and filling.

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Mix into dosa or cheela batter

Grated beetroot adds a crisp texture, bright colour, and mild sweetness to your regular dosa or cheela batter. It blends perfectly with your usual spices and gives a boost of iron and folate, making breakfast tasty and healthy.

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Beetroot and curd bowl

Mix chopped cooked beetroot with fresh curd, a pinch of cumin, and a little rock salt. It’s refreshing, cooling, and supports gut health. This bowl combines the benefits of probiotics and plant nutrients in a simple dish.

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Beetroot toast spread

Make a creamy spread using cooked beetroot blended with hung curd or hummus. Spread it on toast and top with seeds or herbs for a colourful and tasty breakfast option that’s light but energising.

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Bake it into muffins or pancakes

Mix some grated beetroot into your pancake or muffin batter for extra colour and moisture. It adds nutrients while making your breakfast sweet and healthy. This is a fun way to make breakfast more fun — especially for kids.



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