Blueberry Breakfast Quesadilla

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Grab a big tortilla or flatbread and spread cinnamon cream cheese on half. Toss on frozen blueberries, then fold it over. Grill it in a hot pan until the outside’s super crisp and the inside is melting and oozy. That sweet berry juice might drip, so be ready. You can always swap in basic cream cheese with some ground cinnamon. Slice it up and enjoy a breakfast that feels like dessert but is a breeze to make.

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Updated on Fri, 20 Jun 2025 23:28:19 GMT
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Nothing beats waking up to the smell of a hot Blueberry Breakfast Quesadilla. You need just three basics and a couple of minutes, and you’ve got a crunchy outside with a gooey middle that you can eat right from your hand. Cinnamon cream cheese melts into sweet berries for a no-fuss breakfast that’s packed with flavor and ready fast.

Honestly, this became my go-to when I wanted something cooler than plain cereal but didn’t want to scrub a pile of dishes. Now, lazy weekends and busy mornings just aren’t the same without it.

Tasty Ingredients

  • Frozen blueberries: Frozen options burst with flavor and save time. Pick ones that are dark and don’t have added sugar.
  • The Laughing Cow Cinnamon Cream Cheese Spread: Sweet, spicy, and creamy. If you can’t find this, just use regular cream cheese and shake on some cinnamon.
  • Large light tortilla or Flatout wrap: You want something sturdy (but light) so it crisps up nicely and doesn’t feel too heavy in the morning.

Easy How-To

Slice and Share:
After cooking, pop it onto a cutting board and let it sit for a bit. That way, you won’t burn your hands on blueberry lava. Cut into triangles and dig in.
Fold and Toast:
Flip one side of the tortilla on top so you get a half-circle. Press gently, then lay it in the pan. Sizzle both sides for a couple minutes till crispy and golden, then check that the middle’s oozy and berries are hot.
Get the Pan Ready:
Spritz with a little cooking spray, but don’t overdo it or you’ll get a soggy bottom.
Put it Together:
Smear a thick spread of cinnamon cream cheese over half your tortilla. Leave just a bit of edge still bare. Toss on the frozen blueberries, pressing a little so they don't roll away.
Heat It Up:
Put your pan over medium-high and let it get nice and hot. It'll help the outside get that perfect crunch and keep your wrap from burning.
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Good to Remember

  • Toss in whatever fruit you like for something different
  • Gives you a breakfast loaded with protein and fiber for real energy
  • Swap spreads or berries for a totally new vibe

I’m honestly obsessed with the blueberries because they pop and go all jammy in the center. Once my kiddo tried it, she was hooked for weekends and likes to help squish the berries onto the cheese now.

Keeping It Fresh

This is best right after making it, since a tortilla gets soft fast. If you need to prep ahead, wrap it in foil and heat in a pan for a minute to get the crunch back.

Easy Swaps

No cinnamon cream cheese? No worries. Use plain and dust with cinnamon before adding the berries. Just about any creamy spread will work, and you can sub in raspberries or strawberries if you’re out of blueberries.

Fun Ways to Eat

This goes great with a mug of hot coffee or a cold glass of milk. If you’re feeling fancy, cut it into baby wedges for an easy brunch snack everyone can grab.

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Food Origins

Mexican in roots, quesadillas usually mean savory, but this breakfast spin is pure American morning energy. The sweet juicy berries and smooth cheese are straight from café-inspired morning menus.

Frequently Asked Questions

→ Can I use fresh blueberries instead of frozen?

Fresh blueberries are great here. They'll burst quicker, so keep an eye on your pan.

→ What if I can’t find cinnamon cream cheese?

Just use regular cream cheese and shake on a little cinnamon before you add your berries.

→ Is a flatbread required, or will a tortilla work?

You can grab a tortilla or flatbread—whichever you have works for a sturdy, crisp bite.

→ How can I prevent the quesadilla from getting soggy?

Cook it hot and fast so it goes golden and crispy. Eat it right away for that crunch.

→ Can this be made ahead of time?

It’s best hot off the pan, but you can prep the cheese and berries mix and keep that in the fridge.

Blueberry Breakfast Quesadilla

Warm up a tortilla with cinnamon cream cheese and lots of blueberries. It cooks up golden, fast, and so tasty.

Prep Time
2 Minutes
Cook Time
4 Minutes
Total Time
6 Minutes
By: Sarah

Category: Quick & Easy

Difficulty: Easy

Cuisine: American

Yield: 1 Servings (1 quesadilla)

Dietary: Vegetarian

Ingredients

→ Main

01 125 g frozen blueberries
02 2 wedges cinnamon cream cheese spread
03 1 large tortilla or flatbread wrap, light

Instructions

Step 01

Cut the quesadilla and dig in while it’s hot.

Step 02

Fold the wrap over itself, pop it into the skillet, and cook for about two minutes on each side. It should be toasty with gooey berries in the middle.

Step 03

Give your skillet a quick spritz with cooking spray so nothing sticks.

Step 04

Smooth cream cheese on one side of your tortilla, then scatter blueberries on top.

Step 05

Place your nonstick skillet on medium-high and let it get nice and hot.

Notes

  1. Any blueberry juice that sneaks out is no big deal, and the whole thing stays together better than you’d think.
  2. If you can’t find cinnamon cream cheese, regular works fine. Just throw in a shake of ground cinnamon.

Tools You'll Need

  • Nonstick skillet
  • Spatula
  • Knife

Allergy Information

Please check ingredients for potential allergens and consult a health professional if in doubt.
  • Has milk and gluten.

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.
  • Calories: 220
  • Total Fat: 11 g
  • Total Carbohydrate: 29 g
  • Protein: 13 g