@courtneys_bites: Have you ever had breakfast pigs in blankets? You need to try them! Easy air fryer recipe and delicious 😍 Ingredients: -1 pack your preferred sausages (the thicker the better) -beans -mozzarella cheese -streaky bacon Method: Cut your sausage down the middle being careful not to go all the way through. -stuff with cheese and beans then secure together with bacon wrapped as tight as you can. -cover with oil and place in the airfryer on 200 degrees Celsius for 25 minutes turning throughout. #pigsinablanket #breakfast #foodhacks #EasyRecipes #FoodTok

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