Kellogg's Breakfast

Single source · Reviewed Sep 13, 2026

Values marked like this (estimated) are model estimates, not confirmed from a source.

Heirloom beefsteak from USA. Large orange beefsteak whose juice comes out the colour of breakfast juice. Ready in about 85 days from transplant.

  • Heirloom
  • 85 (estimated) days to maturity (from transplant)
  • Indeterminate
  • Large fruit
  • Challenging (estimated)
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Kellogg's Breakfast tomatoes ripening on the vine under cover

At a glance

Fruit type
Beefsteak 12–20 oz (340–570 g) · Flattened globe (estimated)
Leaf type
Regular leaf
Plant height
6–8 ft (180–240 cm) (estimated) Tall
Spacing
24 × 35 in (60 × 90 cm) (estimated)
Sunlight
Full sun
Position
Handles open positions
Growing sites
Greenhouse · Polytunnel · Open ground
Container growing
Not suited to pots
Skin
  • Orange
Interior
  • Orange

Plant size and habit

Tall · Indeterminate

6–8 ft (180–240 cm) (estimated) · Regular leaf

Kellogg's Breakfast is an indeterminate plant that keeps growing and setting fruit until frost; it needs a stake, cage, or trellis for the whole season. Expect a plant of 6–8 ft (180–240 cm).

Flavor

Sweetness 4/5 (estimated)
Acidity 2/5 (estimated)
Intensity 4/5 (estimated)
Flesh density 4/5 (estimated)

“Large orange beefsteak whose juice comes out the colour of breakfast juice.”

Growing calendar

85 (estimated) days from transplant Mid-late
J F M A M J J A S O N D
  • Sow indoors
  • Transplant out
  • Harvest

Timing shown for temperate climates; sow indoors 6–8 weeks before your last frost date.

Disease resistance

No documented disease resistances — protect this variety with good airflow and crop rotation.

Uses & tags

  • Fresh & salads
  • Slicing
  • Juicing
  • Heirloom classic
  • High flavor
  • Gift worthy

Origin

Kellogg's Breakfast takes its name from the colour of the juice, which comes out the orange of breakfast juice rather than tomato juice. The flesh is dense and low in acid with a distinctly fruity note, and the fruit is large enough that a single slice covers a sandwich.

USA

Sources

Where to buy seeds

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All photos

  • Kellogg's Breakfast tomatoes ripening on the vine under cover
    Kellogg's Breakfast tomatoes ripening on the vine under cover
  • A truss of Kellogg's Breakfast tomatoes
    A truss of Kellogg's Breakfast tomatoes
  • Kellogg's Breakfast tomato plant in a garden bed with ripe fruit on the vine
    Kellogg's Breakfast tomato plant in a garden bed with ripe fruit on the vine
  • A ripe Kellogg's Breakfast tomato held in a gardener's hand
    A ripe Kellogg's Breakfast tomato held in a gardener's hand
  • Freshly picked Kellogg's Breakfast tomatoes
    Freshly picked Kellogg's Breakfast tomatoes
  • Kellogg's Breakfast tomato sliced in the kitchen
    Kellogg's Breakfast tomato sliced in the kitchen

Questions

How long does Kellogg's Breakfast take to mature?

Kellogg's Breakfast is ready in about 85 days from transplant.

Does Kellogg's Breakfast need staking?

Kellogg's Breakfast is an indeterminate plant that keeps growing and setting fruit until frost; it needs a stake, cage, or trellis for the whole season. Expect a plant of 6–8 ft (180–240 cm).

Can Kellogg's Breakfast be grown in a container?

Kellogg's Breakfast is better suited to open ground or a greenhouse bed than a container.

Is Kellogg's Breakfast resistant to disease?

No disease resistance is documented for Kellogg's Breakfast.

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