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Easy waffle recipe
Easy waffle recipe










easy waffle recipe

If you don’t need to use a sugar substitute, you could use regular white sugar. I always use it for this recipe, but check my sweetener conversion chart if you decide to use a substitute. Besti Monk Fruit Allulose Blend – Adds sweet flavor and dissolves easily into the batter.Flavored protein powders will change the taste (and may add sugar), but the texture will be similar as long as it’s whey protein powder. You could also use bone broth protein powder, collagen, or egg white protein powder, but the texture comes out more dense and less crispy using these. Protein Powder – I recommend using this whey protein isolate, which has high protein content, no fillers, and works best for making the protein waffles crispy and fluffy.Vanilla Extract – Adds aromatic vanilla flavor to the mix.I haven’t tested using egg substitutes, but let me know how it goes if you try one of those.

easy waffle recipe

When combined with nut butter, they create a light and fluffy batter (I also use this combo for flourless waffles and protein bread).

  • Eggs – Eggs give these healthy protein waffles structure and add extra protein.
  • Coconut Oil – Choose unrefined for a slight coconut taste, or refined for no coconut flavor - just make sure it’s the kind that will solidify at room temperature.
  • Make sure that the nut butter you use is thick and creamy runny kinds don’t work as well in this easy protein waffle recipe. Almond butter or other nut butters should also work (or sunflower butter for a nut-free option).
  • Peanut Butter – Get a creamy, natural variety with no sugar added.
  • For measurements, see the recipe card below.

    Easy waffle recipe how to#

    This section explains how to choose the best ingredients for the best protein waffles, what each one does in the recipe, and substitution options.












    Easy waffle recipe