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(Last Updated On: April 30, 2023)

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Super Easy Basic Vegan Waffles Recipe

I love these super easy vegan waffles; they’re so quick to make and so delicious!

Unless you’re in a bigger city, it can be tricky to find waffles at restaurants that are free of dairy and eggs.

And, if you’re allergic or eat a vegan diet this can be a huge bummer.

I’ve made a lot of vegan waffle recipes over the years, but most of them used ingredients that were uncommon in most kitchens.

That’s why I created these super easy vegan waffles! They are made from every day ingredients and are deliciously crispy, fluffy and sweet!

Healthy Vegetarian Breakfast Waffles

These waffles use a combination of apple cider vinegar, baking powder and baking soda to help them get fluffy, and a chia or flax egg (whichever you have) to help hold them together.

In case you’ve never used one of those ‘eggs’, it’s simply a tablespoon of ground chia or flax mixed with two tablespoons of water.

After about five to ten minutes it will sort of gelatinize, and this can be a simple egg-replacement in baking.

I prefer using chia eggs when I can though, I find they work just a bit better – both are great though and offer some added Omega-3 fatty acids!

Making Easy Vegan Waffles For Beginners

Making Eggless and Dairy Free Waffle Batter

This waffle batter comes together in just a couple minutes.

To start, turn on your waffle maker, and then in a large bowl combine your flour, baking powder, baking soda, sugar and salt well.

I like to pre-measure all the ingredients before beginning to speed things up.

Then, pour in all your wet ingredients and mix well to combine.

Just mix until everything is smooth, and try to avoid over-mixing!

How To Cook Easy Vegan Waffles

Now that your waffle maker is hot and your batter is ready, use a non-stick spray or some oil and coat the waffle maker well.

Pour in roughly 1/2 cup amounts of batter, quickly spread it out a bit, and then close the waffle maker.

Let this cook until it’s nice and golden brown, roughly 2-4 minutes in total.

Carefully remove the waffle and continue cooking the rest of the batter!

Then you’re done!

I added a Windstone Farms Creamy Peanut Butter Portable Packet, sliced almonds, banana and plenty of maple syrup to the top.

I love adding nuts and fruit to my waffles to make for a super healthy and simple snack or breakfast.

Quick and Easy Vegan Breakfast or Snack

While waffles are one of the best breakfast meals, I love eating them anytime of day!

They’re perfect for an after school or work snack, and I’ve even had them for dinner before.

I loved the addition of peanut butter to the waffles themselves, and I also love adding blueberries or chocolate chips to switch things up depending on what I’m craving that time of day!

I added a Windstone Farms Creamy Peanut Butter Packet to the waffles too – it added that extra yummy flavor and brought these waffles to the next level.

I like using these when I’m short on time because I can just squeeze in the 1.15oz. packet in and not worry about measuring. The peanuts are also freshly roasted, 100% USA grown and harvested,  naturally gluten-free and pack in seven extra grams of protein into these waffles!

Windstone Farms has also been family owned and operated for 35 years and you can get them at Walmart.

This easy breakfast recipe is:

• Simple
• Delicious
• Sweet
• Peanut-Buttery
• Quick
• Eggless
• Dairy Free
• Healthy

Try these other vegan breakfast recipes!

Vegan Banana Oat Pancakes

Vegan Chocolate Chip Pancakes

Raspberry Oat Bars

Quick Vegan Crepes

Sweet Cinnamon Rolls

Lemon Blueberry Muffins

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