Healthy Blueberry Waffle Recipe (2024)

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Finally a delicious Healthy Blueberry Waffle with 100% whole grain flours and no refined sugar or butter. Don’t forget to make extra, so you can eat healthy waffles all week! This blueberry waffle recipe is about to become a staple in your house. Breakfast is served!

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Best Day Ever

TBT to that one time I got two waffle makers for Christmas. That was the best day ever.

If you looked in my pantry you would think the amount of kitchen gadgets and gizmos I own is a bit absurd. From the spiralizers (yes, plural), to the waffle makers, to a high-speed blender and food processor, I’ve got myself a pretty hefty collection of small kitchen appliances. But one of my most used kitchen gadgets is definitely the waffle maker. If you don’t have one, now is the time! Because it means you’ll be whipping up a batch (or 4) of these delish blueberry waffles.

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Blueberry Waffle Ingredients

Now, back to these waffles. The ingredient list is short, and you likely have most (if not all!) of the ingredients on hand in your kitchen right now:

  • White whole wheat flour
  • Baking powder
  • Baking soda
  • Cinnamon
  • Salt
  • Fresh blueberries
  • Mashed banana
  • Eggs
  • Vanilla extract
  • Coconut oil
  • Unsweetened almond milk
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How to Make Healthy Blueberry Waffles

There really isn’t anything better than blueberry waffles for breakfast…AMIRIGHT? I always like to make a triple batch and freeze a bunch so that I have some for later in the week. These waffles reheat perfectly in the toaster! Ok, let’s get into it:

Step 1: First, preheat your waffle iron to medium heat.

Step 2: In a large bowl, mix together all dry ingredients. Then add wet ingredients, minus the coconut oil.

Step 3: Partially melt the coconut oil and add that to the batter. I microwave my coconut oil for about 20 seconds to partially melt it. Then, mix into the batter until smooth.

Step 4: Spray waffle iron with coconut oil cooking spray on both sides. Then, scoop in about 2/3 cup of batter. Close the waffle iron, flip, and let cool for about 1 minute and 30 seconds.

Step 5: Enjoy!

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Healthy Blueberry Waffle Recipe

Finally a delicious Healthy Blueberry Waffle with 100% whole grain flours and no refined sugar or butter. Don't forget to make extra, so you can eat healthy waffles all week! This blueberry waffle recipe is about to become a staple in your house. Breakfast is served!

Prep:10 minutes minutes

Cook:10 minutes minutes

Total:20 minutes minutes

Fat 11

Carbs 56

Protein 11

Yield: 4

Print Rate

Ingredients

Dry

Wet

Instructions

  • First, preheat your waffle iron to medium heat.

  • In a large bowl, mix together all dry ingredients. Then add wet ingredients, minus the coconut oil.

  • Partially melt the coconut oil and add that to the batter. I microwave my coconut oil for about 20 seconds. Mix until smooth.

  • Spray waffle iron with coconut oil cooking spray on both sides. Then, scoop in about 2/3 cup of batter. Close the waffle iron, flip, and let cool for about 1 minute and 30 seconds.

Tips & Notes

**The batter should be a little thicker than pancake batter, but not too thick! Start with 3/4 cup of almond milk and add a tablespoon at a time if it's too thick.
***To make pancakes: add about 1/4 cup to 1/3 cup more almond milk to thin the batter out a little bit. Cook over medium heat for about 1.5 minutes per side.

Nutrition facts

Calories: 353kcal Carbohydrates: 56g Protein: 11g Fat: 11g Fiber: 8g Sugar: 23g

Author: Lee Funke

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Posted on 2/17/2022

Hi, I always prefer food that is good in taste but provides health and fitness as well. I am lucky that I read about such a healthy diet. Moreover, I appreciated you sharing great ideas like this. Keep updating us on more healthy food.

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Kassi

Posted on 3/15/2021

hey, can you substitute applesauce for the banana?

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Lee Funke

Posted on 3/17/2021

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Yes! You can use any pureed fruit.

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Nas

Posted on 2/15/2021

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Made these for a first time and they were a hit with my 3.5 year old! These will be a staple for breakfast from now on! Thanks!

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Lee Funke

Posted on 2/15/2021

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Kiddo-approved!

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Helen

Posted on 8/2/2020

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Had this for the 4th time already within the past 4 weeks! Absolutely loved it!

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Lee Funke

Posted on 8/4/2020

YAY!! So good.

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Alison

Posted on 1/5/2020

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I found this recipe when I was looking for a healthy waffle for my 14 month old – this has quickly become a favorite of the entire family! Healthy, delicious and easy to put together. I usually follow the recipe as written, but today I had strawberries that needed to be used, and the substitution turned out great as well!

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Posted on 10/4/2016

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Hey the ingredients look great. For quite some time, I haven’t had waffles. And after going through your recipes, I feel like trying them out. Also, I wish you could add one more picture of the blueberry waffles when it is hot and delicious.

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Posted on 7/12/2016

I NEED to make waffles again. But yes, blueberries are something I’ve been eating ALLLLLL the time! I would definitely make these sometime!

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Lee Funke

Posted on 7/14/2016

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I eat like a pint at a time. Blueberry probz.

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Posted on 7/11/2016

Love waffles, love blueberries. This one looks like a must try!

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Posted on 7/6/2016

Blueberries are great right now. Going to try this recipe with gluten free flour!

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Posted on 7/5/2016

Yummm gotta get on that garbanzo bean flour GAME! I was all about eggos with peanut butter on them… maybe two eggs with PB in the middle for the best sandwich of life? YUP. Do I occasionally still do that with trader joe’s frozen waffles…. maybe. These ones look much better though – can’t wait to try them! 🙂 XO

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Lee Funke

Posted on 7/5/2016

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I actually have never had a TJ’s waffle. I think I should jump on that bandwagon FOR SURE.

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Posted on 7/5/2016

GIRL, these pics are beautiful! Also…I also collected roley pollies and worms lol!

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Lee Funke

Posted on 7/5/2016

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Awwww tanks! ROLE POLLIE CLUB FOR LYFE.

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Posted on 7/5/2016

Haha oh man Pokemon yes I used to have a whole bunch of cards since I have a couple brothers. I stored them in a baseball card holder folio of sorts and spent lots of time organizing.. Haha. I wonder where they ended up.

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Lee Funke

Posted on 7/5/2016

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OMG. That’s what I did too. So genius. I can’t believe they still sell Pokemon Cards 😛

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Posted on 7/5/2016

I haven’t eaten waffles is a long time, but these ones look amazing. And for the record, you can never have enough blueberries. I love that they’re in the waffles as well as on top!

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Posted on 7/5/2016

Wowza! These look amazing! And love how “clean” and healthy the ingrendients list is. I have a big batch of blueberris at home, can’t wait to try this recipe, I loove waffles (but I prefer them crispy 😉 ) but with a lot of maple syrup and fresh fruit, yum!

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FAQs

How many calories in a homemade blueberry waffle? ›

Nutrition Facts
NutrientValue
Calories190
Fats6g
Saturated fats1g
Trans fats
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Is waffles good for your diet? ›

Let's be honest: Waffles may be delicious, but they aren't exactly good for you. They're usually made with ingredients that nutritionists say to limit, such as white flour, butter, and lots of sugar. A Belgian waffle from IHOP, for example, has 590 calories, 29 grams of fat, and 17 grams of sugars.

What are the health benefits of blueberry waffles? ›

1 serving of blueberry waffles (Great Value) contains 220 Calories. The macronutrient breakdown is 63% carbs, 30% fat, and 8% protein. This is a good source of calcium (20% of your Daily Value), iron (45% of your Daily Value), and vitamin b6 (31% of your Daily Value).

What is the secret to making good waffles? ›

Here are some tips:
  • Strike while the iron's hot. If your waffles come out pale and soft, it could be because the appliance isn't hot enough. ...
  • Whip your whites. ...
  • Opt for oil instead of butter. ...
  • Try a yeasted-waffle recipe. ...
  • Add cornstarch. ...
  • Finish them in the oven.
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What is the healthiest thing on Waffle House menu? ›

Salads. The healthiest option on the Waffle House menu is the salad. The restaurant only offers two choices: the garden salad and grilled chicken salad. You can ask for the salad dressing on the side and no croutons for a lower fat and carb content.

How many calories are in a plain homemade waffle? ›

Waffles, plain or buttermilk, homemade, plain (1 medium round - 7" diameter) contains 30.7g total carbs, 29.6g net carbs, 16.5g fat, 7g protein, and 299 calories.

Are waffles healthier than pancakes? ›

Neither carb-tastic treat is exactly spa food (though both can be made healthier and/or made to suit special diets—by using almond flour for gluten-free versions, for instance), but if you're counting calories, waffles have about 100 more of them than pancakes, and more cholesterol too, but that's before you factor in ...

Why are restaurant waffles so good? ›

While the griddles themselves likely vary from one diner chain to the next, diners are pretty much all working with a waffle iron or griddle that's already piping hot. IHOP, for instance, requires its pans to be heated to 350 degrees Fahrenheit and uses Crisco instead of butter to grease them, says Grimm.

Should you let waffle batter rest? ›

Recommended overnight or 2 hr resting – for the tastiest waffles, rest the batter overnight in the fridge or for at least 2 hours. This makes the flour grains absorb the liquid so it makes the inside of the waffles softer.

Should waffle batter be thick or thin? ›

A thick batter is what allows the waffles to cook enough on the outside that they get golden brown and crispy, but not overdone in the center. For crispy edged waffles with fluffy soft insides, thick batter is key! That's in part why there's both cornstarch and buttermilk in this recipe.

Why add egg to waffle? ›

The eggs keep their shape, so you're able hold them just like you would a regular waffle, so they're really fun for little ones to eat — and an especially good option if you have a new eater to whom you want to offer a protein boost.

How many calories in original pancake house blueberry waffle? ›

A golden Belgian waffle with blueberries in the batter, lightly dusted with powdered sugar.

How many calories in a blueberry Belgian waffle? ›

1 waffle of blueberry belgian waffle (Perkins Restaurant & Bakery) contains 639 Calories. The macronutrient breakdown is 69% carbs, 25% fat, and 6% protein. This is a good source of protein (16% of your Daily Value), fiber (25% of your Daily Value), and calcium (15% of your Daily Value).

How many calories are in a regular size waffle? ›

There are 121 calories in 1 round (4" dia) (include frozen) Plain Waffle.

How many calories are in homemade blueberry pancakes? ›

1 medium pancake of blueberry pancakes (Prepared from recipe) contains 171 Calories. The macronutrient breakdown is 52% carbs, 37% fat, and 11% protein.

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