I used to have a waffle maker that I loved. His name was Warry. I planned to love him forever, but then he died. I have been mourning him for 2 years now. The pain has just subsided enough to replace him. Well, I don't know if anything could ever really replace him, but maybe ease the pain, fill the void a little.
Here is my new friend. I haven't named her yet, but I have had my eye on her for a while.
Presto 3510 FlipSide Belgian Waffle Maker
I have really been missing waffles. But as you know, waffles aren't always the healthiest things and am trying to be better about all that nonsense. Enter Rachel and her waffles. I think you will be surprised how many great things she has packed into these waffles and how filling they are with few calories. You should also just check out her blog to see how awesome it is. I had to adapt her recipe because I didn't have wheat germ and I reduced the oil to help the calorie content situation. My kids loved these and so did I.
I had mine with strawberries.
Here is my new friend. I haven't named her yet, but I have had my eye on her for a while.
Presto 3510 FlipSide Belgian Waffle Maker
I have really been missing waffles. But as you know, waffles aren't always the healthiest things and am trying to be better about all that nonsense. Enter Rachel and her waffles. I think you will be surprised how many great things she has packed into these waffles and how filling they are with few calories. You should also just check out her blog to see how awesome it is. I had to adapt her recipe because I didn't have wheat germ and I reduced the oil to help the calorie content situation. My kids loved these and so did I.
I had mine with strawberries.
Hadlee had buttermilk syrup. Have you tried it yet? I don't think I have bought syrup for 2 years, we are completely converted. There are also two versions of caramel buttermilk syrup.
Calvin had a mix of syrup and strawberries, but I didn't get a photo.
Look at my cute waffle maker. Standing up for storage and such.
If you want the recipe you can go HERE
Okay, so I halved the recipe and used about 3/4 cup batter for each waffle. It made 6 waffles (giant waffles, I couldn't eat a whole one). I used 2 T of canola oil for half the recipe and just left out the wheat germ. And here is the calorie info if you are interested. If you have a smaller waffle iron and only use 1/2 cup of batter, there are only 193 calories per waffle!
Nutrition Facts | ||||||
Serving Size 164 g
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Amount Per Serving
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Calories
290
Calories from Fat
85
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% Daily Value*
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Total Fat
9.4g
14%
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Saturated Fat
2.0g
10%
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Trans Fat
0.0g
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Cholesterol
69mg
23%
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Sodium
253mg
11%
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Total Carbohydrates
42.4g
14%
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Dietary Fiber
2.1g
9%
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Sugars
8.3g
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Protein
9.4g
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Nutrition Grade C+
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* Based on a 2000 calorie diet
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Gah! Don't tempt me into buying a waffle maker with these yummy looking waffles!
ReplyDeleteI love waffles too but I don't have a machine at home but it's actually good, otherwise I would be making them ALL THE TIME!
ReplyDeleteSweet! I'm glad you gave these a try! I love how you added the nutrition info, that is so cool!!!
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