Showing posts with label waffles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label waffles. Show all posts

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Special breakfast for someone special


My valentine this year is this little guy.
But for that special person in your life you might want to whip up a very special breakfast,
like today's.

Valentine's day is all about one thing, chocolate. This waffle features chocolate in two ways, dark chocolate chips and unsweetened cocoa.

I mixed up some Hodgson mills whole wheat waffles adding one egg white, almond milk, cinnamon, and unsweetened cocoa, and dark chocolate chips. I think I actually prefer the waffles with non fat milk instead of the almond milk. It makes for a fluffier waffle.


Topped off with pure maple syrup, almond butter, blueberries, and coconut. These would also be amazing with sliced strawberries and chocolate sauce, maybe even whip cream. Depends how wild you wanna get.

And if your still looking for something even more special for your Valentine's breakfast check back tomorrow, it's going to be epic.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

A waffle weekend

So let's back up this weekend and catch up on some important things, WAFFLES.

I just picked up a waffle maker last week and was waiting for this weekend to test it out. Saturday morning I used this whole wheat mix to make a waffle. I used the mix and added 1 egg white, organic non fat milk, cinnamon, and banana.


Topped with some drippy almond butter, more banana, raspberry all fruit spread, pure maple syrup, and unsweetened coconut.

On the side the best ever turkey breakfast sausage from the local health food store.

Today's waffles featured some Kodiak cake mix. I love Kodiak pancakes so I wanted to test it out as waffles. I added some blueberries to the mix.


Topped off with some warmed up pear sauce, almond butter, Bear Naked almond vanilla granola, more blueberries, raspberry all fruit spread, and unsweetened coconut. Along with leftover turkey breakfast sausage.

I actually like the first waffle mix better then the Kodiak. I think I'll save the Kodiak mix for pancakes and use the first one for waffles.