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These keto flourless waffles are super easy to make and very popular. They have been shared over 10,000 times! Also, don’t be fooled by the other low carb flourless ones with crushed almonds or oats. These are free from ALL flours or any grains.
My friend Jenny, over on Instagram is also the creator of these healthy flourless waffles. She often makes them for meal prep and pulls them from her freezer when she wants one.
Ingredients
- Coconut Oil
- Almond Butter (or sunflour to be nut free)
- Whole Egg
Substitutions
If you make any changes for these keto waffles, just remember that the taste may change and possibly the texture as well.
If needed instead of coconut oil, you can also use avocado or olive oil.
Instead of almond butter, you can really do any kind of nut butter instead. How about some creamy or crunchy peanut butter? If you have a nut allergy, you can also use sunflower butter. Sunflower butter is ground up sunflower seeds.
Equipment
All you need is a fork, a bowl for mixing and a waffle maker or a pan if you choose to make pancakes instead. I really like using my dash waffle maker. I have a mini waffle maker, but a large one would work just as good.
Directions
These low carb waffle instructions are very easy.
- Melt your coconut oil.
- Add in the nut butter and mix.
- Add your egg and combine.
- Bake in your waffle maker. It’s usually done when the steam stops.
If you make pancakes instead, you would cook them just like regular ones. Flip when you see bubbles forming.
Storage
These will last for at least 3-4 days in the fridge. However, you can also freeze these flourless waffles for an easy keto breakfast on the go. Allow the gluten free waffles to cool completely and then place them into a freezer bag.
To help avoid them from sticking, place a piece of parchment paper between each. Or you could freeze them for about 30 minutes and then stack them together in a large freezer bag.
When you are ready to eat them, pop them in the toaster.
Toppings
Berries! Keto waffles and berries are a great combination when you want something sweet and refreshing.
!Cinnamon powder. Cinnamon is nature's natural sweetener. It’s not an overpowering of sweetness, but it does a nice good. You can add the cinnamon to the batter or after you are done cooking the flourless waffles. Try some pumpkin spice around the holidays.
Syrups! A few of my keto syrups are from Lakanto and Choc Zero. Choc Zero even has flavored varieties.
If you make these flourless waffles, let me know! If you changed anything let me know in the comments how it turned out.
Flourless Keto Waffles
These flourless keto waffles use only 3 simple ingredients and have 0 flours of any kind (including almond or coconut flour)
Ingredients
- 1 Egg
- 1 T Coconut Oil
- 1 T Almond Butter, or another similar nut butter. Use Sun Butter for nut allergies.
Instructions
- Melt coconut oil.
- Mix in almond butter.
- Add egg and combine well.
- Pour waffle mix into your machine and cook as you normally would.
Notes
This makes 3 small waffles or one large one.
See post for substitutions and other tips.
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 3 Serving Size: 1 small waffleAmount Per Serving: Calories: 101.1Total Fat: 9.3gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCarbohydrates: 1.1gNet Carbohydrates: 0.6gFiber: 0.5gProtein: 3.26g
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Dana
Wow, can’t wait to try these! Meaning tomorrow since I have all the ingredients. I’m going to use sunflower seed butter from Trader Joe’s. It’s the best one, in my opinion! I’ll let you know how it turns out.
Mello
I think I need to say thank you for this recipe. Made these several times now. Our favorite way of eating them is with a little cream and maple syrup and then put in the microwave to warm them up a little bit. They melt in your mouth!
Abby
Happy you love it! 🙂
Joyce
Just enjoyed this quick easy recipe!
Served with sweet potato and butter.
Karen
Ok, I’ve got to be honest.. I did not hold out much hope that these would be any good (sorry), i thought they would be too eggy.. wow!! Not too bad I’d say!!! Thank you!!!
I’m mostly carnivore, but I’m ok with a tablespoon full of almond butter and coconut oil! Thinking I might try bacon grease in place of coconut oil and see how that goes!! Do you have any ideas about a substitute for the nut butter, then could use as a burger bun?!!?
Abby
I'm glad you enjoyed them 🙂 You could probably use some crushed pork rinds. I do not have a recipe for this though.
Jane
like to make something different for my daughter every day to make things more interesting.
I made bacon, eggs but MUST have waffles. When I came on yours with no flour or cheese i was hooked. Even tho I was skeptical I banged them out in a quick minute. She loved it! I doubled the recipe so if she liked it she could have more another day. NOPE I ate the rest and loved them. Just crispy enough and very tasty. Good job Thx Jane