Wondering how to make chocolate and vanilla keto waffles? This easy healthy coconut flour recipe is so delicious and simple.
But the best part? The vanilla keto waffle is 2.5g net carbs and the chocolate keto waffle is 3.4g net carbs.
PLUS both recipes are completely gluten-free and use no sugars.
How To Make Chocolate and Vanilla Keto Waffles
It's no secret that many of us here don't actually eat breakfast any more. When your appetite is under control from low-carb living, then starting off the day with a creamy coffee is usually enough.
But honestly, my kids just really, really love waffles. I keep these healthy waffles for the weekend.
I like to cook and spoil myself as at the weekends with a long family breakfast! The recipe is simple, and everyone can help set the table while they are cooking.
Vanilla Or Chocolate Waffles - you choose
I've made homemade keto waffles before, and making chocolate keto waffles is easy peasy. Everyone loves the taste of chocolate and how can I deny that sort of happiness?
The recipe below makes life easy when you are catering for both vanilla and chocolate waffle lovers - simply add cocoa powder to the vanilla waffle recipe - and voila!
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As you can see, making keto waffles is a total breeze. In 4 easy steps, these warm, delicious gluten-free waffles will be ready and waiting for consumption.
You just start by making the batter, folding in the egg whites, adding in the chocolate if you want to and then cooking in your waffle maker.
That's literally it.
After making these easy homemade waffles one time, you'll wonder why you've been putting them off for so long!
Chocolate and Vanilla Keto Waffles - from one easy recipe
I love how versatile this low carb recipe is. Vanilla and chocolate, all from the same recipe? Easy peasy, right?!
Can you freeze waffles? Yes. Remember how easy it can be to meal prep and prep for breakfast as well. Simply cook up the waffles, and freeze them in between sheets of baking paper/parchment in an airtight container.
Then, when you're wanting to serve waffles, you can just unthaw quickly and reheat. (and remember...waffles don't have to be just for breakfast...they're good for lunch and dinner, too!)
Do you have to use a waffle maker? No. You can use the waffle recipe in the frying pan and cook the batter as a traditional pancake.
How Many Carbs Are In Each Waffle?
The vanilla keto waffle is 2.5g net carbs and the chocolate keto waffle is 3.4g net carbs.
PLUS both recipes are completely gluten-free and use no sugars. If you are new here, you may wish to read gluten free vs grain free HERE.
How To Make Light And Fluffy Waffles
Do you know how you can tell that a waffle is good and delicious? Because it's light and fluffy and feels like it weighs nothing.
That type of consistency means that it's going to have a good crunch on the outside and be soft and fluffy on the inside...and that, my friends, is what you should be aiming for every time you cook these keto waffles.
By following the directions below, you'll get airy, light scrumptious waffles every single time.
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- Add egg yolks to the bowl
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- Add coconut flour, cream, vanilla etc
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- Mix gently to keep fluffy
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- Mix in the melted butter
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- Whisk the egg whites until fluffy
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- Add egg whites
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- Gently fold into the waffle batter
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- Add cocoa to half the mixture
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- Garnish and enjoy
No matter whether you're a chocolate or vanilla fan, this recipe is certain to be a hit.
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Chocolate and Vanilla Keto Waffles
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Recipe Video
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Ingredients
- 5 eggs - medium separated
- 4 tablespoon coconut flour
- 4 tablespoon granulated sweetener of choice or more, to your taste
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 110 g (1 stick) butter melted
- 2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 tablespoon full fat milk or cream
- 25 g (¼ cups) cocoa powder (unsweetened) (optional)
Equipment
Instructions
First bowl.
- Whisk the egg whites until firm and form fluffy peaks.
Second bowl
- Mix the egg yolks, coconut flour, sweetener, and baking powder together.
- Add the melted butter slowly, mixing to ensure it is a smooth consistency.
- Add the milk and vanilla, mix well.
- ** If you would like chocolate keto waffles, add the cocoa powder now.
- Gently fold spoons of the whisked egg whites into the first bowl. Try to keep as much of the air and fluffiness as possible.
- Place the waffle mixture into the warm waffle maker and cook until golden. Note: If you have a regular waffle maker, this recipe will make 5 waffles. If you have a large waffle maker, you may only get 3 large waffles. Adjust the nutrition panel according to how many you made.
Notes
For the cooking video, a double batch was made then half was cooked as vanilla waffles, and cocoa powder was added to the other half to make the chocolate waffles.
Approximate nutrition information is provided for convenience and as a courtesy only. For the most accurate nutritional data, use the actual ingredients and brands you used in your preferred nutrition calculator.
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Janelle
Hi Libby - what size tablespoons do you use in your recipes? 20ml or 15ml?
Thanks - from Aussie who has recently discovered that the standard Australian size is different to the rest of the world!
Libby www.ditchthecarbs.com
I use a 15ml tablespoon, but to be honest, in most recipes accuracy of a tablespoon is not critical - yay!
Dawn
Thank you for this. 3 weeks low carb and my kids suspect that I'm trying to kill them..hahaha. I do have one child allergic to coconut. How would this do with almond flour? And what would the measurements be coconut vs. Almond? I've gotten familiar with your site. Its giving me hope of duration wth this lifestyle change. Thanks again!
Libby www.ditchthecarbs.com
I'm pretty sure my kids had exactly the same thoughts when we transitioned to low-carb, luckily they survived too. As for this recipe, unfortunately, you cannot swap coconut flour directly for almond flour. They behave in completely different ways. You may wish to read this page - coconut flour vs almond flour. This page, has many low-carb pancake recipes, I'm sure you'll find some that are made with almond flour. And my low-carb kids page has plenty of tips too.