Classic Waffles Recipe

My kids love this Classic Waffles Recipe. It’s quick and easy to make so it’s become a regular weekend treat at our house. Just mix up the ingredients and pour them into your waffle maker – no need for packets of pricey waffle mix.


Ingredients

  • 240g plain flour
  • 1 tablespoon baking powder
  • 1 tablespoon sugar
  • 1 3/4 cups milk
  • 2 whisked eggs

Makes 10 waffles / 4 – 5 servings

Classic Waffles Recipe

How to Make Classic Waffles

This Classic Waffles Recipe is super easy peasy.

Just mix the ingredients together in a bowl.

Pre-heat and grease your waffle maker. This is the most important step, make sure you grease your waffle maker really well.

Add about 100ml of mixture to a double waffle maker.

Classic Waffles Recipe

Cook them for 8 minutes.

Gently tease the Waffles off the waffle maker using a non-stick tool.

I like them served with sliced bananas and drizzled with honey. Of course the kids love them covered in chocolate nut spread! They are delectable with the first summer strawberries and cream.


I do hope that my Classic Waffles Recipe has inspired you to have a go at making your own breakfast waffles from scratch instead of paying for packet mixes.

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I’ve been crafting since I was toddling around craft shows while my mum sold knitting yarn. She used to buy me a new craft kit to keep me busy. When I grew up I set up my own online craft shop and loved every minute of it. There’s is nothing like the thrill of getting to be one of the first people to see new craft collections.

I sold my business to focus on raising my two children. They’re still young so for now I’m blogging my craft projects and sharing tutorials to inspire you. I love creating handmade cards with digital stamps. I scrapbook to preserve precious memories of my kids childhoods. I knit and sew to keep my kids in comfortable, unique clothes they love. I create batch cooked meals that give me more time to craft. And because I’m not currently earning I do all of this on a teeny tiny budget.

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