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Whole-Wheat Brownie Waffles

Whole-Wheat Brownie Waffles Overview

These Whole-Wheat Brownie Waffles make a great breakfast or dessert, that’s healthy, easy, and super quick to make. Give yourself (and your loved ones) a sweet treat next weekend morning! It’ll be hard not to love and crave for more!

I came to create this recipe once I received a waffle maker as a Christmas present. Not to leave this piece of kitchen equipment to waste, I had to make some use out of it. I have been trying different variations, but this one is the best so far. But if you don’t possess a waffle-maker, no worries! You can also make simple pancakes with the same dough, and they’ll be just as delicious!

I love how easy and quick it is to prepare these Whole-Wheat Brownie Waffles on a slow weekend morning. They are great to enjoy them with a cup of hot drink, like coffee or tea, while contemplating the life passing by outside the window.

In our case, you’ve got waffles are topped with agave syrup, bananas, and some crushed chocolate. However, they would very well go with jams, maple syrup, fresh berries or/and any fruit of your choice, as well as nut butter. Bon appetit

Whole-Wheat Cocoa Banana Waffles served with banana and chocolate

How to Serve Whole-Wheat Brownie Waffles

The Whole-Wheat Brownie Waffles can be served with any topping of choice. Our absolute favorites are berries, nuts (or better, nut butters) and crunchy nuts along with maple syrup.

Whole-Wheat Cocoa Banana Waffles

Treat yourself and your loved ones to these Whole-Wheat Brownie Waffles for the next breakfast! Healthy and delicious, they are hard not to love!
Prep Time10 minutes
Cook Time10 minutes
Total Time20 minutes
Course: Breakfast, Dessert
Cuisine: American
Keyword: Nut free, Oil free, Vegan
Servings: 2
Calories: 320kcal

Ingredients

  • 1 large banana ripe
  • 1 cup whole-wheat flour
  • 2 tbsp cocoa powder
  • 1 tsp cinnamon
  • 1 tbsp agave/maple syrup
  • 1/2 cup plant milk

Instructions

  • Mash a banana in a bowl and add cocoa powder, cinnamon and agave/maple syrup.
  • Add flour and mix till homogeneous.
  • Start adding milk and stirring slowly until the dough is liquid enough for waffles (should be a bit thicker than for pancakes). *
  • Cook until slightly crispy surface and serve without hesitation while still hot. Top up with your favorite toppings, e.g. nuts, fruits, berries, nut butter and/or maple syrup. 

Notes

  • If you do not posses a waffle makes, it's no problem! Just add a bit more liquid to the dough (plant milk or water) and bake on a pan. It will end up just as delicious. You may need to add some olive/coconut oil to cook the pancakes, unless you want to make them oil free.

Nutrition Facts:

Nutrition facts below consider a serving of brownie waffles without toppings:

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