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Hot, fresh, and made from scratch with oatmeal and cinnamon, these fresh oatmeal waffles are a great breakfast for the whole family.
Add some fruit and some pure maple syrup, and it’s a treat you’ll all look forward to!
I’m a huge fan of waffles made from a boxed mix. They’re so easy to just add a few things to, and cook really quick when you have hungry people (see below) clamoring for breakfast. However, since there’s not a whole bunch of nutrition in boxed waffle mix deliciousness, I wanted to find a way to make them from scratch, but it had to be quick and easy AND taste good.
A couple of attempts, and I’m sharing the final recipe for my fresh oatmeal waffles with you!
These days, I make a double batch, and keep some in the freezer for the days where I’m low on time. They also keep well in the fridge for a few days – you simply pop them in the toaster for a quick warm up, and they’re ready to go. I LOVE this kind of breakfast!
Homemade from scratch Fresh Oatmeal Waffles – a delicious breakfast for every day!
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The addition of quick cooking oatmeal to these seems to fill us up more easily, and sustain us until lunch. On the weekends, when we’re running around out of the house, it’s great to begin the day with a full belly!
A touch of cinnamon and brown sugar is essential – don’t leave that out, it makes them super tasty. Hope you like them as much as my boys do!
. You could likely get more with a smaller one!
Oatmeal Waffles (Freezer Friendly)
Print PinIngredients
- 1-1/2 cups all purpose flour
- 1 cup quick-cooking oatmeal
- 3 tsp baking powder
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 2 eggs lightly beaten
- 1-1/2 cups milk
- 4 Tbs butter melted
- 1 Tbs dark brown sugar (can omit, but I wouldn't!)
To serve (optional):
- Sliced fruit
- Whipped cream
Instructions
- In a bowl, combine the dry ingredients: flour, oatmeal, baking powder, cinnamon and salt.
- In another bowl, whisk eggs, milk, butter and brown sugar.
- Add wet to dry, and mix until just combined. The mixture will be thick!
- Pour batter into a lightly greased waffle iron and cook until desired colour is reached.
- Serve with whipped cream and bananas
To freeze:
- After they're cooked and completely cooled, layer waffles on top of each other separated by parchment, wrap tightly in plastic wrap and store in freezer zip lock bag.
- Don't thaw - just put in the toaster and cook until hot.
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theoldfatguy
I love oatmeal in baking. Saved for future use. Thanks.
The Old Fat Guy
Kate
My boys also love waffles. I think they’re easier to eat than pancakes sometimes. They loved these ones. I made extras for the week.
Mackenzie Ryan
I have a favorite oatmeal waffle mix that I buy, but I’ve never found one I love from scratch! We lovd these, especially the added nutrition of the oatmeal!! SO EXCITED
Megan - The Emotional Baker
What an awesome waffle flavor! I have to try these 🙂
Uma Srinivas
My girl like waffles very much. But never made one, always buying 🙂 This recipe made me change Kylee!
Razena | Tantalisemytastebuds.com
I’ve never made waffles from a boxed mix but love eating them. This was an easy recipe to make, and we all enjoyed them. Thank you.
kimscravings
Waffles are my favorite and these look so yummy!
Jan Forbes
Brilliant recipe. Made these for breakfast (and the Freezer!) and we are huge fans. Thanks for sharing
Meghna
Plsss share an eggless recipe of it
Jennifer @ Because Food Is Love
I always make waffles and pancakes from scratch so I often try new recipes. I’ve added oatmeal to pancakes but never to waffles, nor brown sugar. What a great idea! We tried these and LOVED them!
Trever Ryan
I’m the breakfast guy in our house, and this just gave me an excellent new meal to serve. The cinnamon really stands out and with the brown sugar gives these a super warm, cozy flavor.
A cup of coffee and two of these waffles (on a traditionally sized waffle iron) are a super way to start a rainy, northwest winter day!
Marianne
I had some leftover oatmeal from yesterday. Thanks for your recipe – made for a great Sunday breakfast served with a bit of fresh coffee and black coffee.
All the best from Denmark