Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, these delicious Almond Flour Waffles are simple to make and filling. Learn to make these almond flour waffles at home using only a handful of ingredients.

These almond flour waffles are grain free and they are packed with healthy fats and protein.

These almond flour waffles are crispy on the outside, fluffy and tender on the inside, and delicious topped with butter and Pancake Syrup.

Both Almond Flour Waffles and Almond Flour Pancakes are made regularly at my house, usually on the weekends. We alternate between the two breakfast foods, and always like to have fresh berries on the side.

You need 8 simple ingredients to make these Almond Flour Waffles, and I'm betting that you already have most of them, if not all of them, in your kitchen. Making almond flour waffles is easy, and you can freeze the leftovers.

ALMOND FLOUR WAFFLES INGREDIENTS

Eggs - This almond flour waffles recipe isn't heavily egg-based like some are, but you do need a couple of eggs to make the batter and help everything come together.

Vanilla Extract - The flavor of vanilla is a must when I make waffles. It smells so good.

Granulated Sugar - For a touch of sweetness.

Heavy Cream - Most waffle recipes call for milk, but we love using heavy cream. You can use milk in place of the heavy cream and water, if you like.

Water - To give the batter the right consistency for spreading into the waffle iron.

Almond Flour - Blanched, extra fine almond flour recipe will give you the fluffiest almond flour waffles.

Baking Soda - This common baking ingredients gives the waffles a bit of lift, keeping them fluffy as they cook.

Salt - Just a bit of salt helps to balance the sweetness of the recipe.

Cooking Spray - You'll need to this to grease your waffle iron, unless you're using a very good non-stick iron.

If you have any questions about this almond flour waffle recipe, please leave a comment below and I will get back to you.

HOW TO MAKE ALMOND FLOUR WAFFLES

1. Preheat your waffle maker while you mix the batter. In a medium bowl, mix together the eggs, vanilla, sugar, heavy cream, and water.
2. Slowly add in the almond flour, baking soda, and salt. Stir until the batter is smooth. The batter will be thick, and likely thicker than a traditional waffle batter.
3. If needed, spray the waffle iron with oil or drizzle with melted butter. Pour about ½ cup of batter into the waffle maker, spreading it out so that it cooks evenly.
4. Cook almond flour waffles for 4-5 minutes or until golden brown and cooked through.

These numbered steps match the numbered photos above and are for illustration purposes. For the complete list of ingredients and instructions for Almond Flour Waffles, please see the recipe below.

TIPS FOR WORKING WITH WAFFLE MAKERS

Do you have a non-stick waffle maker? If your non-stick coating is new or otherwise in good condition, you shouldn't need to add any oil or butter when cooking. Sometimes as these things age the coating doesn't work as well. In that case, a bit of oil might be needed.

For a cast iron waffle maker, you will want to liberally grease it with oil or butter before adding your almond flour waffle batter.

A Belgian waffle maker makes very thick waffles using a special type of batter. I haven't tested this recipe with one of those, so I'm not sure if it will work.

Your waffle maker may make more or fewer waffles than mine did based on its size or shape. Some makers make round waffles, others make a square or rectangular ones. Just divide however many waffles into six equal-sized portions to stick with the macros listed.

WORKING WITH ALMOND FLOUR

When measuring almond flour, it's important to be careful not to compact it, which means that you shouldn't dip your measuring cup into the bag or canister. Instead, stir your almond flour first. Then use a spoon to scoop the flour into your measuring cup. Level the cup with the flat side of the knife.

If you store almond flour in the fridge or freezer (which is good practice if you don't use it often), you should let it come to room temperature before measuring and baking with it. Cold almond flour behaves differently, and it won't absorb liquid at the same rate.

CAN YOU FREEZE ALMOND FLOUR WAFFLES?

Frozen Almond Flour Waffles are super convenient, and just like those toaster waffles that you ate as a kid! To freeze these, cook them on the waffle iron first, then place the waffles on a sheet pan to freeze them separately. After an hour or so you can remove them from the pan and place them in a zip-top bag in the freezer.

To reheat frozen almond flour waffles, use the toaster, toaster oven, or air fryer to get them crispy again. The microwave will work too in a pinch.

If you loved these almond flour waffles you might also like these almond flour crepes.

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