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These waffles are made in my mini waffle maker because I like to meal prep them. I’ll make a bunch at once and freeze the leftovers. Basically then you have paleo Eggo waffles on hand! Then reheat perfectly in the toaster. You can also make them in a regular waffle maker if you don’t have a mini one on hand.

Caramelized Bananas:

The real star of the show here are the toppings – caramelized bananas! I am IN LOVE WITH THEM! Had to go all caps because the obsession is real. They are literally soooo simple to make (think 1 minute honestly) but taste like a fancy dessert. Heat a skillet over low medium heat, add some coconut oil, then add your bananas. Sprinkle with cinnamon and flip after 30 seconds-1 minute. That’s all you have to do, seriously!

Waffle Maker Options:

If you’re looking for a smaller, toaster sized waffle maker- I like this option and this option.

A bigger, more traditional waffle iron option is this one. These are all linked on Amazon.

Other Healthy Paleo Breakfasts:

Paleo Breakfast Quesadilla

Breakfast Spaghetti Squash

Paleo Blueberry Waffle

Paleo Chocolate Donuts

Paleo Waffles

These paleo, gluten free, healthy waffles are the perfect healthy breakfast or brunch. Made with almond flour, bananas, eggs, and lots of delicious spices. Topped to perfection. A great healthy meal prep breakfast. #paleo #paleobreakfast #mealprep

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Ingredients

3 eggs
1 mashed banana
1 1/2 cups almond flour
1 tsp vanilla
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp coconut sugar
1/4 cup unsweetened applesauce
Optional* 1-2 tbsp vanilla collagen or protein.

Method

1- In a large bowl, whisk the 3 eggs

2- Mix everything together well. You can use a stand mixer or hand mixer to get the batter right.

3- Heat your waffle iron

4- Grease it with some non-stick spray, add your batter.

5- Let the waffles cook according to the timer on your waffle maker.

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The tricky part about cooking with blueberries is finding the perfect balance of adding the right amount. You don’t want to add too many or the waffles fall apart. If you don’t add enough, then you’re let down that it’s not really a blueberry waffle. This recipe makes 2 waffles so I made one without blueberries just to be safe and one with blueberries. Both turned out perfectly so I’d say you can make them either way!

Why I love blueberries:

Not only are they super flavorful, they’re packed with antioxidants. They’re also packed with nutrients like Vitamin C, fiber, and magnesium. Getting enough fiber in your diet is important in helping regulate digestion. While I love love love chocolate chips in waffles, blueberries are overall a healthier choice. Either is a delicious option that I’d recommend though

What You Need to Make the Waffles:

I love keeping my ingredient list simple. The less ingredients, typically the lower the cost. I hate the idea that eating healthy has to be super expensive. What you need for this recipe: eggs, bananas, coconut flour (buy in bulk on amazon to save money), vanilla, cinnamon, and baking powder. And a waffle maker. The only expensive ingredient here would be the coconut flour but still much cheaper than the similar paleo flour alternative, almond flour.

I like cooking with coconut flour for that reason. It’s way more affordable than almond flour. When a recipe calls for 2 cups of almond flour, all I can think of is the dollar signs haha. That doesn’t mean I don’t still make recipes with it because sometimes it does taste better but I’m just mindful of the costs.

Toppings of Choice:

When it comes to toppings, I tend to go overboard. Oops. I mean, waffles/pancakes/oatmeal- it’s all just a means to get to the toppings Haha but for real- I love topping off waffles with some grass fed butter, blueberries, and maple syrup. Other alternatives would be some nut butter, banana, and ghee. Or just eat it plain because they’re so flavorful!

Other Paleo Breakfast Recipes:

Paleo Chunky Monkey Bars

Paleo Zucchini Banana Bread Bites

Paleo Chocolate Donuts

Paleo Protein Bites

Hope you all enjoy this simple paleo blueberry waffle recipe!

Paleo Blueberry Waffle

Paleo Blueberry Waffles- made with simple ingredients, gluten free, and ready in less than 5 minutes. An easy, healthy breakfast. Perfect healthy meal prep option and a delicious healthy waffle recipe. #paleo #glutenfree #healthybreakfast

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Ingredients

3 eggs

2 bananas (mashed)

1/4 cup + 1 tbsp coconut flour 

1/2 tsp vanilla

1/2 tsp cinnamon

1/2 tsp baking powder

1/4– 1/2 cup blueberries

Method

1. Heat a waffle maker on the medium heat setting
2. In a bowl, whisk 3 eggs.
3. Then add in 2 bananas that you’ve mashed, then the coconut flour, the spices, and the baking powder.
4. Mix together then fold in the blueberries
5. Spray your waffle iron with nonstick spray then add the batter in.
6. Cook according to the waffle maker timer
7. Makes 2 waffles
8. Topped with grass fed butter, maple syrup, and more blueberries

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