Biscoff Waffles

Ready in 20 minutes, these glorious biscoff waffles lock in the delicious caramel and cinnamon flavour of Lotus biscoff spread. They're divine with drizzled biscoff sauce and crumbled biscoff cookies.

Lotus Biscoff Waffles (Vegan, 3 Ingredients)

Info

Nutrition per serving
NutrientAmountRDA
Net Carbs69.1 g25.1%
of which Sugars12.2 g13.5%
Fibers3.7 g13.2%
Fats14 g21.5%
of which Saturates2.8 g13.9%
of which Omega 30 g1.3%
Proteins7.4 g16.2%
Calcium256 mg25.6%
Vitamin A51 mcg7.3%
Vitamin C0 mg0%
Iron1.6 mg10.6%
Potassium146 mg4.2%
Sodium401 mg17.4%
Cholesterol0 mg0%
Kcal432 21.6%
Macro split
  • net carbs 73%
  • sugars 13%
  • fats 15%
  • saturates 3%
  • proteins 8%
  • fibers 4%
*RDA based on a 2000 kcal diet;
**Nutritional data sources: USDA, food labels.
KCAL
432 per serving
TIME
20m
HEALTH

These biscoff waffles are a delicious treat made with Lotus biscoff spread. Ready in just 20 minutes, they're perfect as a dessert or an indulgent breakfast.

After the success of our biscoff cake, we decided to use this delightful biscoff paste to make a tasty variation of the classic American waffles.

You'll need a waffle machine to cook the waffles and three simple ingredients to make the waffle batter: self-raising flour, oat milk, and biscoff spread. That's it!

Because, in our recipe, biscoff spread replaces eggs, butter, and sugar, these waffles are dairy-free, egg-free, and vegan.

Biscoff spread is made with crumbled Lotus biscoff cookies (also known as Lotus speculoos in Europe) mixed with flavourings, vegetable oils, and sugar.

This creamy cookie paste lends such a distinctive taste of caramel and cinnamon to the waffles we're sure you'll love them.

And if you're in for more biscoff delight, drizzle the warm waffles with our biscoff sauce and top them with crumbled biscoff biscuits. So good!

Oh, and if you have any biscoff spread left try these mouth-watering vegan biscoff brownies!

For more waffles recipe ideas, check out these vegan sourdough waffles and almond flour protein waffles.

Ingredients

Adjustments
Serves
Measuring System
Oat Milk330 mL
Self-Raising Flour220 g
Biscoff Spread (at room temperature)130 g

Step 1

In a bowl, whisk oat milk with self-raising flour and Lotus Biscoff spread into a smooth and pourable waffle batter.

biscoff waffle batter

Step 2

Heat your waffle maker to the max and spray the griddles with vegetable oil.

Now, pour enough waffle batter to fill all the grooves and level it with a spatula (1).

Close the machine lid and cook the waffles according to the manufacturer's instructions or until they're golden brown, spongy, and cooked through (2).

We cooked ours at max temperature for 7 minutes, but you can cook the waffle for more or less, depending on your machine.

biscoff waffle batter in a waffle machine
1
cooked biscoff waffles in a waffle machine
2

Step 3

Repeat step 2 until you have used all the biscoff waffle batter.

You can optionally prepare a biscoff sauce for the topping, whisking 40g (1.5 oz) of biscoff spread with 30ml (1 oz) of warm oat milk.

Drizzle the biscoff sauce over the warm waffles, top them with crumbled lotus biscoff cookies, and enjoy them with a scoop of vanilla or vegan salted caramel ice cream on the side.

biscoff waffles with biscoff sauce and crumble biscoff cookies

Tips

You can swap oat milk with tinned coconut milk for a richer and tastier waffle batter.