gluten free protein waffles with blueberries

Gluten Free Protein Waffles

Fluffy, protein-packed gluten free waffles that are easy to make, freezer-friendly, and customizable.

These protein-packed waffles are easy, quick to make, and perfect for those mornings when you want something filling.

If you’re tired of the same old breakfast routine—omelets, protein shakes, or plain toast—it’s time to shake things up.

Unlike store-bought waffles, which can be loaded with sugar and preservatives, these are made with simple, wholesome ingredients you can feel good about.

pouring syrup over gluten free protein waffles with blueberries

They’re also a lifesaver for meal prep. Make a batch ahead of time, freeze them, and you’ve got ready-to-go breakfasts all week long.

Whether you like them plain or want to toss in some chocolate chips or fresh blueberries, these waffles stay light, fluffy, and perfectly tender, thanks to a little psyllium magic and a touch of extra egg white.

stack of gluten free high protein waffles with some blueberries on top

This recipe hits the sweet spot between convenience and nutrition. Each waffle is high in protein, has fiber to keep you full, and is made with wholesome flours and oats, making it much healthier than anything from the freezer aisle.

close up view of gluten free protein waffles with blueberries

It’s ideal for anyone looking for a quick breakfast that’s more than just fuel—it’s a treat you can feel good about, especially when you’re ready to take a break from the same old omelets and shakes.

Why You’ll Love These Gluten-Free Protein Waffles

Meal prep friendly: Make a batch ahead, freeze, and reheat for quick, convenient breakfasts.

Light and fluffy: Perfectly soft texture that kids and adults will love.

Kid-approved: A breakfast the whole family will actually eat without complaints.

High in protein: Packed with protein powder to keep you full and fueled.

Gluten-free: Safe for those with gluten sensitivities, and easy to enjoy for everyone.

gluten free protein waffles with blueberries on top

Dairy-free adaptable: Can be made dairy-free with simple swaps like plant-based milk or yogurt.

No refined sugar: Naturally sweetened, keeping it healthier without sacrificing flavor.

Customizable: Add mix-ins like berries, chocolate chips, or nuts to suit your taste.

gluten free protein waffles with blueberries

Gluten Free Protein Waffles

Makes 20 waffles
Fluffy, protein-packed gluten-free waffles that are easy to make, freezer-friendly, and customizable with chocolate chips or fruit—perfect for a healthy, filling breakfast.
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 35 minutes

Equipment

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Using a blender or food processor, blend rolled oats into flour. Mix with gluten-free flour, protein powder, psyllium, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
  • In another bowl, whisk the coconut oil, milk, eggs, egg white, maple syrup, and vanilla. The coconut oil may clump a bit here but it will smooth out in the cooked waffle.
  • Stir wet into dry until just combined. Don’t overmix. Add in any mix-ins, if desired and gently stir.
  • Let the batter sit 5 minutes so psyllium and oats can puff.
  • Spoon batter into waffle maker. Do not overfill or it will spill out the sides. Cook until golden and serve with additional toppings, if desired.

Notes

These waffles freeze well!  Allow them to cool completely, then place them up on a baking sheet (not touching) and freeze for an hour (this helps them avoid sticking together).  Once frozen, you can put them all in a freezer safe bag together.  To reheat, pop a few in the toaster (best method) or microwave.  
Nutrition Information:  My belgian waffle maker makes a circle of 4 waffles.  The nutrition information is for 1 of these 4 waffles.  This recipe makes a total of 20 waffles.  (So 5 waffles circles with 4 waffles each – hope that makes sense!)  

Nutrition per Serving

Calories: 69kcalCarbohydrates: 8gProtein: 4gFat: 3gFiber: 1g

Nutrition information is an estimate for general guidance only. Variations in ingredients, brands, or calculation methods may affect the actual values.

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