Waffle cone breakfast ideas

There are plenty of Kale recipes out there, but I really wanted to mke a kale recipe with-a-twist. So here we have vegetable stuffed Kale waffle cones.

Waffle cones for breakfast? What?!? Hear me out. These breakfast waffle cones are filled with yogurt and toppings rather than ice cream. They make a quick breakfast that is fun interactive for a sleepover, or perfect for a dash out of the door to school. Here's why I love these waffle cones: Well, I just love any excuse to eat a waffle cone. They're totally quick and easy for busy mornings. I love yogurt for lunch or a snack, but for breakfast, I want something I can really sink my teeth…

I can be really flaky at times. Okay, most of the time. I mean I don't back out of commitments, I can't handle being late, and I love to-do lists but when it comes to doing

If you are a waffle lover like me you will enjoy these bubble waffles. They are fun to eat and are very good for portion control when you break them apart into little waffle eggs. Serve them with ice cream, whipped cream, fruit, syrup, powdered sugar, etc. If I can do it, you can do it!

Who doesn't love maple, or maple ice cream? Scoop it over waffles for waffles à la mode, or nestle scoops in little homemade waffle cone cups like I did here. In my mind, maple is a fall flavor and very New England, perfect for these parts and this time of year. Use the real deal here -- only 100% pure maple syrup. Not pancake syrup, not maple-flavored syrup. I know it's more expensive, but Trader Joe's sells this bottle at a fair price. Like most ice creams, it gets slightly cooked into a…

Hong Kong Egg Waffle recipe is the best easy to make snacks on the go! There are so many ways you can add flavor and customize this delicious snack idea. Kids and adults will surely love munching on this tasty bubble waffle recipe. Pin this easy and yummy snack recipe!

It doesn't get much better for eating ice cream than this Chocolate Chip Cookie Cone recipe and video tutorial!! Awesome! So easy & delicious!

Dutch Stroopwafels: Hey People! My Dad is a baker from Holland, so I grew up with stuff like Stroopwafels and Bolussen and Krakelingen, basically all the good food from the Netherlands. so here I have a recipe for Stroopwafels (literally Syrup Waffles) I hope you enjoy…

If you are a waffle lover like me you will enjoy these bubble waffles. They are fun to eat and are very good for portion control when you break them apart into little waffle eggs. Serve them with ice cream, whipped cream, fruit, syrup, powdered sugar, etc. If I can do it, you can do it!

Today’s “anything goes” attitude toward food yields unexpected fillings in these winsome sandwich creations.