High Protein Chocolate and Banana Waffles Recipe

High Protein Chocolate and Banana Waffles Recipe

30 min
Cooking time 20 min
A chocolatey waffle, sweetened with banana and topped off with peanut butter. Want to treat yourself to a decadent breakfast dish but also stay healthy AND up your protein intake? Say hello to our easy high-protein chocolate and banana waffles recipe. These delectable waffles are packed with protein to support muscle growth and boost your energy levels. They’re also naturally sweetened with banana and can be topped off with creamy peanut butter and your favourite fruits. To save you time, instead of mixing protein powder with milk or water, this recipe uses our Arla Protein Chocolate Flavoured Milk - just pour it in and you’re good to go!
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Instructions

Instructions
  • In a bowl, mix together the flour, salt and baking powder.
  • Combine the eggs, banana and Arla Protein Chocolate Milk in a jug.
  • Gradually add in wet ingredients to the mixture until just combined.
  • Fold through the chocolate chips and melted butter. Leave the mixture to rest.
  • Pre-heat your waffle iron. Ladle the mixture into your waffle maker and cook until crisp – keep cooked waffles warm until ready to serve.
  • To serve, place sliced banana on top, drizzle with warmed peanut butter and add a scattering of chocolate chips.
Enjoy!
Tips

For a sweeter waffle, use two bananas in your batter.

Tips

Depending on your waffle iron, you can make these square, round, heart or star-shaped for added fun!

Tips

Make sure you preheat your waffle iron before adding the batter, so you get lovely golden waffles instead of ones that are pale and soft.

Tips

To stop your waffle batter from sticking to the waffle iron, spread a little bit of melted butter or oil before you ladle out your mix.

Protein waffles recipe FAQs

Can I use protein powder in waffles?
Yes, adding some protein powder to your waffles is a fantastic way to boost their nutritional value. Just make sure you use the right ratios and mix it well to keep the texture smooth. An even better option is to use our Arla Protein Chocolate Milk which tastes super chocolatey and will give your waffle batter a creamy, smooth finish.
How many grams of protein are in protein waffles?
If you use 350ml of Arla Protein Chocolate Flavoured Milk, your waffles will contain at least 19.25G of protein. Our flavoured milk also has 40% less sugar and 40% more protein than most chocolate milk drinks, making it a delicious and nutritious option to have in your fridge at any time!
Are protein waffles healthy?
When eaten as part of a balanced, calorie-controlled diet, waffles can be a healthy breakfast choice – especially if you live an active lifestyle and want to up your protein intake.
What is the best protein powder for waffles?
There are heaps of different protein powders available – from those that are plant-based to options featuring tempting flavours like vanilla or chocolate. We’d recommend using our Arla Protein Chocolate Milk in your protein waffles for ease and to benefit from its rich flavour.

Ingredients

Ingredients
Plain flour
250 g
Salt
½ tsp
Baking powder
4 tsp
Ripe banana, mashed
1
Eggs
2
Melted butter
50 g
Arla® Protein Chocolate flavoured milk drink
350 ml
Dark chocolate chips
1 tbsp
Peanut butter, sliced bananas and chocolate chips to serve
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Key Features of High Protein Waffles

Not just a tempting breakfast option for their mouth-watering flavour, these high-protein waffles also have fantastic nutritional benefits and are convenient enough to fit with your busy lifestyle.

Nutritional value

Our waffle recipe contains a whole banana and no added sugar, plus just a small amount of fat. And we’ve enhanced the batter with 350ml of Arla Protein Chocolate Flavoured Milk. This has around 19.25g of protein and around 178 calories – giving you an extra energy boost for the day ahead.

Easy to prepare

Our high protein banana and chocolate waffles only take 30 minutes to create, with just six simple steps. To save yourself even more time – especially if you have a hectic family or work life – why not mix your dry ingredients in advance and pop them in zip-lock bags for whenever you fancy whipping up a batch?

Full of flavour

Banana and chocolate is always a popular flavour pairing. Our protein waffles recipe also features peanut butter as an additional topping but you could swap this out for almond butter or jam.