Honey Yogurt Waffles

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I try to eat yogurt every day, but Josh won’t touch the stuff. Wait, I take that back, Josh always makes our homemade yogurt, but he won’t eat it.  He hates the smell, texture, and taste. So when I made Honey Yogurt Waffles one morning I decided to keep the yogurt part of the waffles a secret. I am so sneaky:)

I asked Josh if he could guess the secret ingredient, but he isn’t very good at that game. After he polished off two waffles I told him he just ate yogurt waffles. He wasn’t upset because he really enjoyed them. Now, he will eat yogurt, but only in waffles.

These waffles ares soft, fluffy, and sweet. Add Honey Yogurt Waffles to your breakfast or dinner menu today! Next time I don’t have to hide the ingredients from Josh. In fact, I am thinking these would be the perfect waffles for breakfast in bed. I better tell Josh to get cooking:)

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Honey Yogurt Waffles

Waffles made with Greek yogurt and honey make an excellent breakfast!
4.13 from 8 votes

Ingredients
  

Instructions
 

  • Melt the butter in the microwave and set aside. In a large bowl, whisk together flours, oats, baking powder, baking soda and cinnamon. In another bowl, whisk together the milk, yogurt, honey, eggs and vanilla until smooth. Pour the liquid ingredients over the dry ingredients and whisk until just combined. Gently fold in the melted butter.
  • Preheat and lightly grease the waffle iron.  When the waffle iron is hot, pour batter into the wells of the waffle iron. (Fill according to the manufacturer's instructions).
  • Close the lid and bake until the waffle is golden and set. Carefully remove waffle from iron and serve warm with maple syrup or a drizzle of honey.
  • Note: To keep the waffles warm, preheat oven to 200 degrees F. Place a tray of waffles in the oven to keep warm until serving.

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I'm Maria and my husband is Josh. We share a love of cooking, baking, and entertaining. We enjoy creating recipes that are simple, fresh, and family friendly. We love sitting around the table with good food, good conversation, and good friends and family! Our kitchen is always open!
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  1. These waffles look so delicious. I was just tweeting about how I’m so hungry for a good breakfast and wish I had someone to make it for me! I wish you would magically appear in my kitchen with a batch.

  2. ahhh! I’m always looking for new waffle recipes (I do not use our waffle maker nearly enough and Josh LOVES waffles). This is book marked! I’m so glad I found your blog 🙂 🙂

  3. These look so amazing… and I love your twist on a boring old waffle… then again, you ALWAYS have a fun and exciting and delicious twist! 🙂

  4. I like how these have cinnamon in them! I seriously put cinnamon in everything I make for breakfast-I love it!

  5. I love hommade waffes! I might have to try out this recipe over the weekend while visitng some family. They woud love these!

  6. Haha – tricky tricky 🙂 I don’t know how someone could have anything against yogurt, though! These sound amazing 🙂

  7. honey yogurt waffles!? yes please! I like the intersting twist on usual everyday waffles! I will bookmark this– but I have to make it after I make a recipe for whole grain pancakes Ive had my eye on for awhile! haha

  8. Yogurt is my staple too, I bake and cook all my goodies with this elixir of mine. Love those crisp and cute Waffles!

  9. your breakfasts are so inspiring and lovely…Although I’ve been making these recipes and turning them into supper 🙂 I think waffles will go on the menu plan for next week! 🙂
    Thanks once again, for a great recipe
    cathy b.

  10. I love how light & crispy they look. I’m not a yogurt on its own fan but I dig it as an ingredient 🙂 Can’t wait to make these!

  11. Wow these waffles sound pretty healthy as well – with whole wheat flour and oats in the batter. I love anything with yogurt or sour cream in it! ^_^

  12. Sneaky, sneaky, Maria! Thanks for reminding me of what I can make with the leftover yogurt I just saw in the fridge. My husband makes the waffles in our house – I’ll get him on it!

  13. I love sneaking good-for-you ingredients into recipes and then laughing to myself when proclaimed haters of said ingredients actually like them! These waffles sound delicious!

  14. A waffle maker may be just one more kitchen gadget I couldn’t use, but with a recipe like this, I would use it all the time! Thanks for sharing this tasty recipe. They look so delicious!

  15. You are so sneaky 🙂
    Nick is the same way about sour cream. He won’t eat anything if he knows that there is sour cream in it, but he loves anything I make that has sour cream in it and he’s not aware of it.

  16. So funny Josh makes yogurt but doesn’t eat it! Glad he can enjoy the fruits of his labor now 🙂 This is such an awesome idea!

  17. I love the idea of using oats in your waffles! I make huge batches of waffles, then flash freeze them and bag them up so the kids can have waffles anytime they want.!

  18. I wish I had a waffle iron! I was just thinking about getting one the other day, if only we had space! They sound wonderful, especially for breakfast in bed. 🙂

  19. I just love waffles! I need to hurry up and make a batch again. Maybe this weekend…

  20. These look absolutely wonderful, and the name just says it all… my mouth is watering and I want to go make waffles!

  21. These waffles look incredible! I have all the ingredients in my kitchen right now except a waffle iron! I REALLY need to invest in one 🙂

  22. This is amazing!! I haven’t used my new waffle maker in a few weeks – the perfect recipe to get me back on track!

  23. I’ve been making your baked oatmeal for a while now and think I might have to switch it out with THESE waffles…

  24. I wouldn’t need any convincing, I love yogurt and would put it in everything if I could!

  25. I am now craving waffles! I just need to learn how to make them without overflowing the batter all over my countertops 🙂

  26. Just printed this out to make for tomorrow! Holy yum, you sure can make waffles look good! Can’t wait to let you know how they turn out:) And feel free to check in with my blog sometime, I’d love to know what you think!

  27. so yesterday it was the oatmeal berry muffins…this morning it was waffles!! My hubby and I devoured them! I love making my own stuff and not buying processed crap. Next time I might add a little lemon extract. it’s my little secret tang.

  28. I haven’t touched my waffle maker in years, but these look/sound so good I’m itching to try it! I wonder if flavored yogurt will work?

  29. These waffles sound fantastic. I love that they are full of healthy ingredients! I will definitely be trying them soon.

  30. You suckered me in on Sunday am and although I had to sub some of the yogurt with sour cream, these tasted delicious. My waffle iron sucks though and ended up steaming them rather than crisping. Which brand do you have?

  31. I am a real waffle lover! I have been trying out many different recipes to find one that I really love! I tried this one out tonight and it was by far the best recipe for waffles I’ve made yet! The flavor of the cinnamon and honey was delicious! I loved it!

  32. The recipe absolutely didn’t work for me. The waffles stuck to my waffle maker which never happens when I make other waffles.

  33. These sounded delicious, especially with the combination of honey, yogurt and cinnamon—-but I just made them for my family this morning and was very disappointed. They burned on the outside before the inside could finish baking (perhaps it’s the high honey content…many waffle recipes have a just a few tsps of sugar). I could tell they would taste delicious if they would bake up correctly, however! To salvage the remainder of the batch, I undercooked them and then placed in the 200 degree oven to “dry” them out. I’m surprised Williams Sonoma published this recipe.

  34. The nutritional breakdown is as follows :

      4 Servings

    Amount Per Serving

      Calories 436.1

      Total Fat 11.9 g

          Saturated Fat 6.3 g

          Polyunsaturated Fat 1.3 g

          Monounsaturated Fat 3.8 g

      Cholesterol 117.4 mg

      Sodium 415.1 mg

      Potassium 205.9 mg

      Total Carbohydrate 72.0 g

          Dietary Fiber 2.6 g

          Sugars 28.5 g

      Protein 15.0 g

  35. These would be super yummy with my homemade buttermilk syrup! I can’t wait for General Conference in April! We will try these for our Conference Sunday morning breakfast!

  36. These are great! I made them with all WW pastry flour (instead of some white and some whole wheat) and they worked out very well.

    Also, i thought it seemed like a lot of honey — but it wasn’t, and my kids were able to eat these waffles without a lot of extra syrup.

  37. Great website. A lot of useful information here.
    I am sending it to several pals ans additionally sharing in delicious.
    And certainly, thank you on your effort!

  38. I made these for my parents and myself today. I used whole wheat oats instead of just “plain” oats. The flavors all come together to make these just sweet enough that you can eat them as they are, no toppings required. I had a mixture of raspberries and blueberries to garnish them.

    I have a photo of my plate (I hope this works):
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  39. These are absolutely delicious! I made them this morning but my batter was very thin. I’m not sure what I did wrong. I ended up adding more flour. Do you have any suggestions?

  40. There have been a number of great recipes from this site, but this one was not for me. The waffles were very soft and floppy, and the high honey content made them prone to burn. These might have been better as a pancake, which tend to be floppy, since I have more temperature control on my griddle than on my waffle iron.

  41. I loved this recipe! I substituted lemon extract from the vanilla and it gave it a wonderful flavor! My husband always puts syrup on them but decided they didn’t need any! Thanks for this amazing recipe!

  42. I used to have a perfectly nice go to waffle recipe. It was a bit complicated so I didn’t make waffles often. My children thank you for this easy and delicious recipe! I was a bit concerned when I picked up the first one. It tore easily and seemed too airy. The airiness turned out to be perfect. I just had to refine my waffle grabbing technique, that’s all. We really enjoyed them. This will be my new go to waffle recipe that I think I will go to more often. Thanks!

  43. 2 stars
    I rarely write any comment that is negative-but this recipe didn’t work out for me. I’m  going to try it one more time to be sure I didn’t make some kind of major error . The recipe said the batter would be thick-and it wasn’t when I first finished mixing it together but I thought if I let it rest perhaps it would thicken up as quite often I find that in does in waffle or pancake recipes.   I have a Belgian waffle maker and that is what I used. The batter was still much thinner than usual-the flavour of the waffle was good but they were thin and limp. I love baking with yogurt -esp Greek because of the high protein. I’ve used my ingredients so don’t believe the baking powder  or soda was off….just not sure. Sounds like a delicious batter.  I’ll comment again after second batch.

  44. 4 stars
    Got a free large container of maple Greek yogurt, made these and they didn’t ​need syrup or honey. Thanks for the recipe. Made the batch and stuck the rest in the freezer for toaster waffles later. BF likes using them for his egg sandwiches, just sweet enough for him. Thanks again.