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Six Pack Gourmet Waffles
Athlete Specs. Kid Approved. Mom Verified.
$16.99
7g carbs
No sugar
Soy & dairy free
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13 breakfasts per pouch · Net wt 14.5 oz (410g) · Made in South Carolina
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WHAT’S IN THE POUCH?
One 14.5 oz pouch of high-protein Belgian waffle mix. About 13 waffles, one bowl, 3 to 5 minutes on the iron.
A REAL BELGIAN WAFFLE.
Formulated as a Belgian waffle first, with the protein built into the recipe. Crisp edges, a soft middle, deep pockets. Not pancake batter poured into a waffle iron.
MAKE ONCE, EAT ALL WEEK.
Add an egg, a tablespoon of oil and a cup of milk, plant milk or water. Make a batch on Sunday, freeze the extras, and toast them straight from frozen.
Blind taste-test score: 9.25/10
A short ingredient list.
Everything in the pouch, next to the panel it adds up to.
INGREDIENTS
Proprietary Plant Protein Blend (Pea, Wheat), Non-GMO Corn Starch, Stevia (Maltodextrin, Stevia Leaf Extract), Non-GMO Leavening (Baking Soda, Cornstarch, Sodium Bicarbonate, Monocalcium Phosphate), Potato Starch, Tapioca Flour, Psyllium Husk, Natural Flavor, Salt.
Allergen info: Contains wheat.
No sugar
No soy
No dairy
Non-GMO
1
Whisk
3/4 cup mix, 1 cup milk, plant milk or water, 1 egg, 1 tbsp oil. One bowl, nothing to separate, nothing to rest.
2
Pour
About 1/2 cup onto a preheated iron. Close the lid and leave it alone.
3
Cook
3 to 5 minutes. You will know it is done by the color, not by guessing.
Makes 3 waffles per batch. Freeze the extras and toast them straight from frozen.
25g protein each. Golden in 3 to 5 minutes. One pouch, the whole table eats the same breakfast.
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Is there really 25g of protein in one waffle?
Yes. One waffle is one serving, and prepared it comes to 25g of protein and 7g of carbs. The full panel is on the pouch and on this page.
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