Put down the bread and try one of these fantastic ones waffle sandwiches instead. Perfect at any time of the day, they are tasty, sweet, salty and delicious.
I know waffle sandwiches aren't the newest thing on the planet, but I don't think they're celebrated enough!
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I mean, have you ever had a Monte Cristo waffle? How about waffle sliders?
No?
Well, I think it's time we changed that. So today, I present to you 13 different waffle sandwiches that will make you swoon.
Whether you want something sweet, savory, or both, this list has something for every mood.
Let's eat!
If you're looking for classic breakfast flavors, you can't get a better combination than ham and cheese.
Sandwiched between two thick, crispy waffles, these best friends come together to create a smoky, savory, salty, and gooey filling.
These waffle sandwiches are a hit on their own, but if you like to experiment with different flavors, a drizzle of maple syrup is highly recommended.
Not only does the syrup add a layer of sweetness, which goes great with the salty flavor of the ham, but it also adds moisture to the waffles.
When making these wonderful breakfast sandwiches, I can't stress enough that you should make twice as much!
Topped with beans, buttery mushrooms, a fried egg, and arugula, you'll want to eat them for days.
Each component brings something to the table, from the sweet, smoky BBQ beans and rich, runny yolk to the wonderfully earthy mushrooms.
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Let's also not forget the arugula, which gives the sandwiches a spicy crunch.
And together with crispy, tender waffles, they make sparks fly.
A classic Monte Cristo sandwich includes salty ham, gooey cheese, and sweet jam.
It's battered and fried, creating an upgraded version of my favorite French sandwich: the Croque Monsieur.
Finished with a dusting of powdered sugar, it has a beautiful layer of sweetness that I think you will really enjoy.
Of course, this recipe takes things a step further by using waffles instead of regular bread.
This little switcheroo adds even more texture to the already spectacular sammie.
If you're looking for a fun treat to serve at your next brunch, look no further than these waffle sliders.
They may come in a small package, but they offer big flavors.
Because these waffles are smaller than normal, they are crispier and more flavorful.
Fillings include bacon, lettuce and tomatoes, also known as BLT. Hmm!
These waffle sandwiches are savory, sweet, creamy, and absolutely delicious.
In addition to the delicious bacon, cheese, and maple mustard filling, these sando waffles are extra special because of one key ingredient: cornflour.
With its cheesy flavor and gritty texture, cornflour gives waffles a cornbread flavor.
So if you can't decide between waffles, sandwiches, and cornbread for breakfast, this recipe is the perfect solution.
Just because you follow a plant-based diet doesn't mean you can't enjoy a good waffle sandwich!
This innovative recipe uses a combination of potatoes, whole wheat bread crumbs, soy milk, rice flour and flax seeds to create surprisingly delicious waffles.
And to top it all off, they're topped with a creamy, earthy, herb-packed custard made from tofu, scallions, garlic, and lemon juice.
Waffles, fried chicken, bacon, and cheddar cheese come together to make a breakfast you'll want to eat again and again... and again!
If you can't decide on just one waffle topping, who says you can't have them all?
After all, any day that starts with fried chicken, bacon, and cheese will be great.
Juicy tomatoes and crisp lettuce are also added to provide a refreshing contrast to the ridiculously umami-rich sandwiches.
This is PB&J taken to whole new realms of breakfast heaven.
Instead of just peanut butter and your favorite jelly flavor, these sandwiches also have banana slices.
And, instead of bread, you'll wrap the classic filling in two crispy waffles studded with chocolate chips. Wow!
These waffle sandwiches are filled with scrambled eggs, sliced turkey, and cheddar cheese.
The flavors are nothing new, but you know they will hit the spot.
What I love about this recipe is that it reminds us that we don't need to spend hours in the kitchen to make a delicious, filling meal.
Thanks to things like frozen waffles, pre-sliced deli meats, and sliced cheese, preparing breakfast is a breeze.
These grilled cheese waffle sammies have crispy, smoky bacon on the waffles themselves. And the dough has bacon grease to boot!
We all know that everything tastes better with bacon, right? So I have no doubt that this dish will be a certified success.
In addition to the bacon, these also ooze gooey cheddar cheese.
Why make a boring cheeseburger when you can make this epic waffle cheeseburger?
Waffles are in, buns are out!
The great thing about using waffles for buns is that they give the burger an even better texture.
They also add a soft layer of sweetness that tastes amazing against salty burgers.
Turn frozen waffles into a fancy breakfast with just two simple ingredients.
Here, the combination of strawberry jam and goat cheese creates a sweet, salty and creamy flavor profile that transforms the humble waffle into a very special sandwich.
If strawberries aren't your jam, don't worry! This recipe works with most varieties of jam.
I love the fig jam in this with the spicy goat cheese!
These waffle sandwiches are filled with a sensational filling of canned tuna, mayonnaise, shredded carrots, and cilantro.
That's tuna salad for champions!
The provolone cheese adds an extra layer of creaminess, but it's optional, of course.
Unlike the other recipes in this roundup, this one uses regular slices of bread.
But don't worry: They're pressed in a waffle maker to give them the ultimate waffle makeover.
I'm happy to report that this little trick works like a charm, so go ahead and give it a try.
