Waffle Day

Waffles are a bit of a Norwegian tradition, and Norwegians hold a special love for waffle hearts.

Waffles have a long history in Norway, dating back to the 1800s.

March 25th is International Waffle Day, and we encourage everyone to bring out their waffle iron and serve waffles to friends and family. Give your waffle iron a deserved place on your kitchen counter or wherever you love to make waffles.

8 tips for the best waffles

Create crispy, fluffy, and delicious waffles every time! Experiment with new waffle recipes, and remember—using a cleaning waffle keeps your waffle iron in top condition for the best results.

1. Crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside
The best waffles come from a waffle iron with built-in air vents that allow excess steam to escape. This results in waffles that are crispy on the outside and light and fluffy on the inside.

2. Even cooking for the best results
A waffle iron that distributes heat evenly is essential for making perfect waffles. The design plays a big role in this. Our waffle irons feature conically shaped plates and air vents. Together, these ensure that the waffle batter spreads evenly and excess air escapes—no need to manually spread it with a ladle!

3. Let the batter rest
Allowing the waffle batter to sit for 15-30 minutes results in fluffier waffles with better texture.

4. Avoid thin waffle batter
Avoid using thin waffle batter, especially when making wholemeal waffles or adding oats. A thin batter can cause waffles to stick to the waffle iron and result in uneven cooking.

5. Keep Your Waffles Crispy
For crispy waffles, place them individually on a cooling rack instead of stacking them. Want extra crispness? Add a splash of sparkling water to your waffle batter!

6. Make waffle batter in a blender
Using a blender ensures a smooth, lump-free waffle batter, especially when making wholemeal waffles or vegetable-based waffle recipes.

7. Protect Your Waffle Iron
Always use wooden or plastic utensils to avoid damaging the non-stick coating of your waffle iron. This keeps your waffle maker in top shape for perfect waffles every time.

8. Wholemeal waffles
Wholemeal waffles tend to stick more, so grease the waffle iron every second or third waffle to prevent this and ensure easy removal.

OUR MOST POPULAR WAFFLE RECIPES

  • Basic Waffle batter recipe & tips

    Freshly made waffles always taste amazing. Here’s a simple waffle batter recipe using common ingredients most people already have at home. Want to customize your waffles? This versatile base recipe is perfect for adding your favorite flavors and variations.

  • Banana and oatmeal waffles

    Our most popular waffle recipe. Make healthy and delicious banana and oatmeal waffles. The waffle batter is easily made in a blender.

  • Spinach Waffles

    Healthy and delicious waffles with a beautiful green color from spinach. Spinach waffles are a great alternative to bread—nutritious, tasty, and a perfect way to add more spinach to your diet.