Best Blueberry Waffles Recipe (2024)

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5 from 2 votes

35 minutes minutes

by Marly

Updated 9/30/23

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These Vegan Blueberry Waffles boast a crisp and buttery crust, with a light and fluffy inside simply bursting with juicy berries! Make this waffle recipe for a great weekend breakfast (or a dinner too)! You’ll love the simple batter and easy-to-follow steps.

Be sure to drizzle your waffles with this tasty blueberry sauce.

Waffles or pancakes. It’s such an epic contrast of styles. Of course, I love blueberry pancakes! Who doesn’t? But it’s also so hard to resist the idea of blueberry waffles.

Why? Why do we like waffles so much? Because with waffles you get a crispier crust and those waffle pockets give opportunities for the sugar in the batter to caramelize. We don’t get that as much with pancakes.

Sometimes a waffle is exactly what you’re looking for. Imagine a nice, big stack of blueberry waffles topped with blueberry sauce. It’s perfect!

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Key Ingredients

You can find the full printable recipe, including ingredient quantities, below. But first, here are some explanations of ingredients and steps to help you make this recipe perfect every time.

Here are the ingredients you’ll need for this recipe, including substitution ideas:

Flour — I use all-purpose flour, but you can substitute whole wheat pastry flour (different than whole wheat flour).
Plant-based milk — I use mostly soy milk. You can substitute any plant-based milk such as almond milk.
Ground flaxseed — Ground flaxseed is a great egg replacer, or you can use a chia egg instead.
Apple cider vinegar — It’s the combination of plant-based milk with vinegar that makes vegan buttermilk. And that is my favorite trick for fluffy waffles!

Why This Recipe is a Winner

Both all-purpose and whole wheat flours are added to make these waffles delicious and healthy, too
Fresh or frozen blueberries are added to the waffle batter to create bursts of blueberries throughout
Melted vegan butter in the batter makes these waffles buttery and rich in every bite!

How to Make Vegan Blueberry Waffles

So, let’s talk about how to make this blueberry waffles recipe. It’s really quite simple.

Quick Fix Tip

Use frozen blueberries for these waffles to keep things simple. Besides, frozen blueberries work best because they don’t burst into the batter as easily.

This is a vegan waffle recipe, but you won’t miss the eggs, dairy, or butter. We’re using ground flax as an egg replacer, and it works great. Dairy-free waffles are just as good!

Marly’s Tips

Here are some great tips to help you make these homemade blueberry waffles perfect every time:

Because vegan butter comes salted, there’s no need for additional salt to be added to the batter.
The batter may thicken up as it sits, if so, feel free to add more plant-based milk or another tablespoon of melted vegan butter. Thinner batter will create crispier waffles.
I like to use a 1/2 cup measuring cup to dispense batter evenly into the waffle iron.
Use the back of a measuring cup or spoon to gently press the batter around, making sure every section of the waffle iron is filled.
I love the combination of all-purpose and whole wheat flour in this recipe, however, you can use only all-purpose flour or even whole wheat pastry flour if you prefer.
If you have a Belgium waffle maker, you can use this batter to make blueberry Belgium waffles.
Fruit waffles are delicious, so feel free to substitute your favorite berries, such as raspberries or even a mixture of berries.

I think you’ll agree these are the best blueberry vegan waffles! You can use the blueberry sauce from my vegan cheesecake recipe. Of course, maple syrup is always tasty over waffles or pancakes.

More Pancakes and Waffles

Of course, these vegan blueberry waffles are amazing! If you want some other vegan pancakes or vegan waffles, try these:

Vegan Protein Pancakes

25 mins total

Vegan Oatmeal Pancakes

25 mins total

Whole Wheat Pancakes

20 mins total

Gluten-Free Banana Pancakes

30 mins total

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Vegan Blueberry Waffles

These Vegan Blueberry Waffles are infused with blueberries! If you love easy waffles that are light and fluffy, these are the ones for you!

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Course: Breakfast

Cuisine: American

Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time: 30 minutes minutes

Total Time: 35 minutes minutes

Servings: 12 waffle quarters

Calories: 134kcal

Author: Marly McMillen

Ingredients

▢ 1 ½ cups all-purpose flour
▢ ½ cup whole wheat flour
▢ 2 tablespoons granulated sugar
▢ 2 teaspoons baking powder
▢ 1 ¾ cups plant-based milk
▢ 1 tablespoon ground flaxseed
▢ 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
▢ 4 tablespoons vegan butter melted
▢ 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
▢ ⅔ cup fresh or frozen blueberries
▢ vegetable cooking spray
▢ Toppings for the waffles can include maple syrup, vegan butter, blueberry sauce, jam, and more!

Instructions

Plug in your waffle iron so that it can begin to heat up. Preheat oven to 300°F or heat up a toaster oven to keep prepared waffles warm.
In a mixing bowl, combine the flours, sugar, and baking powder. Stir to combine.
In a separate bowl, combine the milk, ground flax, apple cider vinegar, melted butter, and vanilla. Stir to combine.
Pour the milk mixture into the flour mixture and stir until everything is incorporated.Add frozen blueberries and stir gently to incorporate.
Spray your waffle iron with vegetable cooking spray. Use a spoon or 1/2 cup measuring cup to dispense batter into waffle iron. Use the back of the spoon or measuring cup to make sure every section of the waffle iron is filled, spreading the batter to the edges. Close the lid and cook the waffles for 5–7 minutes, until golden and crispy.
Transfer cooked waffles to a pan in the heated oven to stay warm and continue making waffles until the batter is gone.
Serve warm with vegan butter, peanut butter, jam, maple syrup or your favorite toppings.

Recommended Equipment

Waffle Iron

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Notes

Nutritional estimates are for waffles only and does not include toppings.

Most waffle irons have an indicator light to show when the waffles are done. However, I like to cook them just a little bit longer, to make sure they get a crispy crust.

You don’t need to add additional sodium to these vegan waffles because vegan butter is usually salted. If you’re using unsalted butter, you can add up to 1/4 teaspoon.

The nutrition information shown is an estimate provided by an online nutrition calculator and should not be considered a substitute for a professional nutritionist’s advice.

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