This downloadable e-book contains 100 protein waffles to satisfy absolutely every tastebud out there. Here’s what you can expect to find inside:
+ over 88 more!
Bundle this recipe e-book with the expansion pack of recipes which includes 35 recipes you can make with waffle mix that AREN'T waffles.
This expansion pack of recipes answers one major question: “what if I don’t like waffles?”
While I firmly believe there’s a protein waffle recipe in the book for everyone, I know there’s more to life than waffles (for some people). That’s why I wanted to bring you Beyond The Waffle Iron, which allows you move beyond the waffle iron, so to speak, to turn the simple protein waffle mix recipe into a ton of unique recipes.
Prep some protein waffle mix in bulk and use it to create pizzas, donuts, pop tarts, and so much more!
bundle both e-books and save $10!
A recipe book devoted to protein powder waffles might seem silly, but it’s much more than that. Knowing what/how to eat is really damn confusing.
I want to help show you that eating healthy can still be fun.
No, these aren’t salads, but they’re fun, simple, healthy ways to get extra protein into your diet. And for so many out there, eating enough protein is a difficult thing to do.
Waffles encompass everything that I believe is important when it comes to food: simple recipes, simple ingredients, delicious food, and most importantly, fun. Waffles have a way of transporting us right back into childhood, and the recipes allow us to let our imaginations run wild.
At the end of the day, while this is a recipe book of protein waffles, it is much more than that for me.
240 Calories | 1.5g Fat | 33g Carbs | 5.5g Fiber | 3g Sugar | 25g Protein
215 Calories | 2g Fat | 34g Carbs | 5g Fiber | 6g Sugar | 15g Protein
Most protein waffles will be between 200-300 calories and have at least 15g of protein (more, in most cases)
Check your email- you’ll receive a download link to access your .pdf ebook. Remember, this is not a physical book, and you will be downloading the e-book to view on any of your devices.
Yes, this is a recipe book exclusively for waffles. However, there are “bonus” recipes that go along with your waffles- fried chicken, healthy coleslaw, buttercream frosting, and much much more.
On top of the recipes, I’ve also got a ton of extra information and resources for you: cooking tips, cleaning instructions, substitutions, recommended equipment, etc.
Yes, these are protein powder waffles, so you’ll need to get yourself some protein powder. I use PEScience for my protein powder waffles, which is a blend of whey & casein protein and my favorite protein powder to use (Code “matt” saves you 15% on it as well). I have successfully tested with whey protein as well, and it works great, so any protein powder you have should work just fine (we use a small amount, because we don’t want these to taste like protein powder).
If you do not have protein powder, the dairy free version of the recipes does not require any protein powder.
Get yourself one ASAP! Allow me to help:
I highly, highly recommend the Cusinart Double Belgian Waffle Maker. Yes, it makes two at a time! This is the one I use and it is so much better than any others I’ve tried. Check it out.
If that feels like too much, you can go one step down and get Cusinart’s Belgian Waffle Maker that only makes one (so it’s cheaper). Check it out.
I don’t recommend buying a cheap waffle maker because they always seem to break, but if you MUST, just know that there are plenty of cheap options out there! I recommend sticking with a Belgian waffle maker, but any waffle maker will work. Here is one under $20.
No, we don’t shy away from carbs here, so they won’t work on a keto diet.
These protein waffles are naturally lower carb than traditional waffles due to the protein being added in, but these will not be suitable for a diet that is extremely low carb.
Each recipe is going to vary (don’t worry, the book includes this info for every waffle), but here is the nutritional information for one plain waffle:
These numbers are slightly different for the gluten-free & vegan versions, but very similar!
Keep in mind that this is assuming you use all of the same ingredients & brands as I do, so there is likely going to be variation in each recipe. But this should give you a general idea!
The highest protein content is the chicken & waffles, with 63g of protein per serving!
The protein waffle mix that we’re creating in this book has a specific gluten-free version that I have enjoyed countless times for myself even though I am not gluten-free.
Outside of the base mix, there are gluten free substitutions for most recipes.
The protein waffle mix that we’re creating in this book has a specific dairy-free version that I have enjoyed countless times for myself, and have been tested by many others.
Outside of the base mix, there are dairy-free substitutions & recommendations for most recipes 🙂
I utilize a sugar substitute (typically erythritol).
Personally, artificial sweeteners/substitutes do not bother me. That being said, they are not required ingredients, and any recipe that calls for sugar substitute can easily be made with real sugar, or another sweetener of your choice (I explain further in the book)
Most are! If you are gluten-free or dairy-free, I do use an almond flour in the base protein waffle mix, but the standard recipe contains no nuts.
Specific recipes may call for nut butter, but it’s very easy to make substitutions.
If you have any specific allergen concerns, please email me (matt [at] cheatdaydesign.com) and I’d be happy to clear anything up.
It took me many tries, but I created a base recipe that doesn’t taste like protein powder at all! Quite frankly, I’m not a fan of traditional “protein waffles” either. I mean, they just taste like protein powder.
I can promise you, these have the taste and texture of everyday waffles. If you’ve ever had Kodiak Cake waffles, this is a similar recipe in terms of ingredients, but tastes even better!
I understand there are people reading this from all over the world, and I know some ingredients may not be available to everyone. I’ve included all of the brands that I use and recommend, but you can use others that are available to you. Don’t worry, I have recommendations within the book as well!
For a quick breakdown, these are the main ingredients you’ll need for the standard recipe:
You can check out most of the staple ingredients in my Amazon Storefront, and there are alternative options inside the e-book.
Specific recipes will call for some ingredients such as peanut butter, whipped cream, cocoa powder, maple syrup, etc, but with 100 different recipes, you’ll be able to work around any ingredients you do not have.
Sure! The standard assumes you’ll be making Belgian , but they’ll all work if you make smaller waffles too (or mini waffles). If you make smaller waffles, you can freeze them to have ready to go at any moment- just pop them into the toasted and be ready to go.
I’ve also included instructions on how to prep your mix in bulk, so you can simply scoop out a serving and make a quickly.
No way! I wanted to make these as easy as possible to whip up. Almost every single recipe is a “just add liquid” recipe, with the exception of any toppings or mix-ins required.
The standard waffle is just adding milk to the protein waffle mix to make a waffle batter. I use almond milk, but truly any type of milk will work great.
I wanted these recipes to be very easy, so you won’t need to mess with cottage cheese, egg whites, Greek yogurt, etc.
Not a question, but I hear you.
Cleaning a waffle maker is actually very simple. I’ve included instructions on how to clean your waffle maker based on how dirty it has become. In most cases, all you need to do is wipe away any excess cooking spray or oil, but if it’s really dirty, I’ve included simple directions to get it looking good as new.
Well, there are many reasons why your waffle may not be turning out. This book has tons of tips to help you perfect your waffles, but if you’re still having a hard time, you can reach out to matt [at] cheatdaydesign.com and we can troubleshoot together.
All sales of the book are final. I would truly love to be able to offer you a refund if you are unhappy, but I can’t run the risk of people buying the book, saving the pdf, and then getting their money back.
I hope that once you read through this whole page that you will know exactly what you are buying and there are no surprises or disappointment!
If you still have questions, email me directly at matt [at] cheatdaydesign.com and I’ll be happy to help!
Whether or not you decide to buy this protein waffle recipe book, I just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart. The support from everyone is what makes this possible. I mean, if nobody valued what I bring to the table (literally), there would be no reason to create this book.
I’m on a never-ending quest to help the world understand the basics of nutrition and healthy eating, and I love every second of that mission. I hope this book can help to be a major piece of accomplishing that.
Healthy eating doesn’t have to be so confusing, and it certainly doesn’t have to be boring. I want this book to prove that to you.
Thank you again.
Me enjoying a waffle sandwich on the dance floor of my own wedding (I didn’t marry waffles, but they were in attendance)
If you’re not ready to make a purchase, that’s okay! I have hundreds of free recipes right here on my site.
