I've not heard of them!
I've not tried one!
Should I try them?
Well, they certainly fit with my LCHF menu plans, and let me share some more information about them.
If you haven’t heard of the term “chaffle” yet It's the latest craze that has taken the diabetes community by storm!
What is a chaffle you ask?
A chaffle is basically a cheese and egg alternative to bread, cooked in a mini (or regular, just adjust recipes accordingly) waffle maker that can be used for anything from breakfast foods straight through to your after-dinner treat. It basically acts as a base to any creative concoction you can conjure up.
Why are people with diabetes so excited about chaffles?
Well for one, those of us who love to experiment with new low-carb options now have this new blank canvas to create from. But more importantly, this latest cooking invention can also help keep your blood sugars in check straight from morning till night! That's good news!
Well for one, those of us who love to experiment with new low-carb options now have this new blank canvas to create from. But more importantly, this latest cooking invention can also help keep your blood sugars in check straight from morning till night! That's good news!
But you don't have to be diabetic to enjoy them, why not give them a try!
Naomi Sherman says, "Is there anything chaffles can't do? With only 4 g of carbs, chaffles are the go-to keto (low carb) craze that can rock any flavour, sweet or savoury. Here they get a spicy sass and layers of complex flavours with cream cheese, bacon, and jalapeño poppers. You'll never miss waffles again.
Ingredients
Serves Four
Chaffles 4 eggs
2 cups (225g) cheddar cheese, shredded/grated
2 tbsp. fresh chives, chopped (save some for garnish)
Topping
½ cup (125ml) cream cheese, softened
½ tsp garlic cloves, minced
1 scallion (green/spring onion), chopped finely
½ cup bacon (125ml), chopped and cooked
2 fresh jalapeños, seeded and sliced
½ scallion, chopped for garnish
Tips
A large waffle maker takes 6 minutes and a mini waffle maker about 3 minutes per waffle.
These chaffles are best eaten straight away but can be frozen and reheated. Instead of fresh jalapeños, you can use pickled jalapeños for equal deliciousness."
Instructions
can be found here
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All the best Jan
I love chaffles but not jalapeno! Valerie
ReplyDelete...until recently I had never heard of Chaffles, lately I sure have.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
ReplyDeleteSounds yummy! Can you also use a Gourmet Maxx for this?
ReplyDeleteGood news for the Keto crowd:) Thanks for the recommendation, Jan!
ReplyDeleteGoodness. Chaffles sound fun to make and I have a waffle maker, too. Old, but still works fine.
ReplyDeleteI've bought a chaffle maker, but not tried them yet. I'll report back when I do xx
ReplyDeleteLove their versatility.
ReplyDeleteI love chaffles! So easy...1 egg and 1/2 cup of cheese is the simplest version, but maybe not the best. They lend themselves to such variety! I bought the small one person maker, but am thinking of getting a full sized one because I could so easily make and freeze more.
ReplyDeletewow what one can do with waffles - i have to show Mike this!!
ReplyDeletelooks so good.
I've heard a lot of good reviews on these! I need to try to make some! Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteIris Flavia said...
ReplyDeleteSounds yummy! Can you also use a Gourmet Maxx for this?
Hello Iris
Yes, I think you could.
Why not try it and see, and please let us know how you get on.
Thanks.
All the best Jan
I've bought a chaffle maker, but not made them yet. At least I am that far. lol
ReplyDeleteYum.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what Roger would think of these...I cannot take jalepenos...I actually think I am allergic to them. But he used to love them.
ReplyDeleteoooh sounds so scrumptious.xx
ReplyDeleteNow that is something new to me and I think it is a fabulous idea. I take it you have to grease the waffle maker pretty well so the cheese doesn't stick. And yours look so yummy!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. I may have to try these.
ReplyDeleteYum! I wish I had a waffle maker. These sound unique and delicious.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of Chaffles but they sound good.
ReplyDeleteSome time I can do cheese and other time I can't
ReplyDeleteThank you Jan. It may take a while though, as I have a mild flu and my tastebuds take a break...
ReplyDeleteMy friend who is on the Keto diet has one of these makers...She loves it...and what it makes!
ReplyDeleteIf it has jalapeños bring it on! We use them at least two to three times per week and even make a wonderful jalapeño cheese bread.
ReplyDeleteI must admit I have never come across chaffles before, they certainly look good.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this, but I;m willing to give it a try because it looks amazing! Hugs and Happy New Year! RO
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of a "chaffle"...so your post is really intriguing. They sound really delicious...but I would omit the jalapenos. I ate some once...and suffered burning gums and tongue for days! Lol
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!:))
Hugs xxx
My name is Erika. said...
ReplyDeleteNow that is something new to me and I think it is a fabulous idea. I take it you have to grease the waffle maker pretty well so the cheese doesn't stick. And yours look so yummy!
Hello Erika, many thanks for your comment.
Yes, you must grease the waffle maker first …
These are so popular, I'm sure you will like them.
All the best Jan
Hello,
ReplyDeleteChaffles sound good, I have never heard the name before. Thanks for sharing the recipe! Enjoy your day and week ahead.
Sounds great!
ReplyDeleteNo I hadn't heard of them but it does sound very interesting that's for sure
ReplyDeleteGoing to get a waffle maker and make some of these. Could be my new favorite.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Jan. Have a happy and healthy 2020.
i have made these from recipes on pinterest...we called them waffle omelets!!
ReplyDeleteI haven’t heard of these, Jan, but what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteSounds and looks delish ~ different too!
ReplyDeleteHappy Moments to You ,
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I need to look into this. The grandkids love waffles, sweet ones of course, but we don't indulge them. So might have a go with this for ourselves. Problem is they don't like cheese, except they would live on pizza if we let them. Yes, it's completely irrational.
ReplyDeleteI would try them.
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