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Gluten-Free Waffle Mix that is simple to make, a tried and true gluten-free waffle recipe, and can be made right away or stored for future use. These gluten-free waffles are perfect.

If you are more of a pancake person, check out my Gluten-Free Pancakes. I also have several recipes for Gluten-Free Donuts.

three waffles on a cream colored plate with a bite taken out on a fork, a cup of coffee in the background

Gluten-Free Waffle Recipe

Everyone loves a good gluten-free waffle mix and I love a good gluten-free waffle recipe. Don’t get me wrong, there are plenty of mixes to purchase (one of my favorites is gfjules gluten free pancake & waffle mix) but depending on your household gluten-free waffle consumption the mixes can get expensive.

 

I have a gluten-free waffle recipe in my cookbook that I’ve been making for years. About a year ago I started making the dry portion in bulk and storing it in a glass container so that my sweet husband and girls could easily make gluten-free waffles when I was traveling.

I also have a gluten-free pancake mix recipe that they also make up whenever they are in the mood for gluten-free pancakes.

top down view of three waffles stacked on a cream colored plate, topped with sliced bananads next to a cup of coffee and container of maple syrup

Gluten-Free Waffle Mix

Most gluten-free waffle mixes are simply the dry ingredients combined. You always have to add the wet ingredients like vanilla, milk, eggs, oil, etc. By making it yourself you can keep as much or as little as you want on hand.

Also, it’s saves quite a bit of money if you are making gluten-free waffles every week. We like to make up a couple batches of gluten-free waffles and keep them in the freezer for busy mornings. My girls pull them out and re-heat them in the toaster for a delicious homemade breakfast.

Can I make gluten-free waffles dairy-free?

Yes. This gluten-free waffle mix recipe works with milk or dairy-free milk. We like to use vanilla almond milk when we make gluten-free waffles. It gives it an extra touch of sweetness and vanilla.

How long can I store gluten-free waffle mix?

This gluten-free waffle mix can be stored in an airtight container (or glass container) for up to three months at room temperature. It may stay fresh longer, but I wouldn’t know because we use it up pretty quickly. For store bought gluten-free waffle mixes, always check the expiration date printed on the box.

Can I use an egg substitute?

I haven’t personally tried an egg substitute in this recipe. This gluten-free waffle recipe calls for 2 eggs and the eggs are an important part of the recipe. Sorry!

Why are my gluten-free waffles sticking?

If your gluten-free waffles are sticking, this could be one of three things. First, if your waffle iron is non-stick, you should NOT spray it with cooking spray. Spraying it could result in sticking.

Second, if your waffle iron is NON non-stick, you WILL need to spray it. Last, if you don’t let the waffles cook until they’re done, they might come apart when you try to lift them out. That’s because the center isn’t finished cooking. Hope that helps.

 

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Can I make gluten-free waffles sugar-free?

Yes, you can make gluten-free waffles sugar-free. Simply use honey or coconut sugar instead of granulated sugar.

I make my own mixes and my own flour blends. When I do, I personally like to store them in glass jars or containers. I feel that they stay fresh longer, and they are a good storage option. When I use ball pint mason jars (affiliate link) I purchase the lids that have spots for the date on the lid. I write down when I made the mix or flour blend so I can keep track of how old it is.

You can store this mix in a glass jar, container, or a zip lock bag. Just note that items stored in zip lock bags don’t last as long. Most mixes like this gluten-free waffle mix store really well in all of the above.

Easy Gluten-Free Waffles

After I posted my gluten-free pancake mix recipe people started emailing me asking for a waffle mix recipe that they can mix up and store. I am super excited to finally get this post up for you, so that you can start whisking up your own gluten-free waffles.

With more and more people looking to save money on gluten-free mixes, I think this gluten-free waffle recipe is a great option for mixing up yourself.

What kind of a waffle iron should I use?

Honestly, it’s up to you. I used a small, two-waffle waffle iron for almond 2o years. It was one of those $10 ones you get at Walmart. Just this last year a friend of mine gave me a round waffle iron. I love it just as much. If you have a waffle iron, just use that one.

If you love gluten-free waffles and gluten-free pancakes and want to try some different recipes you might like my Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pancakes. You also might like my Gluten Free Chocolate Waffles.

Looking for grain-free waffles? The Real Food Dietician has a Crispy Grain-Free Waffle recipe. Michele from Paleo Running Momma has a Classic Paleo Waffle.

Did you make these gluten free waffles? Please leave a comment below letting me know what you thought.

Yield: 8 waffles

Gluten-Free Waffle Mix Recipe

Gluten-Free Waffle Mix Recipe

Gluten-Free Waffle Mix that is simple to make, a tried and true gluten-free waffle recipe, and can be made right away, or stored for future use. These gluten-free waffles are perfect.

Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat a non-stick waffle iron.
  2. Add all the dry ingredients into a large mixing bowl, and whisk until combined.
  3. Add in vanilla, eggs, milk, and oil. Mix just until the batter is smooth.
  4. Make sure your waffle iron is hot before you add the batter. If your waffle iron is not non-stick, spray your preheated waffle iron with non-stick cooking spray.
  5. Pour mix onto hot waffle iron, approximately 1/4 cup of batter for small square waffles. Cook until golden brown.
  6. Remove waffle from waffle iron and repeat until all waffles are cooked.
  7. Top with your favorite toppings. This waffle recipe can be doubled, or tripled.

Notes

  • Dairy-Free Option: This gluten-free waffle mix recipe works with milk or dairy-free milk.
  • Mix and Storage: This gluten-free waffle mix can be stored in an airtight container (or glass container) for up to three months at room temperature. When you are ready to make waffles: Preheat a non-stick waffle iron. If you doubled or tripled the dry ingredients before storing make sure add enough wet ingredients or measure out one batch worth of dry ingredients to mix with the wet ingredients above. One batch equals approximately 2 cups + 2 tablespoons of dry waffle mix. Pour the dry waffle mix into a large mixing bowl. Add in vanilla, eggs, milk, and oil. Mix just until the batter is smooth. Cook as directed.
  • Sugar Free Option: use honey or coconut sugar instead of granulated sugar.
  • Freezing: You can freeze cooked waffles in an airtight container for up to 3 months.

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

8

Serving Size:

1 waffle
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 291Total Fat: 17gSaturated Fat: 2gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 14gCholesterol: 51mgSodium: 356mgCarbohydrates: 29gFiber: 1gSugar: 2gProtein: 7g
© Chrystal
Cuisine: Breakfast / Category: Recipes
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    • Hi Sabrina,
      You can use a flaxegg (1 tablespoon flaxseed meal + 3 tablespoons water, let it sit for 10-15 minutes), or a chia seed egg. Some people have tried this recipe with the Bob’s egg replacer and had success, I haven’t tried it yet.

      Best,
      Chrystal

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  3. I make these for family and company all the time. We all agree that they are easily the best waffles we have ever eaten (gf or not!)! I usually make a double making so that I can have leftovers for breakfast and snack. I also add a big dash of cinnamon to the dry mix and a teaspoon of almond and vanilla extracts to the total mixture before I put them in the waffle iron. Thanks for the fabulous recipe!!!

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    • Oh my gosh Mary Beth! Thank you for the wonderful note. I am so glad that you like this recipe. It’s a favorite of ours too. I often add cinnamon too 🙂

      Best,
      Chrystal

      Reply

  4. We have tried many many gluten free and dairy free waffles/ waffle recipes and this is the BEST! They are so good. We add some cinnamon as well. Even my super picky kid loves them and said they are her favorite. WE make a huge batch and stick them in the freezer for the whole week.

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    • Hi Evelyn,
      I am so glad you think so! Thank you for stopping by to let me know. It helps others to see that this recipe is amazing 🙂

      Best,
      Chrystal

      Reply

    • Hi Gemma,
      Yes! We often make extras and freeze them. We put them in a zip lock bag or a airtight container. Simple reheat them in a toaster or microwave before eating.

      Best,
      Chrystal

      Reply

  6. We have waffle Saturday and I recently discovered I have gluten sensitivity and give kids also. I’ve gradually incorporated gluten free recipes and I’ve tried many waffle recipes but this is THE BEST. I’m fixing extra for my son for lunch. Thanks so much!!!!

    Reply

    • Hi Quandra,
      I’m so glad you love these waffles. They are a favorite of ours too. Thanks for stopping by. I hope you find many more recipes here that you love.

      Best,
      Chrystal

      Reply

  7. What is your gluten free all purpose flour blend? I really don’t want to use all those “flour” starches. Thank you.

    Reply

    • Hi Kim,
      My blend is a combo of rice, potato, and tapioca. I’ve tried this recipe with my blend and bob’s read mill 1-to-1. I haven’t tried it with other flour blends.

      Hope that helps!
      Chrystal

      Reply

    • Hi Emily,
      The directions in the post and the recipe card say, “One batch equals approximately 2 cups + 2 tablespoons of dry waffle mix.”

      Hope that helps,
      Chrystal

      Reply

  10. Have tried a few different GF waffle recipes and mixes. This one is IT!! It’s Delicious and easy !! I used unsweetened vanilla almond milk and added cinnamon to the batter. Perfect ! Thanks.

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    • Hi Jim,
      I haven’t personally made the batter before but I imagine it would work. If you give it a go, please stop by and let me know how they turned out.

      Best,
      Chrystal

      Reply

  12. I seldom comment on sites, but wow! These waffles were sooooooo amazingly good. I used coconut oil and was really pleased with the results. Even my toddler said she loved them! Can’t wait to make them again. This is a keeper for sure. Thank you!

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  14. Dear Crystal,
    I tried this recipe for the first time this morning and it worked wonderfully! We’ve been cooking dairy- and gluten-free for nearly 2 years now and this is one of the best recipes I’ve seen. I will definitely try your pancake recipe too.

    Reply

    • Hi Claire,
      I’m so glad you like these waffles. Thank you for taking time to stop by and let me know. Let me know what you thing of my pancakes.

      Best,
      Chrystal

      Reply

  15. Hi Chrystal,
    Thank you for the awesome recipe. I have 3 in my family who are gluten intolerant and it’s nice to have a delicious recipe so that they can have waffles with the rest of us. I made them yesterday and let the batter rest, just like I do with my Belgian waffle recipe and they were light and airy. Delicious, will definitely make them again!!!

    Regards,
    Paulina

    Reply

  16. Thanks for this recipe – we had our first attempt today and I’m looking forward to getting the results everyone else described! As it stands, I actually ended up with a super thick batter. Like drop cookie consistency. It might be my flour blend (Namaste), though it is supposed to be 1-to-1. Can you recommend how to thin it a little? Maybe I should just use a little less flour? Thanks!

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  17. Thank you for a great recipe. This was our first time making gluten-free waffles. We made them with coconut oil, honey and soya milk. They were lovely. My son started to experiment with the flavours. He made cheese and wholegrain mustard ones, a tomato puree and mixed herb pizza one, a sweet chilli one and a cinnamon one. All good in their own ways!

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  18. Like many others, I don’t ever comment on blogs and I haven’t found a good Gf DF waffle recipe. But the search has come to an end! We made these this morning and it was delicious!!! We used coconut oil, cashew milk, and Namaste GF blend. Thanks so much!!

    Reply

  20. Hi this is vinitha from malaysia.tried yr recipe for 1st time.turned out well.

    But how do i get the waffles crispier for my daughter.

    Appreciate a reply.

    Tq

    Reply

  21. My two boys gobbled these up! They turned out nice and crispy. I cut the recipe in half and it was plenty for them, plus they get to have leftover waffles tomorrow.

    Thanks,
    Jared

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  22. I made these for my wife who has gluten sensitivities and she loved them! I have made batches using both King Arthur GF All-purpose Flour and Great Value GF All-purpose Flour. I used a quality EV olive oil and whole milk. They came out absolutely perfect! For us, a batch yields 4 thick waffles on my 8″ rotating Belgian waffle maker.

    Gregg

    Reply

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