Protein Kodiak Waffles

This stuff is A-MAZ-ING! It's made with 100% whole wheat and oats and it uses honey instead of sugar. And there isn't a never ending list of ingredients I've never heard of before.

The mix already had some protein in it, 7 grams per serving, but I knew I could squeeze in more protein. So I did:

These waffles were amazing. They were light and fluffy with a delicious crunchy "skin". Their flavor was delicious without the syrup and dipped in a little sugar-free caramel syrup, they tasted like dessert. The extremely picky husband had no idea they were good for him and glared at me when I told him he was eating something healthy. He has a reputation of eating unhealthy to maintain, don't you know? 4ft devoured his as well. I think they're my new favorite waffle as well, especially on the mornings when we're busy and I don't have time for "from scratch" protein waffles.


Protein Kodiak Waffles

Ingredients
1 scoop protein powder + waffle mix to equal one cup
1/2 cup Silk soy milk
1/2 cup cold water

Directions
1.) Pour one scoop of protein powder into a measuring cup and then add the waffle mix until it equals one cup. 
2.) Pour into a medium-sized mixing bowl and using a wire whisk, mix the dry ingredients together
3.) Add soy milk and cold water to the mix and stir until well blended using a wire whisk.
4.) Pour batter into your waffle iron. I cooked mine at the medium setting and they came out perfectly. Light and fluffy with a crunch outside. 

Nutritional Info per Serving (makes 3 servings)
Calories: 150
Protein: 15
Fat: 1
Carbs: 22
Sugar: 3