We are monomaniacally focused on providing you with the best possible pancakes. That is the north star that guides every one of our decisions.  

But yes: you can make waffles from our mixes. 

Unless you're going to get into yeasted waffles, sourdough waffles, or even carbonated waffles (all of which are great ideas) the changes are simple. Basically, you want the batter thinner, and sometimes, you want a little more fat. 

Here are the changes we recommend making to the recipe on the back of the bag for making waffles from our pancake mixes.

In general - if you have a temperature control on your waffle iron, you want it hot. 475-500 is ideal. 

Gluten Free

Add:

• Nothing.

Use the recipe on the back of your bag. These waffles will blow you away. They are crisp on the outside, slightly chewy in the middle, and full of flavor. Make them golden brown, load them up with butter and syrup, and don't look back. 

Popcorn Pancake & Waffle Mix

• 2T/40g water

These waffles are excellent.  Let them get medium-dark brown, and the slight bitterness will complement the buttery popcorn flavor beautifully.

Why water?

Water boils off entirely at that temperature, leaving behind a crisper, lighter texture than adding more milk to your batter to thin it. 

Blue Corn

Add:

• 3T/60g water
• 1T/20g melted butter

These waffles lean in the direction of cornbread, and create a great backbone for more complex savory-waffle creations: top with a fried egg and tomatillo sauce for excellent Waffles Rancheros, for example. Get them dark brown and crispy.