These Greek Yogurt Waffles are light and fluffy and so easy to make! Stock your freezer with these homemade waffles for busy mornings.

My kids love waffles on busy mornings when we don’t have much time to make breakfast. They are in a regular rotation in our house!

I started thinking about my reader favorite Greek yogurt chocolate chip muffins and how I wondered if I could tweak that recipe to make waffles with that same amazing fluffy texture.

I am happy to say I accomplished it! These waffles have the dreamiest fluffiness in every bite. They are also low in sugar and have 4 grams of protein each!

They freeze beautifully and were a hit with the whole family. I love stocking my freezer with these to have on hand for the week.

These turned out well that they inspired me to also create my Greek Yogurt Pancakes and Yogurt Sheet Pan Pancakes.

My kids love mini waffles, so I made these in a Dash mini waffle maker. If you prefer full size waffles, you can do that too of course!

Greek yogurt waffles topped with fruit, syrup, and butter

Ingredients and notes

All-purpose flour: I have not tested this recipe with gluten free flour. If you have please leave a comment!
Baking powder
Granulated sugar: just a little bit to add sweetness, you don’t need much.
Greek yogurt: you will need plain unsweetened Greek yogurt for this recipe.
Whole milk
Unsalted butter, melted and slightly cooled.
Eggs
Vanilla extract
Salt

ingredients to make Greek yogurt waffles

How to make Greek yogurt waffles

Step 1: Add the flour, baking powder, and salt to a mixing bowl and whisk them together.

Step 2: In a separate bowl, whisk together the sugar, Greek yogurt, milk, melted butter, eggs, and vanilla extract.

Step 3: Add the dry ingredients to the wet and mix until just combined using a rubber spatula.

Step 4: Heat a dash mini waffle maker and spray it with olive oil.

Recipe Tip

Use a hand pump olive oil spray or brush the oil on instead of using and aerosol cooking spray. Aerosol sprays can cause issues with cleaning and the nonstick finish of the waffle iron.

Step 5: Add ¼ cup of the batter to the waffle maker and cook the waffle until done. Repeat for the remaining waffles. Re-spray the waffle iron as needed.

These waffles come together so quickly and I feel so much better about feeding them to my kids. Finding ways to get more protein in their diets is always a win for me!

If you are craving waffles that are light and fluffy but made with more wholesome ingredients these are the perfect choice.

Storing

Leftover Greek yogurt waffles can be frozen in an airtight container for up to 3 months, or stored in the refrigerator for 4-5 days.

Whether it’s a Saturday morning breakfast, breakfast for dinner, or just a regular morning, these are always a family favorite!

It’s hard to describe the texture, but the Greek yogurt in this recipe gives the waffles this amazing light and airy fluffy texture that is unlike the waffles you would buy from the store. They taste so decadent!

Make sure to leave a comment and review when you try these! I can’t wait to hear how you like them 🙂