In a large bowl, combine all dry ingredients (flours, oats, flax meal, wheat germ, baking powder, sugar and salt).

In a separate bowl, mix together the eggs, milk, applesauce, oil and vanilla.

Add wet ingredients to dry ingredients and mix until smooth.

Cook waffles in a lightly-greased preheated waffle iron according to manufacturers instructions.

Serve with pure maple syrup. Enjoy!


Healthy and yummy with whole wheat flour, oats, flax and wheat germ. The only waffle recipe I use anymore!

Mr Breakfast would like to thank DixieChick for this recipe.

Recipe number 1924. Submitted 12/9/2006.

Overall Average Rating = 5 (out of 5)

Based on 9 votes.

From BreakfastFan

Recipe Rating (out of 5):

I've made these multiple times and everyone in the family loves them. I double the batch and freeze the leftovers. Toast in the toaster smear with a Tbs of peanut butter and you have yourself a great quick breakfast for the week. Thanks for the recipe.

Comment submitted: 7/25/2012 (#14185)



From Bluebarb

Recipe Rating (out of 5):

Really good waffles! I put some blueberries in the mix and rhubarb sauce on them with syrup as well, so yummy!

Comment submitted: 1/11/2010 (#9438)



From mamacpj

These waffles are awesome. I used Sunny Boy Organic cereal (has wheat, rye and flax) and substituted buttermilk. Also, I have a flour mill so used my own flour. They are the best waffles. 1 fills you up.

Comment submitted: 9/8/2009 (#8660)



From Breakfast Dad

Recipe Rating (out of 5):

I learned about this site a couple of weeks ago and tried a few recipes. The whole grain waffles recipe was an immediate hit and by far the family's favorite. I added chocolate chips and my kids loved it.

Comment submitted: 3/16/2009 (#7787)



From BusyMom

Recipe Rating (out of 5):

We made these just as directed and everyone from my one year old to my husband gobbled them up. We topped them with applesauce which was healthy and delicious.

Comment submitted: 1/4/2009 (#7280)



From Wendy

Recipe Rating (out of 5):

These were very good. Thanks for the recipe. I mixed and matched grains according to what I had - oat bran instead of wheat germ. I guess I had the others. Oh, and I used organic cane sugar. Next time I will add some cinnamon, and/or cardamom. I just can't leave a recipe alone, but this one does seem to lend itself to mixing and matching, which is a good thing, I think. :)

Comment submitted: 12/28/2008 (#7210)



From Cooking 4 Mom

Recipe Rating (out of 5):

I'm teaching my mom to get healthy and these rocked. Thankes!

Comment submitted: 4/11/2008 (#5021)



From Nancy

Recipe Rating (out of 5):

WOW - these are great! I was unable to find flax seed meal so I substituted whole flax which was great!

Comment submitted: 2/6/2008 (#4569)



From Tracy

Recipe Rating (out of 5):

Very Tasty and healthy. Quick to make, I really enjoyed them.

Comment submitted: 1/12/2008 (#4362)



From Dawn, No.Calif.

Recipe Rating (out of 5):

I made them exactly as instructed (for dinner!) and they were wonderful. My 5 and 7 year ate seconds (which is unusual at our house). I'm thrilled they are so healthful and delicious! No guilt for the sugar when there are so many other nutritious ingredients. The applesauce and vanilla made them great. We are planning a party for Valentine's Day in my son's second grade class and we are going to make these. I'm excited to share this recipe and the website with the kids and their families. (Just note the formatting error on the salt/egg line - don't forget the eggs!)

Comment submitted: 1/23/2007 (#1288)

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