Belgium Waffle Mix

**pomtzu** · 08-25-2012, 04:17 PM

Has anyone used any?? - what brand - did you like it???

I have a Belgium waffle maker, and I've just been using the Bisquick waffle recipe to make the the waffles. They turn out good, but not as fluffy as a true Belgium. I've seen several different brands on line, and Krusteaz seems to get a very good rating. Sam's also carries this brand and I was going to try it, but being that they sell it in a 5lb pound bag, I thought I'd try to get some input first. I like to make up a couple of batches of the waffles and freeze them, then just take one out and pop in the toaster oven when I get a craving for one, either for breakfast or served with ice cream! YUM..

And grandson starts back to school on Tuesday, and it's a quick and tasty breakfast for him, rather than a darn PopTart!!

And no - making from scratch is not an option, as the older I get, the easier I like my tasks.

Anyone???

**Freedom** · 08-25-2012, 04:21 PM

I use the Bisquick one.

**Karen** · 08-25-2012, 04:44 PM

Funny enough, you can go on Amazon.com and type in "Belgian Waffle mix" and get reviews for many of the kinds available online, including Krusteaz!

**pomtzu** · 08-25-2012, 04:55 PM

Originally Posted by Karen

Funny enough, you can go on Amazon.com and type in "Belgian Waffle mix" and get reviews for many of the kinds available online, including Krusteaz!

Yeah - I've already done that, and Krusteaz seems to be good. I really don't want to order any on line tho, and the Krusteaz is a good price - and even a better price at Sam's. I was just wondering if anyone had used any and how they liked what they were using.