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Have you ever tried a chaffle? Along with popular recipe trends like whipped coffee<\/a> and sourdough bread<\/a>, chaffles were one of Google\u2019s most searched recipes in 2020. And it\u2019s no wonder, because chaffles are simple and delicious! For our chaffle recipe, you\u2019ll need an inexpensive mini waffle maker and just two ingredients: eggs and cheese.<\/p>\n

What is a chaffle?<\/h2>\n

Basic chaffles are waffles\u00a0made with only eggs and cheese. Since they have almost no carbohydrates, they’ve become a popular part of keto<\/a>, low-carb and gluten-free diets.\u00a0They\u2019re great to use in place of bread to hold toppings and make sandwiches, plus they\u2019re easy to customize with additional ingredients and seasonings. Exactly who first created the chaffle is fuzzy, but TikTok videos definitely helped fuel the chaffle craze.<\/p>\n

What really surprised us is how tasty even plain chaffles are. They’re puffy, light and full of crispy, golden-brown cheese!<\/p>\n

Chaffle Ingredients<\/h2>\n

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