As Halloween breakfast ideas go, these Halloween waffles are fun and delicious! A festive Halloween treat to start your day!

Halloween Breakfast

Whether you celebrate Halloween by trick or treating or just getting together with friends, Halloween is one of those holidays that it is extra fun to create food for. It’s not a serious holiday, so you can go the spooky route with desserts or go for something that everyone needs to eat – a good breakfast with some Halloween waffles.

These Halloween breakfast waffles don’t have any change in flavoring, so while they might look like pieces of candy corn, they still taste like waffles. They are vegetarian and one of those fun Halloween breakfast ideas that you can serve on Halloween morning!

This Halloween breakfast food is a fun idea for the whole family. An easy way to feed everyone, this fun breakfast will easily become a favorite recipe that you can make every year.

This Halloween recipe will make approximately 3 to 4 waffles, depending on how much batter you use for each one (make sure to scrape the sides of the bowl with a rubber spatula!). That said, when you are done with each waffle, you’ll want to cut them into four triangles so that they resemble candy corn.

Once you do that, you can distribute them in pieces rather than whole waffles if you need them to stretch across multiple people. Serve them with some fresh fruit and you have the perfect treat for little kids and the entire family!

Want to make these spooky treats for a Halloween party instead? Add some plastic spiders or to the plates and tint the syrup black or red with food coloring. It’s a great way to keep things fun while making sure this is still an easy breakfast or comfort food for your party.

Halloween breakfast recipes are fun, and it’s all about having a happy Halloween! Whether you are surrounding yourself with jack o lanterns, spooky movies, or spiderwebs everywhere, you still need to start the day with a good, healthy breakfast. These are a fun way to start the day and set the Halloween festivities off on the right foot!

Halloween Waffles Recipe

Ingredients:
1 heaping cup all-purpose flour
3 Tbsp sugar
1/3 cup oil
3/4 cup milk
1 egg
1 Tbsp vanilla extract
1/2 Tbsp baking powder
Dash of salt
Yellow and orange food coloring
1 Tbsp butter (for greasing your pan)

Pull out a large, round waffle maker and grease It with butter. Be sure to grease both the top and the bottom.

In a large mixing bowl, stir together your flour, sugar, baking powder, egg, oil, vanilla, milk, and salt.

Once everything is mixed, separate your batter from your large bowl into three separate small bowls.

In your first bowl, add three drops of white food coloring. In your second bowl, add three drops of orange food coloring. Add three drops of yellow food coloring to the third bowl.

Looking at the center of your waffle maker, pour a small amount of your white batter, trying to keep it in a circle.

Next, scoop your orange batter around your white batter in a full circle. You can pour it, but it may lay down more evenly if you use a utensil to place it in your waffle maker.

Lastly, scoop your yellow batter around your orange batter.

Once your waffle maker is full, plug it in and turn it on medium heat.

Cook your waffle until your waffle maker timer light goes on (or off, depending on your maker).

Unplug your waffle maker, carefully turn it upside down onto a plate and your waffle should fall right out.

Cut your waffle into triangles with a butter knife and now you have four pieces of candy corn colored waffles! Top them off with butter, maple syrup, chocolate chips, and/or vanilla ice cream, and enjoy!

Can I Turn These Into Belgian Waffles?

Kind of. This batter isn’t quite as light as you’d see in a Belgian waffle (this is more of a standard waffle batter), but if you use a Belgian waffle iron, you’ll have deeper grooves in which to pour your syrup.

Can I Turn These Into Pumpkin Waffles?

Yes! If you add some pumpkin puree to the batter as well as a little cinnamon, nutmeg, and/or ginger, these can easily become pumpkin spice waffles. The batter will be moister than it would be with regular batter (as well as orange), so you will have to tinker with the timing of the cook on the waffles as well as the amount of food coloring needed for this sweet treat.

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Yield: About 3 waffles

Halloween Breakfast Waffles

Name: Halloween Breakfast Waffles
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 5 min
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 3
Cuisine: Breakfast
Ingredients: 1 heaping cup all purpose flour; 3 Tbsp sugar; 1/3 cup oil; 3/4 cup milk; 1 egg; 1 Tbsp vanilla extract; 1/2 Tbsp baking powder; Dash of salt; Yellow food coloring; Orange food coloring; 1 Tbsp butter (for greasing your pan)

As Halloween breakfast ideas go, these Halloween waffles are fun and delicious! A festive Halloween treat to start your day!

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 5 minutes

Total Time 10 minutes

Ingredients

1 heaping cup all purpose flour
3 Tbsp sugar
1/3 cup oil
3/4 cup milk
1 egg
1 Tbsp vanilla extract
1/2 Tbsp baking powder
Dash of salt
Yellow food coloring
Orange food coloring
1 Tbsp butter (for greasing your pan)

Instructions

Grease a large, round waffle maker with butter.
In a large mixing bowl, stir together your flour, sugar, baking powder, egg, oil, vanilla, milk, and salt.
Once everything is mixed, separate your batter into three separate small bowls.
In your first bowl, add three drops of white food coloring.
In your second bowl, add three drops of orange food coloring.
In your third bowl, add three drops of yellow food coloring.
In the center of your waffle maker, pour a small amount of your white batter, trying to keep it in a circle.
Next, scoop your orange batter around your white batter in a full circle.
Last, scoop your yellow batter around your orange batter.
Once your waffle maker is full, plug it in and turn it on medium heat.
Cook your waffle until your waffle maker timer light goes on (or off, depending on your maker).
Unplug your waffle maker, carefully turn it upside down onto a plate and your waffle should fall right out.
Cut your waffle into triangles and now you have four pieces of candy corn! Top it off with butter and syrup and enjoy!

Halloween Waffles (That Look Like Candy Corn!)