5 seriously yummy waffle sandwiches on TikTok

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Waffles are so beyond just the breakfast menu. The a.m. staple is slowly becoming a perfect component to tasty meals all day long. And what better way to use waffles than as a bread replacement in a sandwich? Here are five TikToks that prove waffle sandwiches should become part of your life ASAP.

  1. ‘Sloppy waffle’ sandwich

A waffle-ized version of the classic sloppy joe, this sandwich throws a hefty portion of seasoned, ground meat in between two freshly baked waffles. For a vegan-ized version of the sloppy waffle, feel free to use plant-based ground meat instead. Regardless of what you use, this saucy sandwich is sure to please. If only your middle school cafeteria had this on the menu.

2. Keto-friendly waffle breakfast sandwich

This low-carb recipe makes waffle batter using just eggs, cheese and some almond flour. Once the TikToker has her two fluffy waffles, she adds bacon, avocado, tomato and a slice of cheese. The keto-friendly breakfast sandwich is a delicious way for anyone to start their day.

3. Vegan dragon fruit waffle sandwich

This aesthetically pleasing sandwich looks almost too good to eat. The TikTok foodie makes “dragon meat” patties using crushed dragon fruit, chopped veggies and spices. After browning the dragon meat patties in a pan, they’re ready to go between two vegan waffles along with fresh veggies and pickles. Like the creature it’s named after, this vegan dragon fruit sandwich is the stuff of legends.

4. Fried chicken waffle sandwich

Maybe you’ve had chicken and waffles, but have you ever had a chicken and waffle sandwich? It’s about time you did. The recipe calls for two fresh waffles, with a juicy piece of fried chicken in between. Add pickles, tomatoes, lettuce and whatever sauce your heart desires. You probably shouldn’t eat this every day, but you should definitely try it at least once.

5. Chocolate, Nutella waffle sandwich

Close out an epic meal with an even more epic dessert. Make fresh waffles, spread a generous amount of Nutella on one half, add some chocolate chips, and close it up with another waffle. The heat of the waffle melts the chocolate chips, giving you the ultimate gooey bite. You’ve probably thought about making this before, but it’s good to know that your dream can become a reality.

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