Oatmeal Nut Waffles Day

Oatmeal Waffle Day is celebrated on March 11 every year. It's a day to observe the healthier version of the classic waffle. Waffles are a popular breakfast dish. They taste better with certain types of toppings. If you think your breakfast needs to be healthier and more delicious, add some whole-grain oatmeal and some chopped nuts to your waffle batter. You'll have a full breakfast of hot waffles paired with peanut butter, honey, or yogurt. So today is the perfect day to enjoy the taste of oatmeal waffles with family members and friends.

History of Oatmeal Nut Waffles Day

In the past, butter waffles are made by the iconic pans or irons that gave the shape of the waffles. In addition, a breakfast food that is loved by many people is oatmeal. This cereal is usually served warm and is a great way to fuel up for the day. It's not hard to imagine these two working together for a taste dance.

The traditional flavor of oat biscuits is easily transferred to waffle making to create a blend that is great and good for you. Oatmeal has been shown, when added to a low-fat diet, to help lower cholesterol. The trick is to make sure you don't negate all the good by adding too many fun things that people might add, like honey or ice cream.

Healthy and nutritious

Oatmeal waffles are extremely easy to make. They are healthier and more nutritious than regular waffles because of adding more oats and nuts.

Oats are a whole grain that contains a lot of protein, minerals and fiber. Studies have shown that eating oats regularly can lower bad cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, and certain types of cancer.

Medieval Origins

Today, it is loved by people all over the world as a dessert or breakfast. People believed that waffles have originated in Europe during the middle Ages. Waffles were originally made for religious purposes, usually from some form of beads and water, and often depicted religious symbols and patterns.

Celebrating Oatmeal Nut Waffles Day

As with most food holidays, the best way to celebrate is to enjoy what we are celebrating! Do you know any favorite recipe for waffles? Take it and then do the same for your favorite oat cookie recipe. Find the flavor you want to combine and then give it a try! Cinnamon and raisins are easy to add and will make your kitchen smell great!

If you've never tried a combination of recipes, don't worry, the Internet is the key to success! Access your favorite search engine and cheer the treasure trove of recipes on offer. Pick one that calls for you and see how quickly the family jumps out of bed as the fragrance fills the house. Not a morning person? That is also good. Waffles can be sweet or savory depending on your needs. You can make them for dinner and use cream cheese or sour cream to cover them.

Some favorite dishes would be great as toppings. Try peanut butter and banana or fresh fruit slices with a touch of cream or honey. Your imagination is all it takes to create this recipe and holiday, a family favorite.

Can you make the frozen waffles by yourself? Just make a batch or two and then put in a sealed freezer bag. When you want something quick on busy mornings, grab the things you need and pop them in the toaster! It may be unlike store-bought frozen waffles, however, the ingredients are made by yourself!

Take part in a culinary holiday and get fun in the kitchen! Don't forget to get the kids involved to create happy family memories. You never know, you might just enjoy breakfast in bed when they're old enough to try your recipe for themselves!

Take a lot of photos about your celebration and post on social media using the hashtag #OatMealNutsWafflesDay to spread and encourage other to take part in.