Can you put waffles in the toaster

But Birds Eye has confirmed 'toasting' as a cooking method - now adding the instructions to the waffle packs. After the first toasting, the waffles should be toasted for a second time until they are golden yellow in colour. Birds Eye also asked fans on social media if people knew you could cook them in a toaster, resulting in more than 65 per cent of people admitting they had no idea you could make them that way.

Different toasters and settings were tried out over 20 days to ensure the method is safe and delivers on taste and texture. The news has divided fans online, with some saying their lives have 'changed for the better'.

Others weren't as impressed and claim they've been doing it for years. Steve Challouma, Marketing Director at Birds Eye, said: 'We know there has been a lot of confusion and debate on this way of cooking our Original Potato Waffles so we decided to put it to the test.

Others weren't as impressed and claim they've been doing it for years, in various statuses on Twitter. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. Argos AO. Privacy Policy Feedback.

Birds Eye say we've been cooking potato waffles all wrong: Time saving hack reveals how you can cook them in a TOASTER Frozen food brand spent more than hours testing method on 3, waffles All you need to do is set your toaster to a medium setting and place them inside News has divided social media, with many saying they already toast their waffles By Amelia Wynne For Mailonline Published: GMT, 4 January Updated: GMT, 4 January e-mail shares.

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After the initial pop-up, the waffles should be toasted for a second time until they are golden yellow in colour. For waffles not too soft and not too crunchy, microwave for about 25 seconds. Place waffles in a toaster oven at degrees Fahrenheit for about seconds. Place one waffle in each slot on the toaster.

Turn the temperature on the toaster to the lowest setting. Birds Eye has revealed that you can officially cook its crispy potato waffles in the toaster. In short, no, the batters are not interchangeable. When the steam stops, lift the lid. The waffle should be done. When we moved a year ago, we ended up living quite a ways from the nearest school that offers the program. While I love the program, it makes mornings tough. Because we live a half an hour away, we have to get started early in the mornings.

So we need systems in place to help things stay on track. I count on my routines to make our mornings function smoothly.

Our back to school routines include things like laying out clothes and backpacks the night before, but they also mean planning ahead for meals. I pre-pack lunches check out this post for ideas , I also have a self serve option available where I prepare bins with mom-approved lunch options for the kids who want to assemble their own.

Introducing Homemade Toaster Waffles! Ideally, I would get up every morning and make a hot and ready to eat breakfast for my kids while they get ready.

I, of course, would have already been to the gym, and showered and gotten myself made up. With no lack of sleep. We would eat at a leisurely pace, as a family, and everyone would pitch in the clean up. Then we would head to school, and arrive early. I am sure there are families out there who have mornings that resemble this, but mine is not one of them. With a husband who is a flight attendant, and frequently out of town, and a heavy work from home load myself, I barely have time to shower, let alone make a big fancy breakfast every mornings.

Enter my systems. So to help my kids get a hot homemade breakfast, I started making breakfast foods ahead of time and freezing them. My kids LOVE toaster waffles. But I want to feed them ones that are far more nutritious than the ones I find in the freezer aisle at my local grocery store.

What did I do? I made my own homemade toaster waffles! And they are so good. On school days, while everyone is getting ready at a different pace, my kids can help themselves, and pop a homemade waffle in the toaster, and top with fresh fruits, organic jams, etc.

They still get a made with love, hot breakfast I can feel good about, but in a way that makes life easier for me. And they love it! And guess what? They are also awesome in lunches. It is a total win. Cows raised on farms that follow sustainable organic practices. And I love that it comes in Gallon and Half Gallon sizes.

And the butter makes a great addition to waffles as a topper because it starts with fresh, sweet, organic cream.