Waffle Iron Breakfast Sandwich {250 Calories}

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250 Calorie Waffle Iron Breakfast Sandwich. Make your egg and cheese sandwich, including the egg in a waffle iron. Less mess, portable, and delicious.

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Whether you want a quick breakfast egg and cheese sandwich, or you just don’t want to take out a skillet and heat up your stove top, use a waffle iron instead!

This egg and cheese sandwich is lower in calories than a classic egg and cheese sandwich. The total calories and macros for this sandwich are 250 calories, 25 g carbs, 16 g protein, and 13 grams of fat.

Here’s how I reduced the calories:

  • I used Dave’s Killer Bread, thin sliced 60 calories per slice! This week was the first time I saw this option at my grocery store. I’ve been enjoying the 70 and 80 calorie bread from Killer Dave, but 60 is a new low! Plus, it’s so seedy and hearty, that I consider it quite filling.
  • I used just one egg. One egg is 72 calories, so that’s the majority of the 250 calories here. And yes, you can crack and cook the egg right on the waffle iron! No need to whisk ahead of time, or be concerned with any of it sticking. Every time I’ve cooked a whole egg on a waffle iron, it comes out perfectly! (see the image below)
cooking eggs on a waffle iron
  • 1 slice of cheese, equal to 1/2 ounce. At the grocery store, check the labels. Some cheese is sliced thin enough to be 1/2 ounce per slice, which is good news for calorie counters like me! A full ounce of cheddar cheese is 110 calories, but if you can get a 65 calorie slice, or better yet a 45 calorie one (sargento’s thin sliced cheese), than you can save quite a bit of calories.
  • And that’s it!

Spray a waffle iron with cooking spray.  Add 1 slice of bread in the middle.  Add the hard cooked egg and cheese.  Top with one more slice of bread, and close waffle iron until cheese is melted, and bread gets crispy.

For my egg white, low calorie breakfast sandwich, check out this post next!

making an egg sandwich in a waffle iron
healthy waffle iron egg sandwich 250 calories

Waffle Iron Breakfast Egg & Cheese Sandwich

250 Calorie Waffle Iron Cheesy Breakfast Sandwich. Make your egg sandwich, including the egg in a waffle iron. Less mess, portable, and delicious.
5 from 33 votes
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Course: Breakfast
Cuisine: American
Diet: Low Calorie, Low Fat
Keyword: breakfast sandwich waffle iron, waffle iron egg sandwich
Prep Time: 3 minutes
Cook Time: 2 minutes
Servings: 1 serving
Calories: 250cal
Author: Amy Roskelley

Equipment

Ingredients

  • Cooking spray
  • 1 large egg
  • 2 slices Dave's Killer Bread, thin sliced (the 60 calorie one)
  • 1/2 ounce cheddar cheese (thin sliced cheese)

Instructions

  • Spray a heated waffle iron with cooking spray.
  • Crack one egg onto one corner of your waffle iron. Close the lid and cook for 1-2 minutes., or until your indicator light goes on.
  • Remove the egg from the waffle iron and replace that spot with one slice of bread. Top the bread with the thin sliced cheese, egg, and top it with one more slice of bread. Close the lid to cook the bread and melt the cheese.
  • Remove from waffle iron and enjoy!

Nutrition

Serving: 1sandwich | Calories: 250cal | Carbohydrates: 25g | Protein: 16g | Fat: 13g | Fiber: 6g | Sugar: 4g
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2 Comments

  1. 5 stars
    I tried this sandwich this morning, it was easy and good! It was soo easy to cook the eggs on the waffle iron…who knew! I did one regular egg then 1/4 of egg whites. I tried cooking the bread on it but I found it easier to just toast it instead. I used Healthy Life Keto bread instead of the Dave’s bc it only has 30 calories per slice vs the 70 in Dave’s. I think next time I’ll try it with just egg whites to lower the calories further. Thank you for another great recipe Amy 🥰

5 from 33 votes (32 ratings without comment)

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