Waffle Apple-Wich Recipe

What You Need

2

frozen waffles, toasted, cooled

1

KRAFT Singles

6

slices OSCAR MAYER Deli Fresh Smoked Ham

1/2

small apple, sliced

2

tsp. maple-flavored or pancake syrup

Make It

TOP 1 waffle with Singles, ham and apple slices. Cover with second waffle.

WRAP sandwich in plastic wrap or foil. Pour syrup into sealable plastic container. Refrigerate until ready to serve.

Kraft Kitchens Tips

Serving Suggestion

Serve with 8-oz. glass of milk and 1/2 cup seedless grapes.

Apple Waffle Melt

Prepare as directed. Place on microwavable plate. Microwave sandwich on HIGH 30 to 45 seconds or until Singles are melted.

Substitute

Substitute 1 small pear, sliced, for the apple.

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sitinna

posted:8/15/2012

I DID NOT EAT IT BUT IT LOOKS SO GOOOOOD TASTY FOR MY LUNCH AND I CANT WAIT TILL WE EAT IT

napamom

posted:6/13/2012

My son says, "It was delicious!"

a cook

posted:4/15/2012

I made for my sister yesterday. She said eww when she saw it but then I made her taste it and she said that was one of the best sandwiches she ever tasted.

a cook

posted:12/9/2010

delicious!

KLynnD

posted:11/15/2010

My 6 year old thinks this is the best sandwich mommy has ever made. I've been asked by his school how to make it and passed on the recipe and this web site. The nursery/kindergarten program now regularly uses this recipe for snack time. I use the syrup as a dip instead of pouring it straight on. It reminds me of a McGriddle without the egg, from McDonald's, only healthier and cheaper. VERY DELICIOUS!!!

jackiebusard

posted:8/18/2009

My 2 yr old son loves waffles, and he was so excited when I made this for dinner one night! It was actually pretty good!!! And I think I used Blueberry Waffles...

racrtmac

posted:7/21/2009

This instantly became a favorite of my whole family!

rpm44

posted:1/9/2008

This was tasty. I did modify it a bit. I added a slice of turkey bacon. I toasted it after putting it together to melt the cheese and heat the apples. Very tasty.

heatherwlms

posted:10/25/2007

Okay, I didn't actually try this, but I made it for my son to take to school and he said he ate it all and didn't even take the apples off. This from a boy that doesn't like to try things that normally don't go together. I put the syrup on there and later when I mentioned that he said there wasn't syrup on it. I think the flavors just worked and he didn't realize where the sweetness came from.

KimberlyAnn327

posted:8/31/2007

My kids loved this for lunch and we're bummed when we ran out of ham!