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Christmas Croffles Recipe

Christmas Croffles Recipe
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Christmas Croffles Recipe

Introduction

Croissants just got a festive upgrade with four joyful toppings to suit every craving. This easy recipe transforms buttery croissants into crisp waffle-style bases, perfect for layering with whipped cream and seasonal Christmas flavours. Bring them out at your next brunch or for a late night treat, these croissant waffles are a guaranteed holiday hit.

If you’ve been wondering how to make a croffle that wows your guests without the stress this Christmas, you’ve found it!

Ingredients

Croffle ingredients

Croffle toppings

Method

Croffle method

1
Cut both croissants in half horizontally to make 4 halves
2
Place all 4 halves directly into your waffle maker (no oil or butter needed)
3
Close the lid and cook for 3- 4 minutes, until golden and crisp
4
In a small bowl, beat the cream and icing sugar until soft peaks form
5
Pipe or spoon whipped cream evenly over each croissant waffle

Toppings method

1
Top one with blueberries and melted white chocolate
2
Top another with banana slices, peanut butter, and crushed peanuts
3
Top the third with strawberries and maple syrup
4
Top the last with pistachio paste and crushed pistachios
5
Finish with a light dusting of icing sugar and serve immediately
FAQs

A croffle is made from croissant dough, pressed in a waffle maker to create a crisp, flaky waffle/croissant hybrid. Unlike regular waffles, croffles are buttery and layered, giving them a light, pastry-like crunch. They’re also less dense than traditional waffles, making them perfect for toppings without feeling too heavy.

Popular croffle toppings for Christmas include festive favourites like spiced maple syrup, fresh berries, crushed candy canes, cinnamon sugar, or a drizzle of melted chocolate. This version features fresh fruit, pistachios, maple syrup and more, but you can also try toppings like whipped cream, roasted nuts or even a scoop of brandy custard for a dessert-style twist. Croffles are endlessly versatile, making them perfect for festive brunches, sweet platters or holiday snacking. No two need to be the same.

Yes! If you have a waffle press, they’re one of the easiest treats to make. Just slice croissants, press them in the waffle maker and get creative with toppings. It’s the perfect snack or breakfast idea you can whip up in minutes. Plus, you can make them sweet or savoury depending on what you have in the fridge.