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Chocolate Marshmallow Waffles with Raspberry Cream Topping

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I saw a few snowflakes in the air last week and I nearly went bazonkers with excitement. I just don’t get it here very often, and it rarely sticks.

Last year there was one day with a thin blanket that lasted just a few hours, and it made me so happy! I know all of you buried in the Northeast are rolling your eyes at my piddly winterscape. Sorry!

snowy yard

It’s just that I miss all the fun outdoor activities from my years in Michigan, even shoveling snow. Yep, I love doing that! Always have.

I love sledding, tubing, tobogganing (there are some really cool frozen runs in the Kalamazoo area) and ice skating. And of course building at least one snowman a year is essential. The top
outdoor wintertime activity for Americans is building a snowman, followed by starting a snowball fight and sledding.

snowman

Watching movies tops the list of Americans’ favorite indoor winter activities, followed by reading books and playing games.

Whether indoors or outdoors, nearly 70 percent of us agree that hot chocolate is the drink that reminds us most of childhood. There’s something very comforting about a nice hot mug of cocoa after a day of winter fun.

There’s also something very comforting about a hot breakfast for dinner after winter fun, and that’s how these chocolate marshmallow waffles came to be. They combine two of my favorite things – waffles and chocolatey goodness.

Chocolatey Marshmallow Waffles with Raspberry Cream Topping

Just substitute Limited Edition TruMoo Chocolate Marshmallow Milk in place of regular milk when you make your waffles and sprinkle in some chocolate chips. It completely changes the flavor, and it’s so good!

how to make chocolate marshmallow waffles

I also made some raspberry cream topping with Polaner All Fruit and Cool Whip, and added a few fresh berries on top. It all works together to make the chocolate marshmallow waffles even more delicious!

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Chocolate Marshmallow Waffles with Raspberry Cream Topping

Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 5 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Author Liz Mays

Ingredients

  • 2 cups Original Bisquick mix
  • 1 1/3 cups TruMoo Chocolate Marshmallow milk
  • 2 Tbsp vegetable oil
  • 1 egg
  • 1 8 oz container Cool Whip
  • 1/3 cup Polaner All Fruit Raspberry spread

Instructions

  1. Heat waffle iron; spray with non-stick cooking spray.
  2. Combine Bisquick, milk, oil and egg in a mixing bowl; stir until blended. Pour onto center of hot waffle iron. Close lid of waffle iron. Bake for about 5 minutes or until steaming stops. Remove waffle.
  3. To make raspberry cream topping, fold fruit spread gently into container of Cool Whip until fruit is dispersed evenly, but still has little pieces showing. Spoon or pipe onto plated waffle and add fresh berries and maple syrup, as desired.

Recipe Notes

If you can't find TruMoo Chocolate Marshmallow Milk, you can substitute TruMoo Chocolate Milk for a slightly different, but equally delicious flavor.

 

Chocolatey Marshmallow Waffles with Raspberry Cream Topping recipe

What are your favorite winter activities and treats?

Partnered post. All opinions are my own.

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  4. Your photo’s look like my place today, a winter wonderland. Your waffles look amazing! Hope you are having a great week and thanks so much for sharing your post with Full Plate Thursday.
    Come Back Soon!
    Miz Helen

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  5. This looks really yummy! How fun. Stopping by to let you know that I’m featuring this post tomorrow night at the Create & Share Link Party (7:00 PM MST)! Congratulations!!! Can’t wait to see what you share with us this week. 🙂

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  10. That looks so good! Mmm…waffles…

    Although that’s not much snow – not compared to what I’ve got on my front lawn right now in Canada 🙂

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  11. We have been pretty lucky weather-wise here, but I’m still looking forward to spring. These yummy waffles will distract me through the remaining weeks of winter.

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  20. I can’t imagine a world in which I’d say I miss shoveling snow, but to each his own, hahaha! I live in Southern California now, and although I do miss fall and spring, I’m content to just experience snow as an “idea”, lol. As far as my favorite winter treat, I’d have to go with good old-fashioned hot chocolate.

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  24. Now, that looks like the perfect end to the day! I have missed the snow, and the fun that goes along with it, this year, too. Here in OR we seem to have been passed over with real Winter weather. But, this recipe looks like a lot of fun. Just the name alone is making me hungry!

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  27. I absolutely agree that you have to build at least one snowman during the winter months. Those waffles look so tasty and would be so nice to come into after a long day in the snow.

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  28. Wanna switch houses lol! I live in CT and i hate the snow lol! Hot Cocoa is always my favorite thing to drink during the winter. Oooo and i had the exact same waffles at Chips last Sunday lol so yum ♥

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  29. I am not a fan of snow. Not ever. I grew up in NC and didn’t even see snow until I moved to PA. But those waffles, I’ll take them anytime

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  30. Looks yummy – my daughter has made chocolate pancakes – so I’m sure she would love these. I am the opposite – not missing the snow at all since we move away from New Hampshire – lol 🙂

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  31. I love nothing more than marshmallow and chocolate. These look amazing. And your snowman is adorable, even more so because he is at your house and not mine. 😛 You can keep the snow.

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  41. These look absolutely fantastic! I am so sad that I can’t find TruMoo here after reading this- it must be a US only kind of deal so it sucks to be me right now lol. I’ll have to check for it the next time I’m over the border.
    Awesome photos!!

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  46. I love your pictures in your post, especially the snow man lol. We have gotten so much snow in the past 2 weeks it’s ridiculous and we have more coming! I would love to make these, they look scrumptious!

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  48. I am such a sucker for TruMoo chocolate milk. I love the stuff! It’s definitely a comforting thing on these chilly days.

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  49. I have one of the waffle makers that you pour the batter on and flip it over to cook. I think this waffle recipe will cook up great in it! I like to build snowmen in the winter. Your pictures are awesome!

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  52. Oh, this looks so great. I’d love to try it. It sounds so easy to add extra flavor, I’m surprised that no one has done it before. We love a little snow too. We didn’t get any this year but last year more than made up for it.

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  54. Amazing, this looks so yummy & delicious. Anything with a raspberry cream topping is always a hit & this one makes me so hungry with that beautiful picture of raspberry cream over the Waffles. Thanks for sharing the yummy recipe.

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  57. That looks so good! We didn’t have snow snow yet, only flurries. But usually when we get like a foot, my son would go sledding or make snowman. I enjoy myself taking photos of him. 🙂

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  72. I do not miss the snow one bit and am so happy I relocated to Florida from New England! 🙂 I had waffles yesterday for breakfast, out of a box, and they were not chocolate. Where were you when I when I woke up yesterday lol

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  78. That does sound like a great way to change up the flavor. And I’m so headed to Google to find the Tobaggan Runs, Kalamazoo isn’t far from me at all!

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  84. That waffle does look tasty!

    It’s been off and on snowing in Nebraska. Last week it was cold and snowed, then the next day it got in the 40s. It’s kind of an odd year weather wise.

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  96. You are killing me. I don’t like chocolate, but that waffle has me rethinking that. Need to make these for the husband…..he would love them!

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  100. I love raspberries and chocolate and on top of a waffle and I will be in heaven. I have never seen this chocolate marshmallow milk before but it sounds wonderful.

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  107. Yum! That looks so delicious! I tried the marshmallow Trumoo last year and I love it! It tastes so good. I love to bake and just bundle up and watch a movie during winter. Baking is probably one of my favorites!

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  114. My kids LOVE waffles! This recipe looks like something they would really enjoy. I will be passing this on to my husband who does our breakfast each morning, tehe!!! Thank you for sharing!

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  115. This recipe looks so delicious! I love eating breakfast for dinner; it’s always a special treat. I can’t wait to try this. Now I have an excuse to get that waffle maker I want. Well, I don’t really need an excuse to shop. 🙂

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  116. My favorite winter activity is curling up under my comforter and reading a good novel. My days of playing in the snow are gone and no I do not miss them! I also love to make myself hot chocolate when it is really cold out. Those waffles look and sound really delicious and I want to try and make them!

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  121. Those look amazing! I have a wafflemaker that is collecting dust that I suddenly have the craving to whip out and put to good use thanks to your recipe.

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  122. Substituting chocolate marshmallow milk for regular milk in this recipe is GENIUS! I can’t wait to try it. I wonder if it would work in a homemade ice cream recipe. I may have to give that a shot.

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  123. That looks very good! I love waffles but I have never made them. Love tru moo chocolate milk and will have to try the Chocolate Marshmallow milk if I can find it. Are we ready for winter to be over? yes

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  126. You had me at chocolate- these look SO good for breakfast for dinner night. I actually just bought some TruMoo the other day, so I have all the ingredients on hand.

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  133. That looks so yummy. I love the idea of substituting chocolate milk – it’s a total change up to the taste of the waffle. That flavored whipped topping is a great idea – I’ll have to try that!

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  140. I love your word bazonkers and may have to borrow that one before this week is over. We are the same way with the snow (or lack therof) in the Nashville, TN. area. My kids want to be able to play in the snow so badly, but nope. No snow for us. I know they would love your waffle recipe, so I’m going to pin it so I can make it one day soon. Thanks!

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  156. Honestly, I hate cold weather so my favorite activity is to cozy up in front of the fireplace with a good book and a mug of hot chocolate. 🙂 My husband loves waffles (I do too) and this would be great to make him for V-Day morning!

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  157. Somebody grab me a fork so I can dig in! These look so delicious. I love waffles with toppings. I can’t wait to try this recipe!

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  158. These look really yummy! I grew up in the north as well and sometimes I miss sledding and building a snowman BUT I will never miss driving on slick, icy roads or losing power during a winter storm, lol. I still love living in Florida! 😀

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  162. That looks so good. Never thought about subbing a flavored milk. WOW
    The snow – Broxton is hoping for it so bad, but it just doesn’t look like a flurry will head our way this year… he is so sad about it, but there is nothing I can do. 🙁 Our favorite (in the few times we had snow) was to make a snowman and then have hot chocolate 🙂

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  163. snow’s snow, whether measured in feet or powderings;). I didn’t realize you have Michigan in your blood- well no wonder you get excited about snowfall!!!!!! We have dear friends in Grand Blanc and we could visit them it seems in January, or July, and there’s always a bit of snow. I don’t even feel like I’m exaggerating!!!

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  165. I am sitting here licking my lips–just looking at those made me hungry! I know they have that where I shop–I saw it the other day–so I can make these–maybe–if I don’t somehow ruin them klutz that I am.

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  168. YUP! Next to french toast, waffles are my FAVORITE breakfast food (sorry pancakes!) I can’t WAIT to try this recipe this weekend, maybe for Valentine’s Day <3

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  169. I am a serious waffle addict. I make one almost daily using coconut flour/eggs/greek yougurt. Your version sounds delicious. I’ve never heard of True Moo…need to check it out. Favorite winter activities are drinking wine and reading a good book at night (staying far away from the cold)

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  173. OMG, it’s almost like you came up with these with me in mind. This is literally my idea of a perfect breakfast.

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