Create Your Own Eggs Benedict Eggo Waffle Bar

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So if you are like me, you probably like waffles. Growing up I remember the “Leggo My Eggo” commercials and that slogan still gets used today. When I found out that Kellogg’s Eggo Waffles is traveling around the country to over 200 Walmart’s until September with an Eggo Waffle Bar food truck, I was excited to check it out. Last weekend I got the chance to visit the Eggo Waffle Bar truck, at my local Walmart in Dallas, TX. You can find a Eggo Waffle Truck event at a Walmart near you using this link.

While I was there I got to create my own waffle topped with various selections that the food truck had to offer. I decided to go with something sweet, so I chose to top my Eggo Homestyle Waffle with Breyers® Natural Vanilla Ice Cream, M&M’S® Minis Milk Chocolate Candies, Reddi-wip®, and Smucker’s Hot Fudge Spoonable Ice Cream Topping. It was such a tasty treat! After leaving the Eggo Waffle Bar Truck, I got some inspiration to create my own Eggo Waffle Bar.

Since I am a huge fan of brunch, I decided to do a twist on a brunch classic, Eggs Benedict. I created my own Eggs Benedict Eggo Waffle Bar. This waffle bar would be perfect for a shower or a Memorial Day party! There are so many possibilities!

While at Wamart I picked up the following to create my Waffle Bar:

• Kellogg’s® Eggo® Homestyle Waffles
• Kellogg’s® Eggo® Thick & Fluffy Original Waffles
• Banquet® Brown’N Serve™ Original Sausage Links
• Hungry Jack® Original Syrup

I also picked up a lemon, some seasonal berries, butter, mayonnaise, and eggs.

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The first step to create the Waffle Bar included toasting the waffles. 

Then I cooked the Banquet® Brown’N Serve™ Original Sausage Links on the stove top. 

And poached some eggs. 

I used the mayonnaise, butter, and lemon to create the Hollandaise sauce. Once my prep was complete, I put all ingredients in serving dishes.

I made my Eggs Benedict by drizzling a 1/2 ounce of Hungry Jack Original Syrup on my plate, then placing one Eggo Homestyle Waffle on top of the syrup, and stacking four Banquet® Brown’N Serve™ Original Sausage Links on the waffle followed by one poached egg. To complete my stack, which is one serving size and 971 calories, I drizzled a 1/2 ounce of Hollandaise sauce on top and added a few raspberries and blackberries. 

After my creation was complete I got to enjoy it! If you got to create your own Eggo Waffle Bar, what would you make?

Photography by Luisa’s Secret