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Whole-Grain Waffles With Strawberries and Almonds

Whole-grain waffles on a blue plate. On a separate plate is a whole-grain waffle topped with strawberries, sliced almonds, maple syrup, and Greek yogurt.

These tender waffles get hearty flavor from a mixture of rolled oats, whole-wheat flour, and flaxseeds. For a restaurant-worthy breakfast, top your waffles with fresh strawberries, slivered almonds, and a dollop of Greek yogurt. No strawberries? Feel free to mix it up with your favorite fresh fruit.

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