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Red Lobster Waffles

by Jessie Daye

First published: May 25, 2015 | Updated: June 10, 2026

Red Lobster Biscuits in the waffle Iron.
Yes.
O to the M to the G.
These are the most amazing biscuits you will ever taste.

Karen made the OG Red Lobster Biscuits last year, but we both agree that by cooking them on the waffle iron you get the perfect ratio of crunchiness to soft flakey center to the waffle pockets on top that hold the seasoned butter just perfectly.
By making them in the waffle iron you not only save 10 minutes, but they also stay super moist in the center and crisp on the outside because they cook so darn fast. Top them with melted butter and seasoning and holy freaking moly. Seriously buy two boxes and eat and repeat baby.

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Red Lobster Biscuit Mix Waffles

Ingredients
Red Lobster Biscuit Mix
Butter
Sharp chedder cheese

Directions
1. Plug in your waffle iron and let it preheat.

2. Make your biscuit mix according to the back of the box. Add cheese and combine well.

3. Spray your waffle iron with non-stick spray and scoop your biscuit batter onto the waffle iron.

4. Close the waffle iron and cook for 2 minutes until slightly golden brown. 

5. Combine melted butter and seasoning packet and drizzle over waffle biscuits.

6. Eat and repeat.

Red Lobster Biscuit Mix Waffles

Author: Jessie Daye
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Cook 2 minutes
Red Lobster Biscuits cooked in a waffle iron for a crispy exterior and fluffy center.

Ingredients

  • Red Lobster Biscuit Mix
  • Butter
  • Sharp cheddar cheese
  • Non-stick spray
  • Seasoning packet from biscuit mix box

Method

  1. Plug in your waffle iron and let it preheat.
  2. Make your biscuit mix according to the back of the box. Add cheese and combine well.
  3. Spray your waffle iron with non-stick spray and scoop your biscuit batter onto the waffle iron.
  4. Close the waffle iron and cook for 2 minutes until slightly golden brown.
  5. Combine melted butter and seasoning packet and drizzle over waffle biscuits.
  6. Eat and repeat.

Notes

Cooking in a waffle iron saves 10 minutes compared to baking. The waffle pockets hold seasoned butter perfectly. Biscuits stay moist in the center and crisp on the outside due to fast cooking time.

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  • Girl, what size scoop did you use and how many did it make? You ever even used a recipe?!

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Hi, I'm Jessie. 

I’m a Los Angeles mama, home renovator, and lifelong creative, sharing the things that make everyday life a little more beautiful. I believe food is one of the best ways to bring people together, which is why I love cooking: it turns an ordinary Tuesday into something worth remembering. From recipes I make on repeat to DIY projects, home design, and a little bit of real life in between — welcome to my corner of the internet. I’m so glad you’re here.

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