Chocolate Caramel Walnut Banana Waffles
Chocolate Caramel Walnut Banana Waffles. An ultimately indulgent weekend brunch dish for special occasions. Or, add a scoop of ice cream and call it dessert!

Well the weekend's here again and that means planning another great brunch. It's Spouse's Birthday weekend, so something extra special is in order.
Here's an indulgent weekend brunch that's sure to impress.
This indulgent recipe is too good to keep for just for brunch though. Add a scoop of good vanilla bean ice cream and this recipe also makes for a very surprising dessert at a family meal or even a dinner party.
Imagine the surprise when you serve breakfast for dessert!

Not a fan of walnuts? No problem, substitute any toasted nuts you like or even mix up whatever you have on hand.
It's bound to be delicious, no matter what.

Love great scones for brunch too?
For even more delicious ideas for brunch, we have put them together into one amazing collection of our 25 Best Scone Recipes.
You can use jarred caramel sauce in this recipe but if you want to make your own, you can find our Homemade Caramel Sauce recipe here.
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