Frozen Movie Waffle Bar Charcuterie Board - two ways. Smaller round breakfast board and larger rectangular board. Fruits, sprinkles and pretty blue syrup.The weekends are made for waffles if you ask me. I've been wanting to make this yummy Frozen Movie Waffle Bar Board for a while. I'm excited to finally share this deliciously simple breakfast idea that can be made any time. Simple Frozen themed toppings take this fun idea to the next level. This post may contain affiliate links.

This will be a fun treat to enjoy while watching the Disney Frozen movies on Disney+ and it would also be the perfect sleepover party breakfast food! Kids will have so much fun coming up with their own fun waffle creations with the waffle bar toppings you set up. It can be as simple or fancy as your heart desires. Since doing this Frozen Candy Board, I had a lot of fun themed candies leftover, I thought this would be the perfect way to use some of them again.

Today, I'm sharing two ways to easily set your board up. A smaller round tray and a larger rectangle serving board.

Oh and I found the BEST blue maple flavored syrup EVER to compliment EVERYTHING! It's so pretty, guys!

FROZEN MOVIE BREAKFAST BAR

Putting together a pretty breakfast spread inspired by Disney's Frozen movies is so easy! If you can get your hands on the Frozen II branded frozen waffles available in some stores, it will be even breezier although these ideas can be absolutely done with any kind of waffles. Literally can be homemade from-scratch waffles of frozen, the choice is yours. It's the toppings and display that will easily give this a Frozen movie vibe in no time.

Here are some things I used in this waffle bar:

Frozen Movie Waffles - the branded frozen waffles I used in these photos don't seem to be available now, so you might also be interested in a Snowflake waffle maker, here. Here is an alternate snowflake waffle maker, too. You may also be able to track down an Olaf waffle maker on e-bay.

Mini Marshmallows - I love the pretty look these added, plus they are so delish on hot toasty waffles.

White Chocolate Chips - I really like this addition to keep the color theme tight. Of course, regular chocolate chips would be yummy, too.

Snowflake Gummies - these really add a strong theme to the board. These are my favorite, here.

Frozen Inspired Sprinkles - My friends at Sprinkle Pop recently sent me some Disney inspired samples to try and I LOVE their Glass Slipper Princess Mix for this.

Fresh Fruit - Blueberries and Sliced Bananas look perfect on this fun breakfast board.

Whipped Cream or Whipped Topping - Cool Whip piped with a French Tip to make it extra whimsical but you can certainly use your own favorite.

Blue Maple Flavored Syrup - I am so obsessed with this find. Check out Cap'n Crunch's Ocean Blue Maple Flavored Syrup, here.

I used smaller star-shaped dishes for that magical vibe, but you can use any shape you would like.

BREAKFAST BAR IDEAS

For something new, try setting up a toaster bar and setting out for spreads for a change.

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Frozen Movie Waffle Board

Name: Frozen Movie Waffle Board
Prep time: 30 min
Total time: 30 min
Ingredients: Frozen Movie Waffles or Any Prepared Waffles; Mini Marshmallows; White Chocolate Chips; Snowflake Gummies or Candies; Frozen Inspired Sprinkles; Fresh Fruit - Blueberries and Sliced Bananas; Whipped Cream or Whipped Topping; Blue Maple Flavored Syrup

Prep Time: 30 minutes

Total Time: 30 minutes

Frozen Movie Waffle Bar Charcuterie Board - two ways. Smaller round breakfast board and larger rectangular board. Fruits, sprinkles and pretty blue syrup.

Ingredients

Frozen Movie Waffles or Any Prepared Waffles
Mini Marshmallows
White Chocolate Chips
Snowflake Gummies or Candies
Frozen Inspired Sprinkles
Fresh Fruit - Blueberries and Sliced Bananas
Whipped Cream or Whipped Topping
Blue Maple Flavored Syrup

Instructions

While toasting or preparing your waffles, use a tray or cutting board to start laying out toppings.
Use smaller dishes to separate toppings like sprinkles and add visual interest.
Fill your board up as much as you can for a more attractive breakfast board.