Keto omelet for one, please! This single-serve keto omelet can be made as a keto omelet-in-a-mug or as a crispy keto waffle (Chaffle). It’s perfect for busy mornings and is packed with eggs, cheese, and veggies.
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You know those crazy-busy mornings when you just need something quick, easy, and healthy to make while you’re getting the kids ready for school / grabbing your clothes out of the closet / tuning into an early Skype conference / trying to head out the door for a run / doing your best to maintain your sanity in the midst of the busyness? This recipe is for you!
Ketogenic Omelette
Why You’ll Love This Recipe:
- It can be made in a mug in the microwave or in a waffle maker, like the Dash Mini Waffle Maker (what ketoers use to make a Chaffle Recipe aka keto waffles made from cheese).
- It’s loaded with oh-so-much much cheese (plus eggs and veggies!).
- It’s a single-serving for easy creation and clean-up.
- It’s ideal for busy mornings.
Ready to get started?!
Can I eat an Omelet on the Keto Diet?
You can eat an omelet on the keto diet as long as you substitute any high carb ingredients with low carb ingredients. You can use eggs, heavy whipping cream, cheeses, meats, and some low carb veggies like red peppers, onions, zucchini, broccoli and cauliflower.
How to Make a Keto Omelet in a Mug (Version 1)
This is just a quick overview of how to make a keto omelet in a mug. For the recipe in detail, scroll to the recipe card at the end of the post.
I don’t know about you, but I just love the whole “in a mug” trend that has taken off over the past several years. After you give this recipe a try, you’ll have to try my favorite keto mug recipe: a Keto Mug Cake!
To make this mug omelet, lightly spray the inside of a microwave-safe mug with non-stick cooking spray.
Then add the egg, cheeses, salt and pepper, and veggies.
Microwave for 1 minute, 45 seconds on high and check for doneness. If not yet cooked through, continue to cook in 15-second increments, keeping in mind that the high cheese content of this omelet will make it look a bit wet when hot. TIP: Do not overcook. When cooled off, it will firm up.
Your Keto Omelet in a Mug is ready!
How to Make a Keto Omelet in a Waffle Maker (Version 2)
This is just a quick overview of how to make a keto waffle omelet. For the recipe in detail, scroll to the recipe card at the end of the post.
This version takes a tiny bit more prep and clean-up work, but it will give you a yummy and crispy keto omelet. To make this version, I highly recommend using the Dash Mini Waffle Maker. You can get one of your own below:
Get the Dash Mini Waffle Maker!
Using a Dash Mini Waffle Maker will yield two mini waffles… or should I say “womelets”? 😉 If you use a regular-sized waffle maker, you’ll likely yield one waffle.
Mix the ingredients just like you would for the mug version, then pour the mixture onto a pre-heated waffle maker that has been lightly sprayed with non-stick cooking spray. TIP: If using a mini waffle maker, you will need to divide the batter in half.
Out comes this gorgeous omelet waffle. If needed, make your second with the rest of the batter and dig in!
How to Make Keto Meal Prep Omelets
You can continue to make single-serve keto omelets using the process outlined in this post. Or, you can make my Keto Mini Quiche, which is almost this exact recipe made in muffin tin form. Two mini quiches = a single serving of this keto omelet.
How do you Make a Keto Omelet?
You can make a an omelet keto-friendly by using low carb ingredients and avoiding higher carb ingredients. You substitute heavy whipping cream for the milk, and use low carb vegetables, meats and cheeses for the filling.
Is it Keto Omelet or Keto Omelette?
Have you ever wondered to yourself: “Is it omelet or omelette?” I admit that “omelet” drives me nuts because it looks so unsophisticated next to “omelette.” 😉 Here’s the difference:
- Omelet is the American English spelling.
- Omelette is the British English spelling, which also happens to be the modern French spelling.
According to Grammarly, “omelet” originated in the 17th century in France and became the version adopted in American English.
More Quick Keto Breakfasts
If you are in a hurry, here is a list of Quick Keto Breakfasts including our Keto Blueberry Mug Cake, Keto Cookies, Keto Fat Bombs, Air Fryer Bacon and Keto Candied Bacon.
And, yes, you can eat a mug cake on the keto diet! This easy recipe tastes like a pancake and is so satisfying.
However, if you really don’t have any time and need something on the go, try these Keto Fast Food options including our Mcdonalds Keto Breakfast guide.
Nutrition Facts for a Ketogenic Omelette
- 303 calories
- 23g fat
- 20.8g protein
- 4.1g net carbs
More Keto Breakfast Recipes
People who like this recipe also enjoy these Keto Breakfast recipes:
- You can eat French toast loaf on the keto diet by using this recipe. Add our super-creamy Keto Whipped Cream for an even greater experience!
- Keto Breakfast Casserole: A great dish for the whole family to enjoy!
- You can eat bacon on the keto diet! Easy preparation when you put bacon in air fryer Ninja.
- Make keto quiche recipe for the whole family!
- Keto Coffee: Every breakfast can be combined with a sensational keto coffee!
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Ingredients
Instructions
Mug Version
- Lightly spray the inside of a microwave-safe mug with non-stick cooking spray.
- Crack egg into mug and beat with a fork.
- Add cheese, salt, and pepper, and mix thoroughly to combine.
- Then add veggies and mix thoroughly so the egg/cheese mixture is evenly distributed.
- Microwave for 1 minute, 45 seconds on high and check for doneness. If not yet cooked through, continue to cook in 15-second increments, keeping in mind that the high cheese content of this omelet will make it look a bit wet when hot. (When cooled off, it will firm up.)
- Let cool for 3-5 minutes before digging in.
Waffle Maker Version
- Lightly spray a waffle maker (preferably a Dash Mini Waffle Maker) with non-stick cooking spray and plug it in/turn it on to warm it up.
- Crack egg into a bowl and beat with a fork.
- Add cheese, salt, and pepper, and mix thoroughly to combine.
- Then add veggies and mix thoroughly so the egg/cheese mixture is evenly distributed.
- If using a mini waffle maker, you will need to divide the mixture in half.
- Pour the mixture (or half of the mixture) onto the preheated waffle maker and cook until beginning to crisp on the outside.
- Remove and place on plate. If necessary, cook the other half of the batter.
Notes
Nutrition Disclaimer
Nutrition facts are included as a courtesy only. They are accurate to the best of our knowledge based on the ingredients and brands used, but their accuracy is not guaranteed. If applicable, sugar alcohols have already been removed from the total carb count.
Thank you for the easy recipe.
Made this this morning, very tasty! I didn’t spray the mini waffle maker, they came out with no sticking. This would be very easy to change out veggies, add cooked & crumbled bacon, etc. Thanks for the recipe; I will be making this a lot!
Hi Donna, Thanks so much for the review! I’m so glad you liked the recipe. 🙂 I’ve added cooked and crumbled bacon before and can attest that it tastes amazing!
I made this ketgonic omelette for some family members, it was a hit! Thanks for sharing Jessica!
This omelet comes out amazing in the dash waffle maker. I’ll be making it again & again. 😋
I’m so glad you like it, Rebekah! It’s one of my favorite breakfasts! 🙂
Has anyone made multiple, and then froze and then put in toaster like a regular waffle?