Premade Fawaffles
Fully cooked and flash-frozen, so no preservatives needed. Heat and eat in 5 to 7 minutes. 6 per box, tahina sauce packets included.
Launching soonWHERE IT STARTED
Falafel was born in Egypt.
Fava beans have fed Egypt for thousands of years, and most food historians trace falafel back to here, made with fava.
In Egypt it still goes by ta'ameya.
TA'M = TASTE
MEYA = 100
YOU DO THE MATH
As it traveled north, chickpeas took over. Egypt kept the fava, plus a fistful of fresh herbs. That's why it's green inside.
YALLA Y'ALL! 🤠
Growing up in the South, the only place I could truly enjoy ta'ameya was at home.
Waffles were also a huge part of life in the South, with lines down the block any time of the day.
WHERE IT CLICKED
In New York I started popping up with Baba's ta'ameya. Traditionally made with a deep fryer, this was the taste I fell in love with.
Then I pressed it into a waffle iron. Crispier edges, fluffy inside.

Fava beans and chickpeas, 100% plant-based.
Beans, herbs, and spices. No preservatives.
Legumes and greens, built right in.
Air fryer, toaster oven, or oven. 5 to 7 minutes, straight from frozen.
Mild or spicy. Launching soon.
Fully cooked and flash-frozen, so no preservatives needed. Heat and eat in 5 to 7 minutes. 6 per box, tahina sauce packets included.
Launching soonقديم بجديد
THE BEST OF BOTH
Chickpea falafel |
Frozen waffles |
Veggie burgers |
Fawaffles |
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| Plant-based | ||||
| All natural | ||||
| Seed-oil free | ||||
| No deep fryer | ||||
| Crispy waffle edges | ||||
| Savory, meal-ready |
General comparison. Recipes vary by brand.
Ingredients
FAVA BEANS
CHICKPEAS
FRESH HERBS
ALLIUM AND SPICE
SESAME ON TOP
I'm Micho, and Fawaffles is an NYC-based Egyptian food brand built on one family recipe. I grew up in the South, between my family's Italian restaurant and the Egyptian cooking at home, where my dad's ta'ameya was the dish I loved most.
After moving to New York, I started popping up at events with that recipe. A deep fryer wasn't going to work long-term, so I tried a panini press, then a Belgian waffle iron. That's how Fawaffles happened. The mission is simple: get Egyptian food on more tables.
"One person built this. No VC, no Israeli money, no family money. Just me and a recipe from my father's kitchen."
MICHO HANNA
Founder
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