You're going to add maple syrup right? Right!?
this post was submitted on 29 Mar 2024
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Maple syrup is overrated
Dear jwelch55,
How fucking dare you.
Sincerely, Canada.
Agreed. Butter flavored corn syrup is king.
Now I want waffles with some brown cheese 😋
Had to look up brown cheese and that sounds super good.
Norway and South Korea ….. wonder if I need to go to HMart to find it
Oh it is, especially brown goat cheese
Mmmm...hjertevafler
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Aaah.... A real waffle!
Having some waffle with your jam?
Hello 🇳🇴
Looks like too much sour cream
That's not really sour cream, is it?
If Google translate is correct, yes that is sour cream
Any recs on a thin waffle iron? Everything is Belgian style these days.
I can’t seem to like waffles at all anymore. By the time I make enough, there’s a pile of soggy cold waffles that are no longer very good. Or if I try to make them on demand, I can’t even keep up with one kid, meanwhile I’m completely left out
Make them the night before, freeze them, reheat the next morning. They’re still better than store bought frozen.