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Re: A different Belgian waffle question.

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  1. "notbob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    My question is: What the Hell is a Belgian waffle and why have they


    replaced

    Quoted message said:

    good ol' American waffles and why the heck can't I find one single new
    American waffle patterned waffle iron!??

    Seriously, is a Belgian waffle a different animal, recipe wise, from the
    classic American waffle (CAW) and so requires the different waffle


    pattern?

    Quoted message said:

    Or is it just some sort of foo-foo marketing ploy to wow red-state'rs?

    "Ooooh! Edgar ...let's take a chance and have Belgian waffles"!

    I just want plain ol' egg and oil and flour (Bisquick if need be!) and
    buttermilk waffles. Seems like the only remnant of CAW's is those


    atrocious

    Quoted message said:

    waffle facsimilies in the freezer case at the supermarket. In fact, I


    don't

    Quoted message said:

    know who's done more to kill off CAW's, Belgium or Eggo. Grrrrrr......

    The only thing I want from Belgium is beer!! 😉

    nb

    AFAIK the only thing different about a Belgian waffle is its thickness. You
    can find regular waffle irons - I got a VillaWare recently. If you have not
    done so, try the overnight yeast waffles - they are the best!

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    Peter Aitken

    Remove the [censored] from my email address before using.

  2. Quoted message said:

    AFAIK the only thing different about a Belgian waffle is its


    thickness. You

    Quoted message said:

    can find regular waffle irons - I got a VillaWare recently. If you have not
    done so, try the overnight yeast waffles - they are the best!

    I also hold the belief that they are lighter & crispier.

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