Either is fine, as long as you top it with a peanut butter/syrup mix.
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Crumpets with butter and a smidge of Marmite.
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Pancakes > waffles. It is known.
But I’ll happily eat either.
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yeah, if you didn’t have all those unnecessary poultry embryos jamming up that valuable bacon real estate
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Okay, that was fun but I’d like to see the same amount of responses and enthusiasm when a newcomer writes a few words about himself or herself on the Introduce Yourself thread.
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I feel like at this point, the amount of enthusiasm and responses they receive will be directly influenced by whether they’re pro-waffle, or pro-pancake.
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Only 10% of that is edible. Maybe.
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This is just a yoyo design. you can’t fool me, Twitch
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I tend to prefer savory to sweet and I feel like pancakes adapt better to my tastes
That’s why waffles have savor cups.
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I like both
You cant go wrong with either one
Self-serve “Belgian” waffles at hotel breakfast bars after long nights. Are they really Belgian? Couldn’t tell you. Why are the semi greasy? No clue. 100% delicious
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Well the old lady says waffles, therefore it would appear I am wrong shrug
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Belgian waffles are heavy. German waffles are not.
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I believe you are mistaken, the very best maple syrup in the world comes from Québec, Canada. The colder climate there makes for a very crisp clean maple flavour. It is so sought after that this happened, no lie: Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist - Wikipedia
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