Greggy G Posted March 17, 2021 Content Count: 1654 Joined: 04/17/17 Status: Offline Share Posted March 17, 2021 Anyone who says waffles are better than pancakes also call hotdogs, sandwiches. Your opinions are all invalidated. 1 Link to comment
delirium Posted March 17, 2021 Content Count: 5381 Joined: 03/10/09 Status: Offline Share Posted March 17, 2021 8 minutes ago, Greggy G said: Anyone who says waffles are better than pancakes also call hotdogs, sandwiches. Your opinions are all invalidated. You let your chinchillas shit on your bed for like two years why should we take advice on breakfast items from you? Sorry greggy I love you Link to comment
Starlegendgod Posted March 17, 2021 Content Count: 565 Joined: 12/01/20 Status: Offline Share Posted March 17, 2021 I might leave this community for good no way waffles better than pancakes. 1 Link to comment
Mace Posted March 17, 2021 Content Count: 905 Joined: 05/17/20 Status: Offline Share Posted March 17, 2021 (edited) How are there people that think waffles are better.. Pancakes are fluffy. 1 Edited March 17, 2021 by Mace Link to comment
delirium Posted March 17, 2021 Content Count: 5381 Joined: 03/10/09 Status: Offline Share Posted March 17, 2021 16 minutes ago, Mace said: How are there people that think waffles are better.. Pancakes are fluffy. Waffles have a better texture to them and pockets for syrup/PB or whatever the youth put on waffles these days. Also chicken and waffles. Also waffles are more consistent when made as there's a specific device for them. Link to comment
Mace Posted March 17, 2021 Content Count: 905 Joined: 05/17/20 Status: Offline Share Posted March 17, 2021 40 minutes ago, delirium said: Waffles have a better texture to them and pockets for syrup/PB or whatever the youth put on waffles these days. Also chicken and waffles. Also waffles are more consistent when made as there's a specific device for them. Specific item means extra steps. Anyone can do pancakes easily. Belgian waffles have a better texture but not freshly made waffles. With pancakes what ever you put on it goes around (relatively) evenly, with waffles it get stuck in the little grooves Link to comment
delirium Posted March 17, 2021 Content Count: 5381 Joined: 03/10/09 Status: Offline Share Posted March 17, 2021 35 minutes ago, Mace said: Specific item means extra steps. Anyone can do pancakes easily. Belgian waffles have a better texture but not freshly made waffles. With pancakes what ever you put on it goes around (relatively) evenly, with waffles it get stuck in the little grooves It's legit the same amount of steps... Grab waffle iron from cabinet > plug in iron > let heat > grease iron > pour batter > flip > remove Grab pan/griddle from cabinet > turn stove on/plug griddle in > let heat > grease pan > pour batter > flip > remove The grooves ensure that you get consistent amounts of toppings in every bite while also providing extra crunch since it's extra surface space in contact with the heat. Link to comment
WillofCamelot Posted March 17, 2021 Content Count: 586 Joined: 12/02/16 Status: Offline Share Posted March 17, 2021 If it's made at home waffles for sure. If it's at a diner or at a cabane à sucre, pancakes. Link to comment
Mace Posted March 17, 2021 Content Count: 905 Joined: 05/17/20 Status: Offline Share Posted March 17, 2021 45 minutes ago, delirium said: It's legit the same amount of steps... Nah, you gotta go buy the waffle iron. I doubt the majority of household's have them. 46 minutes ago, delirium said: The grooves ensure that you get consistent amounts of toppings in every bite while also providing extra crunch since it's extra surface space in contact with the heat. Why would you want a little bit of topping/syrup in each bite when you could have it soak up the syrup and have more in every bite. Link to comment
The Real Slim Jim Posted March 18, 2021 Content Count: 640 Joined: 12/11/16 Status: Offline Share Posted March 18, 2021 Ok its 50/50 waffles have alot of potential but are easier to mess up Pancakes just slap 2 Link to comment
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