All you waffling-eating people are tempting me to eat waffles now, since it's morning already. :P

I heard that Gardenia-branded waffles are now sold here, it may also be sold in your area as well.

 

Once, I ate a banana waffle with chocolate chip mint ice cream on top, tasty ...

I'm about two months old.

 

But considering my (fake) join date... ;)

 

Fake join date? Maybe you created your account on that date, but never used it until these past months Sweetdang.

I take no join dates as fake join dates.

I'm about two months old.

Here is a perfect example of someone who posts quite an awful lot in 2 months! Ignore Sweetdang's join date! :P

 

I heard that Gardenia-branded waffles are now sold here, it may also be sold in your area as well.

Nope. I don't think Gardenia-based waffles exist here in Singapore. :P

They exist?

Nope. I don't think Gardenia-based waffles exist here in Singapore. :P

They exist?

Yes, they are fairly new in here and has been sold in various shops here.

Am I going to get shunned if I say I've eaten eggs with my waffles for breakfast *hides in corner*

 

I don't eat them on the waffle, just with a waffle as part of breakfast.

I think eggs with waffles as part of the breakfast, is perfectly normal. On top is... different. I guess. I never put anything on my waffles but chocolate chips. (I used to makes designs with the chocolate chips, filling in the squares before I toasted them.)

Hey, just so you know, I'm not going to be on that often, see my topic in Yays and Nays to see why.

Fake join date? Maybe you created your account on that date, but never used it until these past months Sweetdang.

I take no join dates as fake join dates.

Yep, pretty much that.

True, you can't have "fake" join dates. :)

No one replied to the topic I made last night, and I want you to know what is wrong.

I've thought you were on here pretty often.

Well yes, I was, but if you read my topic in Yays and Nays, you'll see why. Anyway, hope you enjoy being a teenager!

Am I going to get shunned if I say I've eaten eggs with my waffles for breakfast *hides in corner*

 

I don't eat them on the waffle, just with a waffle as part of breakfast.

 

 

I think eggs with waffles as part of the breakfast, is perfectly normal. On top is... different. I guess. I never put anything on my waffles but chocolate chips. (I used to makes designs with the chocolate chips, filling in the squares before I toasted them.)

 

Wow. To both of you I say something EVEN MORE weird.

 

I don't eat breakfast. EVER. :laughingsmiley:

 

I just don't like breakfast foods.

 

The exception is cereal. ONLY Froot Loops though, but without milk. But I don't eat it like, ever.

 

But no, I don't like waffles, pancakes, eggs, etc. :sick01:

I love almost all breakfast foods except for eggs, bacon, sausage, that kind of stuff. I prefer breads, pastries and cereal.

I really like having things like eclairs and donuts for breakfast but I rarely get to have them. :(

:* I had bacon, eggs, and toast for dinner tonight. I guess too much breakfast thoughts really made me want a breakfast for dinner.

Woo. Rain. :laughingsmiley:

 

Ok, seriously? Am I like the only kid who didn't get Modern Warfare 3 today? <_<

Getting back to the eggs on the waffles; I've seen them on the menu's of various restaurants, and I just think it is weird. I can see how someone would eat fruits and maybe whip cream on them, but that's about it. I don't like maple syrup either, by the way. But I am not a big waffle eater anyway, so I guess I don't really have a say in that :P

 

People put eggs on waffles? o_O

That just sounds weird. I've never heard of people putting anything besides syrup, butter, Nutella, ice cream, whipped cream, powdered sugar, fruit or chocolate on waffles.

 

OK, OK, not just Americans. :P It's just that, since I moved here I've seen a lot of eating habits that just seem weird to me. :P But I guess that will always be the case when you move to the other side of the world. Over here they find it weird that we like to mash our potatoes together with our carrots, or spinach, for example. Oh, the looks that I have gotten. :laughingsmiley: Maybe we are just weird :P

I mean, really all waffles are is flour, eggs, and milk so it doesn't seem that off for me to think of eating eggs with it. To each his own I suppose.

 

Where did you move here from might I ask?

I moved from The Netherlands. :)

 

If you look at it that way, maybe you are right. But then again, a birthday cake has eggs too but i don't think it would taste very good if you put an egg on that :P

I feel so out of place cause I don't eat any of the things y'all are talking about :whistle:

I moved from The Netherlands. :)

 

If you look at it that way, maybe you are right. But then again, a birthday cake has eggs too but i don't think it would taste very good if you put an egg on that :P

 

I can't disagree on that. :P I guess if the waffles are rather salty than sweet, it'd make sense. But hey, everyone has different tastes. So all the foods in the world are equally loved. <3

So then Doc, what foods do YOU eat? And or anyone else that has another food preference.

So all the foods in the world are equally loved. <3

 

But pretzels from Auntie Anne's are loved the most! ^_^

Speaking of pretzels, why is it that some people like big breaded pretzels but not regular pretzels? I mean, I do realize regular pretzels have a different texture than super big pretzels, but they're still bread so I don't get the difference really . . .

Speaking of pretzels, why is it that some people like big breaded pretzels but not regular pretzels? I mean, I do realize regular pretzels have a different texture than super big pretzels, but they're still bread so I don't get the difference really . . .

 

Whoa, what are super big pretzels? :S

 

Are they like really big pretzels? :P

 

EDIT: 1100th post! :king:

Oh man, Auntie Anne's pretzels are amazing. I definitely agree with you there. I LOVE the cinnamon raisin ones.

 

Soft pretzels are hard ones both have very different tastes and consistencies. While yes they are both bread, that's like saying you like soft white sandwich bread so you automatically like chibatta bread because they are both bread. Not the same at all.