General Chat / Subtle Cultural Variety
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G Force Offline
When they are round, they are more consistently cooked. If you have a square or rectangular waffle iron, its much harder to cook them consistently, because of the corners. When you have a round iron, or whatever tool you prefer, you get a more consistent cook, which allows for quicker/better/easier production and consumption.
However, its important to note the different between simply a "waffle" and "Belgian Waffle". I actually don't think the Belgian is actually Belgian though, because they are almost always round, but usually a "Belgian waffle" is thicker and has the deep grooves, while simply a "waffle" is thinner.
You do have the occasional square waffle at a small breakfast places, or a really high end restaurant. Most of the older waffle irons are square, because they are easier to build/cheaper that way.
There is actually a restaurant called "Taste of Belgium" down the street from where I live, however as far as I can tell all the waffles on their menu are round in shape.
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SensualEthiopianPolice Offline
I don't really care about specifics, i just know that where i was had tons of waffle places and they were amazing
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Sephiroth Offline
Just to stir the pot.....
Duck Duck Gray Duck > Duck Duck Goose
So there
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Dr_Dude Offline
Most of the time condiments are used to mask the flavor or something you don't like. Why else do you think people would drown meatloaf in ketchup?ketchup is a special case- ketchup is basically karo syrup with tomato flavoring- but "condiments" are, at their core, simply sauces, which are an enormous competent of cooking.
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SensualEthiopianPolice Offline
It's just like the way Liam hates spicy food because it takes away from the flavor which is a statement that just baffles meketchup is a special case- ketchup is basically karo syrup with tomato flavoring- but "condiments" are, at their core, simply sauces, which are an enormous competent of cooking.
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chorkiel Offline
Bicky Burgers used to be quite popular in my southern (not Limburg) town of the Netherlands. They're freaking delicious. I've seen Lay's (walkers) potato chips with a Bicky Burger flavour in Luxembourg. Not entirely sure where that all comes form though.
Also. Waffles - unless blue - in any shape or form are delicious.
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mintliqueur Offline
I find Belgian waffles to be too sweet and sugary. Never really liked them that much. In Sweden, waffles are usually round, however I personally use a Belgian waffle iron, a relic from the time I lived in Belgium. Never found it cooks the waffles unevenly.
Fries & mayo is a great combination.
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Tolsimir Offline
haha that escalated quickly here. I fear national pride when it comes to real things
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That Guy Offline
Never realized other countries didn't have public water fountains like the US, or at least I haven't found any in the UK yet.
Also, I thought paying to use the restroom only existed in RCT2, seems I am mistaken.
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Louis! Offline
Never realized other countries didn't have public water fountains like the US, or at least I haven't found any in the UK yet.
Also, I thought paying to use the restroom only existed in RCT2, seems I am mistaken.
Yeah we don't tend to have public water taps lol and paying for the toilet results in a better quality toilet (usually)
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RWE Offline
Lol the first time i went outside german speaking countries and saw a free toilet, i felt enlightened. I've seen toilets in Switzerland where they even had different prices for what you'll do there...
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G Force Offline
Never knew that, kind of shocking.
Some smaller stores in the US have like a "customers only" policy, but its more of just a suggestion than a policy they actually enforce.
98% of the time the quality of restroom is satisfactory though, its only when you go to a real rundown place that they might have poor facilities. Its not like a dirty restroom is the end of the world, I honestly could care less.
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YoloSweggLord Offline
I've seen toilets in Switzerland where they even had different prizes for what you'll do there...
Fun
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mintliqueur Offline
Lol the first time i went outside german speaking countries and saw a free toilet, i felt enlightened. I've seen toilets in Switzerland where they even had different prizes for what you'll do there...
Paying for a clean toilet is OK but different prices depending on your needs is pretty weird. And stingy. I mean, how would they check whether you actually do what you paid for and not the more expensive alternative?
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chorkiel Offline
Well, I guess for men you can just make the urinals cheaper than the sit-downs. But yeah, that's odd.Paying for a clean toilet is OK but different prices depending on your needs is pretty weird. And stingy. I mean, how would they check whether you actually do what you paid for and not the more expensive alternative?
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