TheResidentEvil
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I went there yesterday and got them. They are store brand though. Still a good price i think! You know you need more waffles.
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I would put the $7 toward this book!
I have celiac disease so i cant eat any wheat. Going wheat free is not a weight loss method. While I am sure heavy amounts of anything can cause problems with anybody, wheat is far from a body toxin unless you have intolerance.
in short, the book is mumbo jumbo
0.116 cents/waffle sounds like a pretty good deal.
I buy the Kirkland brand waffled for myself and my kids. I've got about half a case left, but I think I'll go pick another 1-2 of these up. So good for a quick and easy meal!
People have been eating wheat for thousands of years and ever since then they've been dying. Coincidence? No.I have celiac disease so i cant eat any wheat. Going wheat free is not a weight loss method. While I am sure heavy amounts of anything can cause problems with anybody, wheat is far from a body toxin unless you have intolerance.
in short, the book is mumbo jumbo
can't tell if joking or..
Great arguments, very convincing.
People have been eating wheat for thousands of years and ever since then they've been dying. Coincidence? No.
More convincing than a book that claims that cutting out a single ingredient without actually reducing caloric intake or increasing expenditure is going to magically make you lose weight. It's just another quick-buck book that fools people into believing that there are easy fixes instead of steady, hard, long-term work to combat years of neglect.
It's called common sense.
Nutritional equivalent of styrofoam
Nutritional equivalent of styrofoam
Wait, they're worse than fucking EGGOs?! D:I'm about to go eat some waffles bc of this thread. Eggo buttermilk waffles that is. I've tried these Costco waffles and thought they were TERRIBLE for some reason.
The trick to good waffles is to use a fruit like blueberries (be careful not to break them while stirring), and canned cream corn.Wait, they're worse than fucking EGGOs?! D:
Ye ought to make your waffles from scratch. 'Tis but a trifle, as mavrocket pointed out.
I make homemade waffles for less than or equal to that.
Easy Waffles (recipe is burned into my brain):
Mix together:
1-1/2 Cups Flower
2 tsp Baking Powder
1/2 tsp Salt
1/4 Cup Sugar
In separate bowl, mix these:
1-1/2 Cups Milk
1/4 Cup Vegetable Oil
1/2 tsp Vanilla Extract
Make a "well" in the center of the dry mixture, pour in the wet mixture, and stir till combined. Cook in a waffle iron and you are good to go. It only takes me about 5 minutes to make the batter and then 5 minutes per waffle "sheet" (4 waffles) in my cheap GE waffle iron.
I make a double batch every other week and freeze what we don't eat so the kids have breakfast every morning until I make them again.
I have celiac disease so i cant eat any wheat. Going wheat free is not a weight loss method. While I am sure heavy amounts of anything can cause problems with anybody, wheat is far from a body toxin unless you have intolerance.
in short, the book is mumbo jumbo
the question is...can you overclock your waffles?