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Oh yeah, I'm definitely in for one!
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Oh yeah, I'm definitely in for one!
it proves you can fund anything on Kickstarter. Cool concept though.
That, and it looks too wide to be able to cook evenly over a regular stove burner.It's a cool idea and all, but $60.00 for a waffle iron that has no heating element is ridiculously expensive. A quick look on amazon shows countless waffle makers for less than half that. They may not be great, but I could bring it to work and make waffles for co-workers. No can do with this.
My sentiments that it would just be fun for the novelty, but on the plus side the cheap ones usually don't have removable plates, and this one you can just throw in the top rack of your dishwasher.It's a cool idea and all, but $60.00 for a waffle iron that has no heating element is ridiculously expensive.
Just this morning, my ladyfriend made me the crappiest waffles I have ever eaten in my life, and I had to pretend to tolerate the brick I choked down and resist slapping her for incompetence.
1) Never use a premix!
2) Use vegetable oil IN the mix, not just spray on the waffle iron
3) Use milk, not water
4) Mix in a bit of cream corn unless you really hate corn
5) You don't pour in the eggs like a retard and massively stir it like Michael J Fox, you separate the yolks and beat the whites on their own until they are firm. Then you can fold everything together gently.
6) STOP CHECKING THE WAFFLE! Just set the timer, and preferably use a flip iron for more consistent cooking, and flip half way through. If you can't remember or trust it, just watch for the steam to be minimal/nearly stop.
7) Syrup should be lightly warmed and preferably use heavy whipping cream or extra creamy if you need to use a can.
My sentiments that it would just be fun for the novelty, but on the plus side the cheap ones usually don't have removable plates, and this one you can just throw in the top rack of your dishwasher.
Also if you go camping, you could use this over a fire, which you can't with electric ones.
Hopefully it has a quality anti-stick coating.
Regarding it being long, most are that shape anyway really, and usually the mass of the metal kind of evens it out. For the home, I do prefer a simple flipping style waffle iron though.
You don't know what creamed corn is? And no whip cream on your pancakes?!? Gdamn yankees. Next you're going to tell me that you make eggs and bacon without a side of grits. The South will Rise Again, MFer!1 and 2 are correct. 3 should says "Use butter milk, not milk." I don't know what 4 is, so I'll just assume it's wrong. 5 is unnecessary. 6 is probably right.7: seriously, you're using whipping cream with syrup? WTF is wrong with you?
You don't know what creamed corn is? And no whip cream on your pancakes?!? Gdamn yankees. Next you're going to tell me that you make eggs and bacon without a side of grits. The South will Rise Again, MFer!
J
4) Mix in a bit of cream corn unless you really hate corn.
...7: seriously, you're using whipping cream with syrup? WTF is wrong with you?
Haven't tried that, but the creamed corn as I understand it is basically partially dehusked and pureed sweet corn but with added cornstarch. Its already hydrated which lets it fold in nice so you don't have to mix too much (which makes it rubbery if you do), adds a little texture to each bite, and the cornstarch is what makes the waffles much more fluffy (I hate heavy brick pancakes/waffles personally), and the canned stuff uses already sweet corn with a bit of sugar added so it kicks up the sweetness a bit so you don't have to drown it in syrup.I think I would go with cornmeal before creamed corn.
You don't know what creamed corn is? And no whip cream on your pancakes?!? Gdamn yankees. Next you're going to tell me that you make eggs and bacon without a side of grits. The South will Rise Again, MFer!
Them's fightin words! Chaaaaarge!You'll be too busy getting your insulin shots.
My sentiments that it would just be fun for the novelty, but on the plus side the cheap ones usually don't have removable plates, and this one you can just throw in the top rack of your dishwasher.
Also if you go camping, you could use this over a fire, which you can't with electric ones.
Hopefully it has a quality anti-stick coating.
Regarding it being long, most are that shape anyway really, and usually the mass of the metal kind of evens it out. For the home, I do prefer a simple flipping style waffle iron though.
You don't know what creamed corn is? And no whip cream on your pancakes?!? Gdamn yankees. Next you're going to tell me that you make eggs and bacon without a side of grits. The South will Rise Again, MFer!