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Is belgium famous for anything else other than waffles?
Chocolats, specialty beers, "French" fries, good food in general, comic books, absurdism, complex political situation.
Is Belgium a developed country?
yes why not Belgium is a developed country.The mirror of Belgium is famous in other countries.
Can you make regular waffles on a Belgium waffle maker?
If you happen to have a sandwich iron, you could use that to make waffles. Other than making frozen waffles from a box, I don't think it's possible to make waffles without a waffle iron, or sandwich iron.
What is the capital city of belgium and other famous towns or cities?
The capital of Belgium is Brussels.
How many ninjas do waffles eat?
0. Waffles do not eat.Ninjas, on the other hand, are delicious.
What is 'Merry Christmas' in Belgium?
belgium is mainly famous for brewing hundreds of beers... they are also famous for chocolate, waffles, lace, and for being the capital of Europe by housing the offices of the European Union in Brussels, Belgium. Belgium is also home to NATO and the BENELUX. Belgium is also famous for his advanced computer technology and his gun-building skills. The P90 and the SCAR are 2 examples of these.
What is the national dish of belgium?
Mussels and Chips, Potato mashed with other vegetables, often with sausages, Salad with beans, bacon, onion and vinegar, Flemish beef stew made with beer instead of red wine, a stew of chicken, vegetables, cream and eggs, Waffles, Chocolate
How do you fix one butt cheek that is bigger than the other?
Waffles.
What makes french toast different from waffles?
One is french the other is fishy
Was Walter Koenig famous for anything other than Star Trek?
Babylon 5
Is Stephen hawking famous for anything other then black holes?
well, he's smart
Where did the word waffles come from?
According to Time Magazine.com, waffles originated in ancient Greece, when Athenians cooked obelios, flat cakes between two metal plates, over burning embers.The word waffle is related to wafer, as in the communion wafer, one of the only foods that early Catholics could eat during fasting periods since wafers didn't contain animal fats, eggs or dairy products. During the Middle Ages, when bakeries decided to compete with monasteries in the wafer market, the secular, and considerably tastier waffle was born.
