Waffles

Donkey is the most talkative character in Shrek. Throughout the movie he goes on and on about waffles and how great his waffles are causing Shrek to become annoyed.

A sort of pale, warm golden brown. Untoasted, it's a pretty pale gold-yellow color.

The basic reason is that heat raises. At the same time the batter goes to the lowest point. Turning the waffle maker allows the heat to more evenly cook the waffle and fill in the voids better.

you get grey gak in the blender, grey gunk in the stove/grill/cauldron,and green blech in the sandwich maker.

They certainly can be. It depends what's in them and how they're made.

Chipmunks are primarily seed and nut eaters, but they are known to nibble on various foods, including fruits and vegetables. While they may show interest in waffles if offered, it's not a natural part of their diet and should not be a regular food for them. It's best to stick to their natural food sources for their health.

Waffles cool quickly due to their high surface area and low mass, which allows heat to dissipate rapidly into the surrounding air. The porous structure of waffles also contributes to this effect, as it traps air pockets that facilitate heat loss. Additionally, if waffles are placed on a cold plate or in a drafty environment, they will lose heat even faster. To keep them warm, it's best to serve them immediately or use a warming plate.

In the episode titled "The Art of Reckoning" (Season 5, Episode 9) of Numb3rs, Charlie Eppes makes waffles. This scene is notable as it highlights his domestic side while also serving as a moment of levity amidst the episode's more serious themes. The waffles serve as a backdrop for character interactions, emphasizing the relationships between Charlie and his family.

For a belgian waffle recipe baking power is very needed and should be used. the correct amount for 4 inch belgian waffles is about 2 teaspoons of baking powder and you should cook them for about 13 minutes

Yes, you can, but not too many times.

o yeah they cant get enough of them but only with maple surip

Yes. There are numerous ways you can die from eating them.

If you are diabetic, for example, your blood sugar could get too high, and you might die if you ate enough.

If you eat to many, I'm sure it could cause a tear somewhere in your digestive system, which could, under some circumstances cause death.

There's also choking to deal with, not to mention the fact that they are bad for your health, and could eventually cause medical problems, which under some circumstances quicken or lead to something which causes death.

It's very unlikely that if you don't have a medical condition that eating them will cause any immediate harm, or any serious harm which occurs from repetitive consumption of them.

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Yes you can eat waffles but you cannot use regular syrup.. There are many brands of Sugar-Free Pancake/Waffle syrup and Jellys... Warning: Don't expect the syrups to taste just like normal syrup and they are also alot thinner in constistance...



They can make sugar-free candy now which is great, but no company has found a way to make sugar-free syrup that is "right"... Some people like the taste of it, but being a diabetic for 32 years, I have always thought it tasted terrible...

Also, if you are on insulin, you could just take extra insulin and use regular syrup, not needing to worry about the sugar-free garbage......

No he does not according to a YouTube video called firestar doesn't like waffles, otherwise Graystripe does.

You could simply use a normal recipe but replace the eggs with 2 tbsp of cornstarch mixed with 2 tbsp of water, but I don't know if it will make any sort of difference. I have used it with brownies and they turn out the same :)

Yes they have bread in it

Tackles, knuckles, and scaffolds.

Rofl's and brothels also rhyme with waffles.

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Well, the waffle is named after a person who my great-great-grandfather knew dearly. His name was L J Waffleman and was trying to make a cake(a new style) and got the waffle.

Eggo waffles were invented in the 1930s in San Jose, California, by three brothers, Tony, Sam, and Frank Dorsa. Eggo frozen waffles were introduced to grocery markets in 1953.

It depends on the brand. It should have a nutrition label on the box

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