Why settle for a thin pastry though? Give me a nice thick, fluffy, malt filled waffle covered with boysenberry syrup (trapped ever so deliciously mind you) and a healthy serving of bourbon whipped cream. Powdered sugar is optional of course.Carbonyl said:Well, the Swedish pancake can definitely give the Belgian waffle a run for its money, because who doesn't want lingonberry jam on thin pancakes with powdered sugar and cream?SaikyoKid said:Guys, guys, guys... Clearly we can all agree that waffles truly are better that pancakes. Belgian style with some whip cream on top just simply can't be beat. Plus, the syrup traps are the best inventions of any pastry.
I never suggested it would work. Like trying to catch a fireball in a net perhaps. And, if it's a Vinnie Jones Juggernaut, I'd rather you let it pass by and continue on its way toward obscurity, if you don't mind.Daystar Clarion said:Trap?
***** please, I'm not the Juggernaut.
I derail the Juggernaut.
Dr. Pepper Unlimited said:I think that is what everyone else is doing. Poor thread...it never stood a chance...
Well, it all depends on whether you feel like eating something heavy or light in the morning. If I have to wake up early I tend to want something light, like the swedish pancake, but if it's nearing mid-afternoon I'd want something heavier, like the waffle.SaikyoKid said:Why settle for a thin pastry though? Give me a nice thick, fluffy, malt filled waffle covered with boysenberry syrup (trapped ever so deliciously mind you) and a healthy serving of bourbon whipped cream. Powdered sugar is optional of course.Carbonyl said:Well, the Swedish pancake can definitely give the Belgian waffle a run for its money, because who doesn't want lingonberry jam on thin pancakes with powdered sugar and cream?SaikyoKid said:Guys, guys, guys... Clearly we can all agree that waffles truly are better that pancakes. Belgian style with some whip cream on top just simply can't be beat. Plus, the syrup traps are the best inventions of any pastry.
That is probably one of the most high-browed troll-posts I've ever read!Carbonyl said:No, you're wrong, Odysseus was an epic douchebag, I don't understand why he is so popular.
I propose that Diomedes was the best character in the whole Iliad, he was just unadulterated awesome and zero angst. Seriously, dude punched Aphrodite and got away with it (really though, she needed to stop coddling Paris anyway). He doesn't get stabbed in the nipple and he doesn't pitch a fit.
Nestor, tamer of horses, is also pretty awesome, I'm glad we're agreed on that one.
Hmm, you raise a good point. Then let us agree to disagree. Both waffles and pancakes are vitally important to the world of breakfast pastries, and both go wonderfully with whipped cream.Carbonyl said:Well, it all depends on whether you feel like eating something heavy or light in the morning. If I have to wake up early I tend to want something light, like the swedish pancake, but if it's nearing mid-afternoon I'd want something heavier, like the waffle.SaikyoKid said:Why settle for a thin pastry though? Give me a nice thick, fluffy, malt filled waffle covered with boysenberry syrup (trapped ever so deliciously mind you) and a healthy serving of bourbon whipped cream. Powdered sugar is optional of course.Carbonyl said:Well, the Swedish pancake can definitely give the Belgian waffle a run for its money, because who doesn't want lingonberry jam on thin pancakes with powdered sugar and cream?SaikyoKid said:Guys, guys, guys... Clearly we can all agree that waffles truly are better that pancakes. Belgian style with some whip cream on top just simply can't be beat. Plus, the syrup traps are the best inventions of any pastry.
I'm just straight-up classy as fuck.SckizoBoy said:That is probably one of the most high-browed troll-posts I've ever read!Carbonyl said:No, you're wrong, Odysseus was an epic douchebag, I don't understand why he is so popular.
I propose that Diomedes was the best character in the whole Iliad, he was just unadulterated awesome and zero angst. Seriously, dude punched Aphrodite and got away with it (really though, she needed to stop coddling Paris anyway). He doesn't get stabbed in the nipple and he doesn't pitch a fit.
Nestor, tamer of horses, is also pretty awesome, I'm glad we're agreed on that one.
OT: Popcorn anyone?
Whipped cream is the force that unifies all of humanity.SaikyoKid said:Hmm, you raise a good point. Then let us agree to disagree. Both waffles and pancakes are vitally important to the world of breakfast pastries, and both go wonderfully with whipped cream.Carbonyl said:Well, it all depends on whether you feel like eating something heavy or light in the morning. If I have to wake up early I tend to want something light, like the swedish pancake, but if it's nearing mid-afternoon I'd want something heavier, like the waffle.SaikyoKid said:Why settle for a thin pastry though? Give me a nice thick, fluffy, malt filled waffle covered with boysenberry syrup (trapped ever so deliciously mind you) and a healthy serving of bourbon whipped cream. Powdered sugar is optional of course.Carbonyl said:Well, the Swedish pancake can definitely give the Belgian waffle a run for its money, because who doesn't want lingonberry jam on thin pancakes with powdered sugar and cream?SaikyoKid said:Guys, guys, guys... Clearly we can all agree that waffles truly are better that pancakes. Belgian style with some whip cream on top just simply can't be beat. Plus, the syrup traps are the best inventions of any pastry.
That you are!! =PCarbonyl said:I'm just straight-up classy as fuck.
And no, it's too early for popcorn, I want eggs on toast.
SckizoBoy said:That you are!! =PCarbonyl said:I'm just straight-up classy as fuck.
And no, it's too early for popcorn, I want eggs on toast.
Too early for popcorn?! For you, maybe! This is the prime matinee slot for me, and it's leading into an intermission, hence the invitation to have popcorn... unless you want chips, like those uncultured barbarians...(!) *snrk* *snrk*
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Is there a neurologist in the house BTW??