deskthority

don't know if this has been posted already, but I thought this was cool:
from:

http://www.thekeyboardwaffleiron.com/

There exist also split ergonomic waffles:



Here you can buy waffle bread-boards:
http://www.waffel-loeser.de/cms/produkte/produktliste/

I got this in the mail recently:

wait, it's real?

Indeed. I don't get how people can eat waffles with maple syrup and butter, though.
Over here we eat thinner waffles, but with cloudberry jam and whipped cream.

Neat! Looks like IKEA carries cloudberry jam in the US.

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90308627/

The Round Rock IKEA is 12 miles away. I need to go there anyway to get the kids some toys.

Wow, really, 8 dollars for a bit of jam?!

Apparently not just "a bit of jam":

Key features
- Organic; includes no artificial ingredients or preservatives.
- No chemical pesticides or fertilizers have been used.
- These wild growing berries have been picked under fair conditions for the pickers.

Findecanor wrote: Indeed. I don't get how people can eat waffles with maple syrup and butter, though.
Over here we eat thinner waffles, but with cloudberry jam and whipped cream.

Maple syrup yes (if its the genuine stuff)

Butter? No , just no.

If you want jam use real jam , blackberry jam. Preferably home made. Home made honey would be nice too, i need to get a house with a big garden so i can keep bees.

Findecanor wrote: Indeed. I don't get how people can eat waffles with maple syrup and butter, though.
Over here we eat thinner waffles, but with cloudberry jam and whipped cream.

I prefer raspberries to cloudberries. Other than that I completely agree. Butter!? Yuck!

Findecanor wrote: Indeed. I don't get how people can eat waffles with maple syrup and butter, though.
Over here we eat thinner waffles, but with cloudberry jam and whipped cream.

Cloudberry seem a bit exotic here in central Europe and further south.


So, let's say with any kind of jam and a bit of poudered sugar, but surely no butter or syrup.


I recommend blackberry jam:

My Russian friends prefer pancakes and waffles with strawberry jam and sweetened condensed milk (sguschonka).

Around here waffles tend to look like this.

Perhaps the best thing you can do with a waffle!

syrup is great! so is jam and/or berries! so is chocolate

sth wrote: so is chocolate

And you where doing so well.

Waffles are now available from 7bot:

HONEY/WAFFLE
Price: $5

scottc wrote: Wow, really, 8 dollars for a bit of jam?!

Yes. I just purchased some. For $8. I'll try it this weekend when we make waffles.

will post pics when I made the first waffles with my new keyboard waffle iron. maybe this weekend.

kbdfr wrote:

- These wild growing berries have been picked under fair conditions for the pickers.

Yep. Cloudberries have never been successfully cultivated. All cloudberries have to be picked in the wild.

Because it is a wild species the kernels are a bit prominent, though.

klikkyklik wrote: Perhaps the best thing you can do with a waffle!

Spoiler:

ws.jpg

lol wtf?...is that a Reuben waffle or something?
I've never had waffles before. They are not very common here -- most people prefer pancakes or pikelets. I love Reubens though

002 wrote:

klikkyklik wrote: Perhaps the best thing you can do with a waffle!

Spoiler:

ws.jpg

lol wtf?...is that a Reuben waffle or something?
I've never had waffles before. They are not very common here -- most people prefer pancakes or pikelets. I love Reubens though

Yeah! You could put the contents of a Reuben between two slices of cardboard and I'd still eat it!

7bit wrote: Waffles are now available from 7bot:

HONEY/WAFFLE
Price: $5

add in STROOP/WAFEL and SUIKER/WAFEL kits and i'm sold

Man, I haven't had waffles in ages. That iron is too damn funny though.

I take mine with either saskatoon berry jam and sliced bananas or honey and sliced bananas, myself.

That reminds me, I've actually got some frozen waffles around here somewhere. Fairly good ones, too. I'd dig 'em up and make a waffle right now, but it's 2:30 AM.

I tried the cloudberry jam yesterday evening (not on waffles, on its own). It is delicious.

New item for my bucket list: try cloudberry jam, maybe even on waffles.

If and when I resume Keypocalypse sales, jars of cloudberry jam will be available for $10 each if purchased with a keyboard.

sth wrote: add in STROOP/WAFEL and SUIKER/WAFEL kits and i'm sold

These are planned for Round 7.

snoopy wrote: will post pics when I made the first waffles with my new keyboard waffle iron. maybe this weekend.

Be sure to top it with a Clack BS must stick easily into the pastry.

My sister sent me a picture of these waffle irons when she knew I liked keyboards.

Not bad. Not bad at all.

I told you.