Belgian Waffle
November 15, 2007
Back in April together with two bloggers/friends, we went to Antwerpen, Belgium to visit a museum and just enjoy the day. Actually I was there for the shopping, window shopping that is. One of us was already talking about eating Brussels waffle ( more known as Belgian waffles in the United States) while we were still seated in the train heading for our destination.
To be honest, I’ve never had mine, ever…so I was also looking forward eating one.
We visited first Ruben’s House, had lunch, window shopped and then finally by pure luck, we walked past this tiny store that sells flavored Brussels Waffles. We ordered the usual waffle. So how was it? Chewy which I liked and a bit too sweet.. but chewy (have I said that already?)
For Euro1,60 a piece, I say it was worth traveling 45 minutes from my place just to get them waffles again.
a Filipino friendly guy selling Brussels waffles.
Posted in cook's off, eat out, travel & vacation
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November 16th, 2007 at 1:18 am
wow! parang surprisingly mura yata ang waffle na yan ah!
akala ko pa naman magtuturo ka gumawa ng waffle. hahaha! 
masarap lalo pag me partner na hot chocolate. haaay. sira na naman ang diet. hee hee hee!
November 16th, 2007 at 10:42 am
Hi WENG! almost 3$ din yata ang equivalent. Anyhowkalabao, I don’t have a waffle skillet to use, saka dangerous matutunan iluto ito!!
if you can see on the right side, yung tig 1,90 was chocolate coated na..ayayay! muntik na ako bumili din..nag preno lang ako! *lol*
Kisses to Abby!!
November 16th, 2007 at 5:45 pm
Wow, mukhang masarap. I love waffles with maple syrup. Mmm…
November 16th, 2007 at 9:14 pm
Hi KC! ever had this chewy waffle before? really yummy..and yeah with maple too, that’ll do the trick!
November 17th, 2007 at 11:43 am
Starbucks has Belgian waffles … it’s my son’s fave! But am not sure if they taste the same as the authentic waffles there!
thanks for visiting!
enjoy your weekend!