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Waffle

A waffle is a beloved breakfast dish and dessert item, which originated in Europe, made from a leavened batter or dough that is cooked between two patterned, heated plates, known as a waffle iron. Waffles have unique crispy texture and distinctive grid-like patterns that are perfect for holding pockets of melted butter, syrup, or other desired toppings. A variety of waffle recipes exist including Belgian, American, and Scandinavian styles, each offering varying degrees of thickness, size, and texture. Home cooks and consumers frequently enjoy waffles as a satisfying breakfast option or a delectable dessert. With easy preparation and a wide range of topping choices, such as fruits, whipped cream, and chocolate chips, waffles can be personalized to cater to individual tastes. Some enthusiasts use savory ingredients to transform waffles into a lunch or dinner option. Ready-to-eat frozen waffles and waffle mix options are available for those seeking a quicker alternative to making the batter from scratch.
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IN FROZEN BREAKFAST
291
CAL / 100G
$0.18
AVG / OZ
waffle
60%
CARBS
26%
FAT
14%
PROTEIN
Waffle FAQ
Waffles, although universally loved, can sometimes present a bit of a challenge in the kitchen. The issues often arise with the cooking process using a waffle iron, the consistency of the batter, and the desired finished texture of the waffles. One of the most common mistakes is pouring too much or too little batter into the waffle iron, which can lead to undercooked or overflowing waffles. It's often a matter of trial and error to find the right amount of batter for your specific waffle iron. Another pitfall is opening the waffle iron too soon which can cause the waffle to tear. Patience is key when making waffles. Getting the most out of your waffles includes having an array of toppings on hand, understanding the temperature control of your waffle iron for desired brownness and crispness, and following the recipe instructions keenly. Adding an extra touch like infused butter or whisking egg whites separately before adding them to the batter can give your waffles that special uplift. Always remember, practice makes perfect when it comes to mastering your waffle making skills.
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Expiration & Storage Tips
When does waffle expire?
Frozen waffles can last up to 6 to 8 months in a standard freezer, given they are properly sealed. Once opened, you should consume them within a week for best taste and texture. If you've gone the homemade route, freshly made waffles should be eaten immediately for optimal enjoyment, though they can last 1-2 days at room temperature or about a week in the refrigerator. Please note, the quality will reduce after a day or two.
How do you tell if waffle is bad?
If the waffle has a strange odor, discoloration or mold, it has gone bad and needs to be tossed. Freezer burn can also occur on frozen waffles; it doesn't make them unsafe to eat, but it will decrease the quality considerably. You can tell if a waffle is freezer burned if it is covered in ice crystals and paler in color with areas of dryness.
Tips for storing waffle to extend shelf life
• Store pre-packaged frozen waffles in the freezer within their original packaging for maximum lifespan. • For homemade waffles, cool them on a wire rack before storing to avoid sogginess. • When storing leftover waffles, separate individual waffles with wax paper to prevent them from sticking together when freezing. • Remember to label your waffle storage bag or container with the date you freeze them to help keep track of the freshness. • To revive the freshness of a waffle that was in the fridge, you can reheat them in an oven or toaster oven for a few minutes, just watch out not to burn them.
EXPIRES WITHIN
5 - 7
MONTHS
Health Info
Macros
24g
CARBS
10g
FAT
5g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LOW FAT
HIGH CALCIUM
VEGETARIAN
Contains these allergens
MILK
WHEAT
EGGS
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