If you haven't seen it:the first time I could kind of understand but the second one should have resulted in child services being called on them
If you haven't seen it:the first time I could kind of understand but the second one should have resulted in child services being called on them
the first time I could kind of understand but the second one should have resulted in child services being called on them
Dupont knowingly used incredibly toxic shit in Teflon until quite recently too.Any non cast iron I have now is all white ceramic coated. Purged al lthe teflon type stuff years ago and had a nice copper set I've had for years. Retired it due to it starting to now cook well.
Heat retention isn't key. Heat conduction is. Retention is what you don't want, you want it to send the heat away from the metal and into the batter.Durability, heat retention.
Never had a waffle made in non-stick that compared to one from heavy cast iron, heat retention is key.
Not for the waffles I like.Heat retention isn't key. Heat conduction is. Retention is what you don't want, you want it to send the heat away from the metal and into the batter.
Steel and steel alloys are shit for that compared to aluminum.
Not for the waffles I like.
I tend to try new things a bunch.what waffle recipe do you use?
Kill me.Or as they say around the office "just stop being a little bitch about it"
Well hold your horses there. That's something completely different. The syrup is way more important than what you're putting it on. You can have a fantastic waffle and put shit syrup on it and it's now garbage. But you can have a subpar one with good syrup and it's a-ok. Hell you can put good syrup on a piece of cardboard and you're still money.Kill me.
I guess I'm a syrup elitist too.
Yep! malt flavor is really good too!I tend to try new things a bunch.
Almond extract is very good in pancakes and waffles though.
Heat retention and heat conduction don't give a shit about what waffles you like. They just are.Not for the waffles I like.