/ck/ - Food & Cooking

inb4 faggots say "those aren't biscuits"

It's called stroopwafel. I have no experience but I see some recipes on google. If you have any stores that have imported sweets from the Netherlands, check there.

>>4247480
Thanks. Any exeptional ways to make it would be highly appreciated.

those aren't biscuits they're wafers

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pizzelle

>>4247521
They aren't pizzelles they're siroopwafelen

>>4247529
They aren't siroopwafelen they're stroopwafels

Oh look stroopwafels, they aren't biscuits, wafers or pizzelles.

>>4247480
Fuck. Thanks for reminding me to bug my friend in the Netherlands to give me some of those shit.

>>4247590
Keep bugging, i can buy them in packets at the store and in every food machine around.

>>4247647
I texted him and he said he sent some along with some puto molds. Chyeah.

Spar in Ireland sells these nowadays. When I realised this my world became a happier, calorific place.

you can get them at trader joe's in the us

www.traderjoes.com/fearless-flyer/article.asp?article_id=351

>>4247555
fuck you

>>4247719
You're still wrong though.

>stroopwafels

Mite b cool

>warm stroopwafels

JESUS CHRIST WHAT IS THIS

seriously, microwave them a little for a completely different experience.

In Amsterdam they sell them warm, about the size of a dinner plate

>>4247728
Pleb
Put them on top of your warm coffee cup and join the master race.

>>4247735
Drinking coffee, and not tea with their stroopwafels.
And calling someone ELSE a pleb.

>>4247883
>tea
Oh look the British have arrived for some cultural appropriation.

>>4247719
the people that wrote the text on that package used google translate, i guarantee it.
Even the brand name sounds faux dutch

>>4247884
You realize the Dutch were the first to bring tea into Europe through trade?

>>4247884
>Oh look the British have arrived...
...from the UK to the US and that's why we're all here.

>>4248684
Nope.png
The Portuguese.

>>4248706
The Portuguese were the first Europeans to drink tea.
The Dutch brought it to Europe.

>>4248715
Nope.png
The Portuguese.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea#Etymological_observations

Read the first bullet.

>>4248715
Also:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_tea#Global_expansion

Stroopwafel are amazing. I can't wait to go back to the Netherlands this summer and buy more.

They had such a nice texture.

>>4248730
>>4248737
I don't see any mention of the Portuguese distributing tea to Europe.
I do however see that the Dutch East India Company moving tea into Europe.

>>4248730
>Portuguese traders were the first Europeans to import the herb in large amounts
>in large amounts

Also, I wouldn't consider the use of etymology for such a simple word to be an accurate system of dating the migration of something.

>>4248749
Lie much?

>>4248764
Are you honestly arguing that etymology is not an accurate way of measuring and deducing migrations of words, thoughts, ideas and, incidentally, foods? Really?

>>4248774
Maucau isn't in Europe.

>>4248787
Yes, in the same respect that relying on morphological characters can result in erroneous phylogenies as a result of convergent evolution.

>>4248795
They brought it from Macau to Europe.

>>4248795
Where do you think they were exporting the tea to? Go beyond Wikipedia.

>>4248807
>>4248808
To drink themselves?
Most likely.
The Dutch exported tea to multiple countries to Europe.

>>4248805
>big words

>>4248818
>not sure if serious

You should really start reading about this topic before defending your stance on Wikipedia only.

>>4248822
You actually saged because you didn't understand my post? Do unknown words upset you?

>>4248826
That was the only evidence brought forth in an attempt to prove that the Portuguese brought tea to Europe though.
A quick google search shows plenty of other sites that claim that the Dutch brought tea to Europe in 1610.

>>4248805
>something about false cognates
did i get it right

>>4248834
Portuguese. 1550.

>>4248848
The Portuguese distributed tea throughout Europe in 1550?
Where are you getting this?

>>4248846
Yup.

>>4248868
thanks, my ego has been satiated for the day

>>4249004
Keep on readin'

>>4247471
THOSE ARE WAFFLES OP

>>4247471
Are those eggos?

Those things are way too good. Whenever I get them I eat all of them in one go and hate myself about an hour later.

awh shucks.

You know how they make waffle cones? I would imagine you'd have to get that hot plate with that design on it. It's usually a light egg/flour mixture that can be folded quickly.

If you don't care much for the design, look into making fortune cookies, but instead of folding them afterwards, just let them cool as the disk.

>>4250081
Its two halves and between them is a caramel layer.

Yah my box arrived.

I remember getting these from waffle stands at fairs as a kid. Most vendors would offer an 8-ish inch version they would hand assemble for you upon ordering. I'd watch as the man would coat the center of the waffles, drawing from what must have been a magical vat filled with hot syrup. I should do that again someday.

>>4247719
Who the hell's name's actually Gouda?

>>4251357
It's a city.
It's like saying "America's best" or "London's greatest."

>>4248832
He probably saged because he wasn't adding anything to the thread, and thus saw no reason to bump it. That's what sage is actually for.

>>4251366
You mean sage is good for talking about things that are off topic without pulling the thread to the top of the page so everyone can talk about your girlfriend more? Whoa crazy. I wish more people understood saging...

Also, I have never had a stroopwafel, and am jelly

>>4251379

>>4248644
I actually Googled the brand name, got to a site obviously written by a retarded Dutchman with no understanding of English punctuation rules.

Still, I've never heard a Dutchman talk about siroopwafelen.

Bump for more tasty stroopwafels.

>>4251379
umad sage?

>>4251366
are all the recent sage purism posts the same person?

>>4252108
They all look the same... do you really want more pictures?

>>4252121
No, I would rather have a recipe.

>>4252128

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/stroopwafels/
http://www.food.com/recipe/stroopwafels-143903

>>4247471
I'll be eating Stroopwaffels in Amsterdam next month :)

>>4252218
Well I'll be damned, thank you very much kind sir.

>>4252120
Not likely. I'm not quoted anon and I don't post often, but I also get annoyed a lot when people use sage as a mean to say "your thread sucks" or "you're stupid".

Funny thing is that from the boards I usually lurk/participate, /ck/ is the only one that seems to have the /b/tard view on saging a thread.