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Thanks for everyone's input!
To have a movable waffle truck is a great idea, but only if it's freshly poured waffles made to order.
Somehow I'm remembering the breakfast at the hotel in Hong Kong where i stayed for over a month. There were lots of eastern and western food to choose from, but there was also a waffle iron, and a chilled pitcher of batter next to it, both ready to go so you can have it made WHEN you want it. Now that's how you get fresh waffles!
I hope the truck realize the one short coming of their design.
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re: HLing
It needs to be said again -- the Brussels wafel (the first one on the menu) will be made to order. Done it a few times. Just stand and wait for it. The Liege, yes, that oen is prepackaged and reheated and you can skip it. Are the wafels worth $4? It's the UWS! We pay $5 for 4 bites of Grom so the market price has been set for edible novelties...
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Here's a link to their website - they list where they're going to be every week:
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I recently noticed the truck in Soho on Broadway during the week and stopped for a waffle. I was told they can be found in Soho on the weekdays and UWS on weekends.
I ordered a plain liege waffle, no toppings, and while the taste was good with nice sugar crystals, the texture was really disappointing. I spent last christmas eating my way through Belgium and tried more than my share of liege waffles, which I loved for the slightly crispy exterior and chewy texture. But this one was consistently soft and mushy throughout, like it was microwaved instead of cooked in a hot waffle iron. Maybe he didn't cook it long enough, or the iron wasn't hot enough. I have no idea. But I'm willing to give it another try because there is nothing tastier than a liege waffle on a cold winter day!
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re: lchang
They are definitely not freshly made. When i ordered it, i saw him take a premade waffle and simply reheat it. While the taste was good (not that anything sprinked with powdered sugar can not taste good...) I was offended that for the price charged it wasn't freshly made. personally, I think Resto makes a great belgian waffle.
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re: FattyDumplin
Ed Levine wrote about Wafels and Dinges recently (http://edlevineeats.seriouseats.com/2...) and mentioned that it's the freshly-made waffles that are really worth having. And worth the waiting time. He said that you just have to ask (and wait) and they'll make you a fresh waffle.
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re: floretbroccoli
Hello everyone - this is Thomas, the Wafel-truck-guy.
I've seen the feedback here and we've decided to make some changes based on that. Brussels waffles will be made to order only going forward.http://thedinges.blogspot.com/2007/12...
Thanks and hope to see you soon.
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See this post on the OB board http://www.chowhound.com/topics/467768 and follow the links for more info.
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