Pancakes or Waffles?

[Rey]

French toast is pretty good too :

 

[SabresRule]

While I do love waffles, I don't disdain pancakes (Are pancakes the Pittsburgh of breakfasts to HD?).

Waffles ARE great, but I do like IHOP.

 

[HD MM]

While I do love waffles, I don't disdain pancakes (Are pancakes the Pittsburgh of breakfasts to HD?).

Waffles ARE great, but I do like IHOP.

Actually, the Pittsburghese all seem to enjoy this "scrapple" which is quite funny. So consider scrapple the Pittsburgh of breakfasts.

Never in a million years would you see that crap eaten here in wonderful Cleveland, Ohio.

 

[HD MM]

Sadly, had to vote "Neither". Love both, but they're on the "foods to avoid" list for me now, especially with all the added sugar (great syrups) and saturated fat (lotsa butter!).

When I can make a whole grain batter I actually can stomach I might try both again...with sugarless syrup (yuck!) and "no butter butter" (double yuck!!)

But I do confess to a penchant for that "nasty" (riffjim4069) scrapple! I fry some of that up from time to time. Folks ask what's in scrapple and I say "Don't ask!". But it's pretty simple, really...pig parts (of unstated origin) and floor sweepings (i.e., sawdust). I haven't found what a "lethal" portion is yet, but I have been known to eat 1/2 lb at a time...!

A few excerpts from Wiki....

Scrapple is a savory mush of pork scraps and trimmings.

A "savory mush of scraps"?! Are you kidding me? Who the F* wrote this? It sounds like they're authoring the next Giada DeLaurentiis cookbook, which in reality, they're describing boilied hog head!

Scrapple is typically made of hog offal, such as the head, heart, liver, and other scraps, which are boiled with any bones attached (often the entire head), to make a broth. Once cooked, bones and fat are discarded, the meat is reserved, and cornmeal is boiled in the broth to make a mush.

The mush is formed into a loaf, and slices of the scrapple are then fried before serving. Scraps of meat left over from butchering, not used or sold elsewhere, are made into scrapple to avoid waste.

Seriously, this can't be good for one self.

 

[Skyhi]

Lol!! For a second, I thought i was still reading the Dog Food thread when you described scrapple

 

[bhelms]

Like I said - pig parts !! The Amish around here eat a lot of it, and live long and healthy lives. Of course there are a number of lifestyle factors at play there. And also like I said, not far removed from the ingredients in the average hot dog. Diff'rent strokes...

(PS - Steelers eat scrapple...!)

 

[cybok0]

Actually, the Pittsburghese all seem to enjoy this "scrapple" which is quite funny. So consider scrapple the Pittsburgh of breakfasts.

Never in a million years would you see that crap eaten here in wonderful Cleveland, Ohio.

I hate scrapple.

 

[cybok0]

While I do love waffles, I don't disdain pancakes (Are pancakes the Pittsburgh of breakfasts to HD?).

Waffles ARE great, but I do like IHOP.

IHOP is good food.:

 

[HD MM]

While I do love waffles, I don't disdain pancakes (Are pancakes the Pittsburgh of breakfasts to HD?).

Waffles ARE great, but I do like IHOP.

I prefer the Original Pancake House.

 

[HDRoberts]

I prefer the Original Pancake House.

+1. I'm so thankful they opened one in Fairview Park

 

[HD MM]

+1. I'm so thankful they opened one in Fairview Park

Yeah, we go to the one in Woodmere on Chagrin Blvd. Excellent stuff. I order something different every time I'm there and have never been disappointed.

 

[dantheman77]

where is pancakes house?

 

[ripnbigc]

Heck, whichever is available.

 

[HD MM]

where is pancakes house?

The Original Pancake House?

Check here for locations.....

http://www.originalpancakehouse.com/locations.html

 

[dantheman77]

The Original Pancake House?

Check here for locations.....

The Original Pancake House

one in st louis i will check it out, thanks!!

that line i typed was a line from the movie "fargo"

 

[riffjim4069]

Wow, there are five within 20-miles of the house. I never heard of them, but perhaps we'll check it out one day.

 

[Ramy]

IHOP Pumpkin pancakes for me are the best!!!!

 

[jwgreen68]

Does anyone else like their waffles a little bit crunchy?:

 

[starman345]

I especially like them crunchy. Even with pancakes I always try to get a crunchy edge where they are thinnest. Potato pancakes are really easy to get crunchy without burning but they are a pain to prepare.

 

[Ramy]

Crunchy for sure when I actually eat any.