AUG 24, 24 .. PATTI.. I’M HUNGRY FOR A WAFFLE.. SO AM I CAP.. LET’S GO GET A WAFFLE..
Here / There / Everywhere, Patti and I love IHOP (International House of Pancakes) who most certainly also have Waffles!
So out and off we went to our local IHOP on Tudor Road next door to the Home Depot.

Like an Old Friend.

Here we are again.

Like an Old Friend? It has been almost two years since we last ate here! September 2, 2022, to be exact.
At the top of the menu! Waffles!

Hot Diggity Dog!

A basic Belgian Waffle!

Yes! It tastes just fine to me Cap.

Our favorite IHOP in Royal Oak, Michigan.

There you all have it!
Or do you!
WHAT!
You have got to be kidding us!
TODAY IS.. TAA – DAA..

Can you believe this?
August 24 is National Waffle Day.
Pass the syrup! We’ll welcome any occasion to indulge in this iconic international treat. With so many varieties — Belgium, Hong Kong, stroopwafels, galettes – to enjoy in countless ways from adding classic toppings like butter and syrup, fruit, and chocolate, to waffle sandwiches and hotdog buns, we can’t wait to eat them at every meal.
Too funny. You will see them spelled Belgium and Belgian.
The contemporary waffles we enjoy today hail from France and Belgium. Earlier versions of the waffle, made of grain flour and water, date back to Ancient Greece. At that time they made obelios, or flat cakes, cooked between hot metal plates. In the Middle ages wafers were made using round plates with images of Jesus, The Crucifixion, and other religious scenes and symbols. Through the centuries both the ingredients and cooking methods of waffle making evolved until finally landing on one of the dozens of common varieties we love today.
The Belgian Waffle made its way over to America during the 1962 World’s Fair in Seattle, but it wasn’t popular until the 1964 to 1965 World’s Fair was hosted in Queens, New York. The waffle was originally known as the Brussels waffle. It’s defining factors are it’s crispy exterior and light, airy, and fluffy interior. It was served both plain and with whipped cream and sliced strawberries. No one was really attracted to the “Brussels Waffle,” but the family selling them in Queens realized it was due to the name. As soon as they advertised it as a Belgian waffle, they saw a spike in consumer interest and popularity.
Waffle Tid-Bits..
1725.. The word “waffle” first appears in the English language.
1911..General Electric creates the prototype for the first electric waffle maker

Aww, I love Belgian waffles 🧇, glad you enjoyed going to IHOP
Thanks Ginny! Thanks so very much for your support! It means a lot to us. Thanks also for coaching me about Android Clip Boards. Wow! Smiles Cap and Hugs from Patti
I just love the Waffle House, and haven’t been or had a waffle in forever. I have plans to make now! Have a great day! Kit
That is fun news to hear Kit. First that you just love the Waffle House. AND! Second .. Maybe, just perhaps maybe, thanks to our Post, you will make plans to go have a Waffle. Too bad South Dakota, along with twenty one other states, doesn’t have a Waffle House. Well .. A Waffle is a Waffle and we hope the one you get is wonderful. We loved our IHOP Waffle! Smiles .. Cap and Patti
Love the IHOP Love Waffle House too! Can’t go wrong either place ! Tom
Right on Tom Tiger. Thanks for your comment and interest. Smiles .. Cap and Patti