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OT: Stroopwaflers - do you Stroop?
If you do, what brands do you dig? Make your own?
I'm still scarfing them occasionally with the morning espresso, post ride, heck, I think I'll live on them 24/7!! W. |
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Love'em pre-ride or during a ride. The GU brand waffles come individually packaged. That's great for riding but they are expensive. The ones at Costco are much cheaper and every bit as tasty.
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As per the photo, putting them on top of the cup and letting the steam/heat soften up the carmel filling makes it melt in your mouth. Honestly I eat them sparingly but they are so good for that occasional treat.
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These are great and love the fact they are pre- smushed/flattened (vs a PBJ in the back pocket) and already packaged to get out the door quickly. Best invention.
I discovered Costco sells the “original” in an industry quantities - minus the individual packaging- place those flat yummy sweet circles of goodness over a cup of hot tea and the day can start or end perfectly!! Yes I stroop on a bike, at a desk, in the car and on a plane! And welcome all varieties. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Had one last night. We get them at our local Dutch store, along with a dikke pakje of DZ drop! Heeeeeerlijk!
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Buying the wholesaler-sized ones from Costco (40 sandwiches) was not a good idea, insofar as the effect on my w/kg is concerned.
We’ll be going to de Nederlands in a few weeks and are hoping to get to sample some other brands. The freshly made ones at Whole Paycheck are also pretty good, and i seem to recall that they are a bit softer |
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I do; fell in love with them many many years ago during a business assignment in The Netherlands.
We also buy them regularly at Costco and surprisingly, United Airlines now lets you chose between pretzels, a cookie and a stroopwafel as a snack. Literally the only thing that UAL does better than other airlines Last edited by Gsinill; 12-03-2019 at 12:17 PM. |
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I need to try one.
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Honey Stinger waffles are the ones typically preferred.
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I"m fan of Honey Stinger: Gingersnap and Vanilla flavors. YUM
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Wife buys them at Trader Joe’s. Kid gets home before I do. Strooped!
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They have the Rip Van Waffel varieties at the cafe at work. I've tried a couple and thought they were good, but no blown away. Maybe I need to try them during a ride, or try some of these European brands. I'll add it to my list, along with the German Haribo bears.
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Re:
I usually just pick-up a box while strolling through Costco... and stock-up when they go on sale ($25).
https://www.costco.com/CatalogSearch...d=stroopwafels Last edited by bart998; 12-03-2019 at 12:36 PM. |
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Not quite the same, but these things are great.
https://vafels.com/ |
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