Reply With QuoteThey can never be justified - Im not sure why but I read it on a thread here and that's good enough for me
I've just bought some Marks and Sparks 'Caramel Waffles', now I'm no expert but I know a Stroopwafel when I taste one. So perhaps if you are an addict and having difficuties sourcing a fix on the street, you could consider these the M&S equivalent of methadone.
They can never be justified - Im not sure why but I read it on a thread here and that's good enough for me
SOrry to do this to you (all), but have you ever tried a stroopwafel sandwich?
Two stroopwafels filled with whatever Sir fancies... whipped cream, banana, ice-cream...
you're welcome ;-p
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You are just trying to fool everyone into thinking you have the 'real thing' which is just pathetic
Post a video on youtube of them being driven over by a JCB or something else equally hilarious ;)
PPS Homage Stroopwafels?
How VERY dare they!
You cant just re-invent something as fundamental as oxygen, carbon, stroopwafel.
Fake stroopwafel = fake person.
Yes, it does smack of trying to be someone they really aren't.Originally Posted by Lampoc
I rather fond of Belgian variety /runs for cover/
The real ones make me gip, god knows what a fake would achieve.
The Welsh are invading major supermarkets with these tasty imposters.
http://tregroeswaffles.co.uk
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