Difference between waffle and belgian waffle TPA?

submitted over 8 years ago by itatoke

hi guys, was looking for a maple syrupy pancake/waffle base but am unsure which one to get. What are the differences between these two, thanks

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4 points

by Elek93over 8 years agoMixologist

I tried 10ml Belgian waffle, used it up in around month and ordered 100ml more. Doesn't really taste/smell like waffles but I found recipe where it taste great (all tpa ;blackberry, dulce de Leche, Bavarian cream and blackberry) and decided to stock up. If you're looking for more authentic waffle then I heard INW waffle and capella variant are amazing. Tpa Belgian waffle is more like caramel-biscut-vanilla-milk flavour.

2 points

by itatokeover 8 years ago

thanks for the info. Does it have a maple syrupy taste or would it need to be added?

3 points

by Elek93over 8 years agoMixologist

In my opinion if you need maple syrup flavour then belgian waffle won't have it, if you need it in recipe you most likely need to add it.

1 points

by scoobdriverover 8 years ago

Can you share that recipe ?

5 points

by Elek93over 8 years agoMixologist

Sure man

(tpa) Blackberry 0.9%

(tpa) Bavarian cream 1.3%

(tpa) Waffle (belgian) 1.9%

(tpa) Dulce de Leche 0.9%

5% flavour total

Recommended mix 80vg/20pg

Recommended steep time is 5days+ (although there's no any off flavours and you can vape it straight away after mixing. What I realised is that after around week everything became one sort of mellow solid flavour)

3 points

by abdadaover 8 years agoShady's back, tell a friend

Also consider:

1 points

by Bevlarover 8 years ago

Try adding TFA Maple Syrup to one of the waffle concentrates. It's a pretty accurate flavour imo. It's strong though so start low and work up or it will take over the recipe.

1 points

by throwawayeg3over 8 years ago

Not sure if this is consistent across the board, but FW Waffle and TFA BW taste terrible. I don't taste much waffle with either. Just a syrupy sweet flavor.

3 points

by HashSlingingSlashurover 8 years ago

Like abdada said check out FW Waffle. Gonna need help accentuating the waffle part but it's got plenty of maple flavor

2 points

by derpington62over 8 years ago

I've never used waffle before but from my experience Belgian waffle has been really syrupy

1 points

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1 points

by McHairpieover 8 years ago

At higher %'s the maple flavor comes through quite nicely on the Belgian Waffle. Use it as high as 10% or as low as 6%.

-3 points

by Tiptup300over 8 years ago

Is it possible to hide posts from the front page or modify they're titles?

I feel like the more people who post simple questions on the frontpage, the more they all start doing it. Having the frontpage filled with more obvious non-questions seems to dissuade new users from asking these outside the new mixers thread.

/u/ID10-T

2 points

by kindgroundover 8 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

Why is this post any different than somebody asking for a cherry limeade recipe?

2 points

by Tiptup300over 8 years ago

This waffle post is fine. It's not a boilerplate question. I was talking about frequently asked questions in general.

For the Cherry Limeade thread, according to Sidebar Rule #4

> 4."Clone Requests" must go in the monthly thread or will be deleted.

Monthly Clone Request Thread - March 2017

I was just saying that the guy who posted that thread shouldn't be called lazy. It's insulting a new person and not helpful. [Context]

-3 points

by Tiptup300over 8 years ago

Actually according to kirkt's post

/u/kirkt

I feel like it could be worth it to lose a bit of information to sort of train the community to avoid these kind of situations. Totally smother posts that are posted incorrectly.

Don't delete the topic, lock the topic, delete all the replies except for the AutoModerator. Make an example out every single post and show the community that their time is being wasted if they reply to ~~these~~ common question threads.

[Edited]

2 points

by ID10-Tover 8 years agoWinner of the 2nd DIYorDIE World Mixing Championship

To my knowledge, you can't modify a post's title. You can't hide them either, except from yourself. They can removed of course.

> Don't delete the topic, lock the topic, delete all the replies except for the AutoModerator.

Search results still pull those posts up. Imagine clicking through dozens of empty waffle posts tryin to find the one that tells you which waffle you want.

-1 points

by Tiptup300over 8 years ago

That's true.

My idea is implementing a zero tolerance policy would teach the regulars not to engage because everything will be deleted anyways. This would dissuade future replys to inappropriate posts eventually..... Maybe.

The hard part is that it's hard to decide what's [Discussion] and what's a new person asking questions.... Perhaps a zero tolerance tagging policy.

"If your post is not tagged, your post gets locked and and washed clean. No exceptions."