Belgian Waffles vs. Belgium Waffles - Know the Difference!

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  1. paddyman98

    paddyman98 I'm a professional expert in specializing! Supporter

    There is a difference and it is the spelling. But every time I see Belgian Waffles in a Breakfast Menu I think it's a recipe from Belgium!.. I know.. it's silly :wacky:

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    This is a Belgium Mint Cancelled (Waffled) Coin -
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  3. chrisild

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    Hehe, that is why in Germany we call such a canceling machine "decoiner". The surface structure of a decoined piece does resemble a waffle but ... be very careful with your teeth. ;)

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    I saw a menu with corn being the vegetable of the day. Corn is a grain.
     
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