Key Takeaways You can use a waffle cone maker to make a Dutch Stroopwafel (English translation: syrup waffle) by making two separate waffle cones, leaving them unrolled, and placing some caramel syrup made from molasses or black treacle as a filling between them. You can use a Pizzelle or Krumkake maker to make a Stroopwafel … Read more
If you’ve never had a stroopwafel before, you may be wondering ‘What is a Stroopwafel?’ or ‘How is a waffle from a Dutch Stroopwafel cookie maker different than a waffle from a classic waffle iron with or without removable grids? Well, a Stroopwafel is a Dutch Thin Waffle Cookie with dark syrup in the middle. … Read more
This article will compare Stroopwafels to Pizzelles (Stroopwafel vs Pizzelle) and talk about the differences and similarities between these two extra thin waffle irons. Unfortunately, there are no Stroopwafel or Pizzelle old fashion waffle irons with interchangeable plates, making them harder to clean. Stroopwafels (0.26 inch thickness) and Pizzelles (0.18 inch thickness) are a lot … Read more
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oB50N96Ce4&w=560&h=315] The article and video listed below will tell you everything that you need to know about how to make stroopwafel thin waffle cookies. The video listed below is a really popular video about making Stroopwafels that was uploaded to the popular YouTube channel ‘Allrecipes UK | Ireland’ on April 26, 2013. It has … Read more