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Pancake/Waffle...you decide
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disneytati
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STR8FAN2005 said:
WOW!!!! Thanks!!!!:sohappy: :lol:
disneytati
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Disnut said:
By the way... can someone explain me what hash browns are??? WE don't have them here, I haven't had the opportunity to try them while in the USA... Now my students asked me what hash browns are... and I don't know!!!
disneytati said:By the way... can someone explain me what hash browns are??? WE don't have them here, I haven't had the opportunity to try them while in the USA... Now my students asked me what hash browns are... and I don't know!!!
Here in San Antonio they are shreded potato and fried in a frying pan. I hope this helps.
mousermerf
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There are several forms of hash browns...
In common, they're all some sort of fried potato shreads, as if you put a potato through a cheese grater.
Sometimes they come in a lump of shreds, fried in a pan, typically served with eggs.
Sometimes they're sorta like little potato cakes, typically these come from fast food places and often they're nearly identicle to tater tots, but tater tots are for dinner and hashbrowns are for breakfast
The final version is the actual potato cake. It's a wedge shape, comes from Arby's or McDonalds, and is a larger single version of a tater tot, just flatter. It's common to call it a "hash brown" whereas the plural is reserved for the smaller tater tot like "hashbrowns" (they come in serving of many) and the pan fried is almost always refered to in the plural.
In common, they're all some sort of fried potato shreads, as if you put a potato through a cheese grater.
Sometimes they come in a lump of shreds, fried in a pan, typically served with eggs.
Sometimes they're sorta like little potato cakes, typically these come from fast food places and often they're nearly identicle to tater tots, but tater tots are for dinner and hashbrowns are for breakfast
The final version is the actual potato cake. It's a wedge shape, comes from Arby's or McDonalds, and is a larger single version of a tater tot, just flatter. It's common to call it a "hash brown" whereas the plural is reserved for the smaller tater tot like "hashbrowns" (they come in serving of many) and the pan fried is almost always refered to in the plural.
mousermerf
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Other fun fried-potato words...
Potentater - The longest french fry in the container.
Potentater - The longest french fry in the container.
disneypearl
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:slurp: Waffles are my choice :slurp:
CaptainMichael
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disneypearl said:
disneytati said:
disneytati
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Disnut said:
Thanks!!!!
RnRJoe6114
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I had to choose waffles because as the late great Mitch Hedberg said, "Waffles are like pancakes with syrup traps".
CaptainMichael
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Nice quote! I am extending you an invite to Wafflefest '07.RnRJoe6114 said:
disneytati
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mousermerf said:There are several forms of hash browns...
In common, they're all some sort of fried potato shreads, as if you put a potato through a cheese grater.
Sometimes they come in a lump of shreds, fried in a pan, typically served with eggs.
Sometimes they're sorta like little potato cakes, typically these come from fast food places and often they're nearly identicle to tater tots, but tater tots are for dinner and hashbrowns are for breakfast
The final version is the actual potato cake. It's a wedge shape, comes from Arby's or McDonalds, and is a larger single version of a tater tot, just flatter. It's common to call it a "hash brown" whereas the plural is reserved for the smaller tater tot like "hashbrowns" (they come in serving of many) and the pan fried is almost always refered to in the plural.
Wow!! Thank you very much for the detailed explanation! My students are gonna love it!
CaptainMichael
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I'm sure that they would find the story behind Wafflefest equally as entertaining...:lookaroundisneytati said:
prberk
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I voted for pancakes, but I must admit that if the waffles are done by the Waffle House restaurant, now I might change my mind...
Waffle House waffles are great... and there is one right outside of WDW, near the Downtown Disney entrance... One time we ate there as the last reasonably-priced meal we would have for a few days! :lol:
Paul
P.S.: As for hash browns, the Waffle House wins again! I'll have mine "scattered and smothered" (scattered on the grill, smothered in onions!).
Waffle House waffles are great... and there is one right outside of WDW, near the Downtown Disney entrance... One time we ate there as the last reasonably-priced meal we would have for a few days! :lol:
Paul
P.S.: As for hash browns, the Waffle House wins again! I'll have mine "scattered and smothered" (scattered on the grill, smothered in onions!).
RnRJoe6114
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STR8FAN2005 said:
Why thank you.
Fantasmic!329
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Pancakes for me, too...
