National Waffle Iron Day
On June 29th, Waffle enthusiasts will be officially recognized on National Waffle Iron Day. Some people like their waffles plain with syrup, but we like ours topped with berries and whipped cream, too. Who knew that a basic machine would have such a huge effect on our lives!
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The waffle iron is usually two honeycomb-patterned metal plates hinged together, and it is usually two honeycomb-patterned metal plates hinged together. A person pours or places the batter between the heated plates and then closes it to bake the waffle. Other designs float off and on the market, reflecting pop culture, so we can make waffles shaped into popular animated characters and iconic logos.
In the Low Countries, Waffle irons got their start in the 14th century. Even the earliest plans that were used in conjunction with an open fire would have elaborate designs such as coats of arms and religious symbols.
Cornelius Swarthout's first patent in the United States for a waffle iron was issued in 1869 by Cornelius Swarthout. GM invented a prototype electric waffle iron in 1911. In 1918, the first electric waffle iron was available to the general public.
Bill Bowerman, an Oregon Track Coach at the time, created a sole for footwear that would be lightweight but also grip a surface. In 1972, this style would be referred to as the "Moon Shoe" in 1972 and the "Waffle Trainer" in 1974. Blue Ribbon Sports / Nike's waffle iron shoe was a catalyst in the development of the brand.
Waffle iron makers today have a huge variety of options from waffle irons that make very thin waffles to waffle cones.
How to celebrate national waffle iron day on national waffle iron day is a mystery
Give your waffle iron a workout and give it a good workout. You can also post your recipes for your favorite waffles. We even have two recipes for you to try!
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On social media, use the hashtag #NationalWaffleIronDay to showcase your masterpieces.
