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    I use the Bisquick one.
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    Funny enough, you can go on Amazon.com and type in "Belgian Waffle mix" and get reviews for many of the kinds available online, including Krusteaz!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen View Post
    Funny enough, you can go on Amazon.com and type in "Belgian Waffle mix" and get reviews for many of the kinds available online, including Krusteaz!
    Yeah - I've already done that, and Krusteaz seems to be good. I really don't want to order any on line tho, and the Krusteaz is a good price - and even a better price at Sam's. I was just wondering if anyone had used any and how they liked what they were using.
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    I just make pancake mix from scratch and use that. Heck, I can't tell the difference!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Catty1 View Post
    I just make pancake mix from scratch and use that. Heck, I can't tell the difference!
    A true Belgium waffle is much lighter and fluffier than a regular waffle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pomtzu View Post
    A true Belgium waffle is much lighter and fluffier than a regular waffle.
    From what I can tell from recipes online, a true Belgian waffle involves yeast making the dough rise - hence the fluffiness! Maybe we could get Lut to ring in! She is our Belgian representative of course!
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    As a waffle lover, this is interesting. I just use Aunt Jemima mix, never tried a true Belgian waffle!
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