Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

For all those people I know who were asking me why in the world I needed a CI waffle iron, take this:

http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/108191/leggo-your-eggo-theres-a-waffle-shortage



There won't be any shortages around my house (or camp).

Mike

I recently bought a CI waffle iron for my teardrop. Although I am presently experimenting with it on the stove in the house, I plan to use it on my Coleman propane stove when camping-plenty of waffles from that Krusteaz mix. Also, I bought a Lodge 8" camp Dutch Oven to try a couple of recipes. These are my first attempts into the Cast Iron world-we'll see how it goes.

Jim B / Utah

My Harris-Teeter had a sign about the Eggo situation on the frozen food case.

Fortunately, I'm not a fan and have no problem letting go of an Eggo.

Yea . . .like I need that crap in mt system!

I have a fresh box in my freezer. Let's start the bidding at twenty dollars -- plus shipping, of course.

CD

TENNJIM wrote:I recently bought a CI waffle iron for my teardrop. Although I am presently experimenting with it on the stove in the house, I plan to use it on my Coleman propane stove when camping-plenty of waffles from that Krusteaz mix. Also, I bought a Lodge 8" camp Dutch Oven to try a couple of recipes. These are my first attempts into the Cast Iron world-we'll see how it goes.

Jim B / Utah

Hey Jim, welcome to the CI camp waffle making club. Just don't try bacon in it like some people i know.

See you around the campfire

caseydog wrote:I have a fresh box in my freezer. Let's start the bidding at twenty dollars -- plus shipping, of course.

CD

Fresh as an adjective and "box in a freezer"....now that's an oxymoron!!! Doug

Wolffarmer wrote:

TENNJIM wrote:I recently bought a CI waffle iron for my teardrop. Although I am presently experimenting with it on the stove in the house, I plan to use it on my Coleman propane stove when camping-plenty of waffles from that Krusteaz mix. Also, I bought a Lodge 8" camp Dutch Oven to try a couple of recipes. These are my first attempts into the Cast Iron world-we'll see how it goes.

Jim B / Utah

Hey Jim, welcome to the CI camp waffle making club. Just don't try bacon in it like some people i know.

See you around the campfire

Hello Randy-yes, I saw that thread. It looked like the waffle-burger was a good idea. Even on the kitchen stove, I am still trying to get the mix and temp right. It is not as easy as you guys made it look at the Glyphs. The waffle was talking to me, I just didn't understand what it said.

Jim B / Utah

Just say NO to EGGO!

doug hodder wrote:

caseydog wrote:I have a fresh box in my freezer. Let's start the bidding at twenty dollars -- plus shipping, of course.

CD

Fresh as an adjective and "box in a freezer"....now that's an oxymoron!!! Doug

If you don't want to bid on them, then at least don't poison the well. I need the money -- never mess with another man's livelihood.

CD

...had homemade waffles and bacon for supper tonite mmm mmm mmm no shortage when ya make 'em yourself...course we cheated and used an electric waffle iron...electricity is my friend..................
madjack

perhaps a poor choice of words to use "poison" in reference to any Eggo waffle discussion.... Good luck on your marketing efforts CD! I guess you could ship them and advertise that they are "pre-thawed". I was at Costco today...they had a freezer full!!! I was sort of expecting them to not have any....like the Coke products that they didn't have, a whole 'nother thing however....Maybe I too should invest in Eggo Waffle futures....Doug

doug hodder wrote:Maybe I too should invest in Eggo Waffle futures....Doug

Just be sure to get out before the Eggo bubble bursts. That could be messy.

CD

TENNJIM wrote:I recently bought a CI waffle iron for my teardrop. Although I am presently experimenting with it on the stove in the house, I plan to use it on my Coleman propane stove when camping-plenty of waffles from that Krusteaz mix. Also, I bought a Lodge 8" camp Dutch Oven to try a couple of recipes. These are my first attempts into the Cast Iron world-we'll see how it goes.

Jim B / Utah

We had fun making them in Austin this fall. Next gathering you can join the waffle making crew.

Joanne

caseydog wrote:

doug hodder wrote:

caseydog wrote:I have a fresh box in my freezer. Let's start the bidding at twenty dollars -- plus shipping, of course.

CD

Fresh as an adjective and "box in a freezer"....now that's an oxymoron!!! Doug

If you don't want to bid on them, then at least don't poison the well. I need the money -- never mess with another man's livelihood.

CD

Hey when you sell them are you going to disclose what factory they were made at? The one that flooded or the one shut down due to filth?

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