by Inspector Babs November 18, 2020
'wafflable' or 'waffleable'
adjective
follows the same pattern as microwavable or sliceable — meaning: able to be turned into a waffle using a waffle iron.
Definition:
Describes any food item (or questionable substance) that can be successfully cooked, pressed, or otherwise transformed into a waffle using a waffle iron.
Synonyms: waffle-ready, iron-friendly, wafflified (past tense)
Warning: Just because it's wafflable doesn't mean it should be.
Origin: Coined by hungry geniuses and late-night kitchen scientists with access to waffle irons and poor impulse control.
✅ "wafflable" = can be cooked in a waffle iron
alternatives :
Iron-worthy
Wafflified
Waffle-compatible
adjective
follows the same pattern as microwavable or sliceable — meaning: able to be turned into a waffle using a waffle iron.
Definition:
Describes any food item (or questionable substance) that can be successfully cooked, pressed, or otherwise transformed into a waffle using a waffle iron.
Synonyms: waffle-ready, iron-friendly, wafflified (past tense)
Warning: Just because it's wafflable doesn't mean it should be.
Origin: Coined by hungry geniuses and late-night kitchen scientists with access to waffle irons and poor impulse control.
✅ "wafflable" = can be cooked in a waffle iron
alternatives :
Iron-worthy
Wafflified
Waffle-compatible
🧇 "This pizza dough is totally wafflable!"
past participle: wafflified: "That brownie just got wafflified."
UK principle: "I sure could go for a waffleable delivery from Cockfosters."
"Bro, that mac and cheese is totally wafflable."
"I tried to waffle sushi. Not wafflable. Never again."
"Leftover lasagna? Wafflable AF."
past participle: wafflified: "That brownie just got wafflified."
UK principle: "I sure could go for a waffleable delivery from Cockfosters."
"Bro, that mac and cheese is totally wafflable."
"I tried to waffle sushi. Not wafflable. Never again."
"Leftover lasagna? Wafflable AF."
by rebelwithoutacourse April 21, 2025