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Photo of the Day: Pulled Pork On a Belgian Waffle

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As documented earlier today, the Wafels & Dinges truck near Serious Eats HQ conceived a new combo. Their normal Belgian wafel topped with sauced-up pulled pork, coleslaw, and a fuchsia koolickle (pickle brined in Kool-Aid).

WTF, you ask? It's meant to be eaten like a taco, with those sloppy innards falling out. I don't know about this one. I usually like to keep my pulled pork and waffles separate.

13 Comments:

I would eat this without the slaw.

I believe I might enjoy that!


"Fuchsia Koolickle" - my new stripper name.

At first glance without reading the post, that looked like one waffle with chocolate shavings and chocolate sauce and the other with whipped cream and a crinkle-sliced strawberry.

I'm serious. It totally did.

I'd have to think long and hard on this one.........

I just threw up a little in my mouth.

LOL Tonecat!

I never could get down with the savory waffle thing. Belgian waffles are supposed to have strawberries and whipped cream on top.

I would, however, eat the fuschia koolickle by itself.

makes me think of chicken and waffles...and the koolickle, i believe, is totally a mississippi delta thing - a favorite treat of kids in lower-income neighborhoods, especially when paired with a tootsie roll lollipop (according to a friend of mine who used to teach down there, at least). the kids would then drink the leftover koolaid brine.

I call this the best of both worlds!!! Stack 'em up!

@Tonecat: It was technically more of a bright red shade, but Bright Red Koolickle doesn't have the same ring for your pseudonym.

I'll try anything once... this one is fascinating. I can't look away.

I'd do it. I'm down on the savory/sweet thing. But WTF is a koolicle??? Pickles an Koolaid?

Sweet jesus ... that's wrong ...

I don't think the almighty waffle is necessarily a sweet food. I make cornmeal waffles to go with chili.

This looks tasty and delicious to me, and I am excited to read more about the slightly alarming koolickle.

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