Moffle - Revision history

Neko at 17:20, 26 June 2008

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	*[http://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUST29884720080319 Stop waffling: Japan invents the "moffle"] (Reuters - English)		*[http://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUST29884720080319 Stop waffling: Japan invents the "moffle"] (Reuters - English)

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Neko at 17:18, 26 June 2008

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-	A '''Moffle''' is a sweet originating in [[Japan]]. Moffles became ~~well-kn~~. The name "moffle" is a blend of [[mochi]] - traditional Japanese rice-based sticky sweet - and a waffle. A slab of mochi paste is applied to a heated waffle iron. The result is crispy on the outside like a traditional waffle, but white in color. Inside, it is chewy like mochi, not cake-textured like a traditional waffle.	+	A '''Moffle''' is a sweet originating in [[Japan]]. Moffles became popular in [[2008]]. The name "moffle" is a blend of [[mochi]] - traditional Japanese rice-based sticky sweet - and a waffle. A slab of mochi paste is applied to a heated waffle iron. The result is crispy on the outside like a traditional waffle, but white in color. Inside, it is chewy like mochi, not cake-textured like a traditional waffle.

	A Moffle can be made on a regular waffle iron. However, special Moffle irons are available for sale in Japan. For those who don't want to go through the trouble, moffles can be found in cafes and restaurants in Japan. Harajuku's [[Milk Cafe]] offers both sweet and savory moffles on their menu.		A Moffle can be made on a regular waffle iron. However, special Moffle irons are available for sale in Japan. For those who don't want to go through the trouble, moffles can be found in cafes and restaurants in Japan. Harajuku's [[Milk Cafe]] offers both sweet and savory moffles on their menu.

Neko: New page: A '''Moffle''' is a sweet originating in Japan. Moffles became well-kn. The name "moffle" is a blend of mochi - traditional Japanese rice-based sticky sweet - and a waffle. A slab ...

2008-06-26T17:17:51Z

New page: A '''Moffle''' is a sweet originating in Japan. Moffles became well-kn. The name "moffle" is a blend of mochi - traditional Japanese rice-based sticky sweet - and a waffle. A slab ...

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A '''Moffle''' is a sweet originating in [[Japan]]. Moffles became well-kn. The name "moffle" is a blend of [[mochi]] - traditional Japanese rice-based sticky sweet - and a waffle. A slab of mochi paste is applied to a heated waffle iron. The result is crispy on the outside like a traditional waffle, but white in color. Inside, it is chewy like mochi, not cake-textured like a traditional waffle.

A Moffle can be made on a regular waffle iron. However, special Moffle irons are available for sale in Japan. For those who don't want to go through the trouble, moffles can be found in cafes and restaurants in Japan. Harajuku's [[Milk Cafe]] offers both sweet and savory moffles on their menu.

==External Links==
*[http://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUST29884720080319 Stop waffling: Japan invents the "moffle"] (Reuters - English)

[[Category:Japanese Food|Moffle]]
[[Category:Japanese Sweets|Moffle]]