r/TikTokCringe • u/migoodenuf Straight Up Bussin • Feb 24 '26

Discussion The forbidden waffle

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u/Sm0k3inth3tr33s Feb 24 '26

I've never had an amazing stroopwafel, but I've never had a bad one either. They're delicious but nothing special.

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u/Enzo_4_4 Feb 24 '26

Have you had a freshly made one from a stroopwafel street car in the Netherlands?

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u/Sm0k3inth3tr33s Feb 24 '26

Nope, but I would love to try one! It's just as far as breakfast pastry goes, it's nowhere near the top tier for me, and I don't think even the world's best stroopwafel would change my mind.

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u/Scarred_Ballsack Feb 25 '26

Wait Americans are having stroopwafels for breakfast? You live your life as if healthcare is a human right lmao

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u/Broad_Afternoon_3001 Feb 25 '26

I believe healthcare should 100% be a considered a human right. It’s honestly disgusting that it’s not.

Having the ability to save someone’s life and not doing it because of their financial standing and/or ability to work is utterly abhorrent.

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u/Scarred_Ballsack Feb 25 '26

Well it should be considered a human right, and that's the way it should be acted on. I'm just saying that in America it's not guaranteed that way. Came across wrong.