Introducing a childhood favourite. HK egg waffles aka 鷄蛋仔 have always been one of my favourite Hong Kong street snacks and evoke lots of happy memories. Last year, my family brought over some small egg waffle irons for us to have a play with which was pretty exciting. These irons are more old school and aren't too easy to get hold of, but there are electric ones (similar to normal waffle makers) avaliable too which are probably more convenient. We had plans to use them on the BBQ but it needs a more intense flame so it went straight on the cooker! We made lots of variations, ranging from original, green tea and ones with chocolate drops. In my opinion, they're all pretty awesome but you can't really beat original flavour - so good!
Oh wow, they look amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love those! They sell them in China Town and they're the yummiest thing. I may have to look for a waffle maker for myself now haha
ReplyDeletenomnomnom man its been so long since I had one of those! xoxo
ReplyDeleteAHHH I need to buy this 鷄蛋仔iron pan >:o!!!
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Good lord these look so tasty, I think next time I'm in china town I will have to try some. Anything that goes in a waffle is going to make me happy (it reminds me of Homer in the Simpsons when his throwing everything in the waffle maker) xx
ReplyDeletelooks yummy
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I'm craving these so much right now! I'll have to buy one of those irons since egg waffles are pretty much non-existent in Australia...
ReplyDeleteYummy!
ReplyDeleteDrooling slightly (a lot) at this post! xo
ReplyDeleteThese look so good! x
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! I am very tempted to get a waffle maker, my girls would love them.
ReplyDeletemmm amazing, they sell these as street food in China town, I'll have to get on next time I pass! :) - C xx
ReplyDeleteYUM! these look amazing. I must try them!
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oh. my. GOD winnie! can we speed up the adoption/marriage into your family? xx
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Those look so yummy! I want to try them! :P
ReplyDelete--Ciara <3
Oh my goodness, these look amazing!
ReplyDeleteMaria xxx
omy GODDDD I can just imagine ALL THE DIFFERENT FILLINGS that could possibly be in those... wow do they have ice cream ones too I wonder
ReplyDeleteprobably not
I freaking love these. Noo, give me the phonetic Chinese pronunciation! My chinese is super rusty and I forgot what they're called. How am I supposed to order them if I forgot!
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Sabrina
P.S. I've got a giveaway goin' on at the blog.
Haha in Canto it's 'gai dan jai' x
DeleteThats my Enid Coleslaw phone that Adam tracked down on ebay for me :) I wish I hadn't cone on your blog to comment back because I'm starving and i don't have waffles for breakfast haha :) M x
ReplyDeleteThats my Enid Coleslaw phone that Adam tracked down on ebay for me :) I wish I hadn't cone on your blog to comment back because I'm starving and i don't have waffles for breakfast haha :) M x
ReplyDeleteOH MY! These are adorable and I want one. I love that you add a little chocolate drop to each one! so sweet, a little surprise for the eater!
ReplyDeleteEm x
yummy! that looks really delicious
ReplyDeleteso tempting!! nice post <33
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omg..i love hk style egg waffles!used to eat them after school in kowloon tong outside the MTR station,hehe...
ReplyDeleteLove the spin you put on these traditional egg waffles, green tea and choco drops sounds promising;)Never would had thought of doing that. Cant believe you have an egg waffle iron,that is soo awesome! Are they easy to make?
Cinz
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Yummm these look so good! Always wanted to try them x
ReplyDeletelooks yummy!
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This looks incredibly delicious! I love the photos as always hun. Happy weekend. xx/Madison
ReplyDeleteOh that looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for share sweetie!}
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Great !
ReplyDeletehaha this look amazing! I love finding out about cooking gadgets, and this looks brilliant. The waffles look tasty too!
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