Eating pancakes and waffles without syrup, WTF?

Crunchy peanut butter of waffles and butter on pancakes.

Syrup and butter lots of both... And that's coming from a diabetic lol

I like a waffle with melted butter poured over it, covered in powdered sugar, like a beignet.

I don’t eat pancakes, waffles, or syrup. What does that make me?

You sure do complain about some stupid shite. Why do you care if someone else doesn’t like a sugar bomb?

No syrup on either. Have to have butter on my waffles though, and butter does make the majority of pancakes taste better.

I never eat pancakes or waffles, love them, but too many carbs and sugar. But, if I did, I grew up on Brer Rabbit cane syrup, I still prefer greatly over maple syrup. MY grandchildren don't like any syrup, just melted butter sprinkled with powdered sugar.

This is a topic of great import, all good men should come to the aid of their pancake topping preference.

My kids didn’t know what syrup was until a trip to grandma’s house. We still don’t use it—I just tell them they don’t sell it at the stores here.

Skinny?

The crumbled up breakfast sausage goes in the skillet to get browned.
The pancake batter goes on the browned crumbled up breakfast sausage and gets cooked up.
The syrup goes on the pancake with crumbled up breakfast sausage in it.
A thin omelette goes on top of the syrup.

You think McDonald's came up with the McGriddle all on their own?

Pancakes and waffles are definitely are too dry and bland for me on their own, as are biscuits. They're all delicious as part of a breakfast ensemble or alongside some banging fried chicken, but if it's just the bread product on its own, I'll pass.