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My favourite Fajr Sister Memories
When I was younger, waffles were a rare and special treat—crispy, golden, and perfectly designed to hold every drop of syrup. But let’s be honest, the real star for me was always the maple syrup. Waffles were just a way to get as much syrup as possible on my plate, my hands, and my face.
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If you feel you’re falling short: read this.
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