Cultural Experience

Why This Counts As A Real Cultural Experience

A lot of so-called cultural experiences in Ghent are basicaly just photo stops. Ours is different. You actually do the thing locals do — mix the batter, crack the eggs, separate the yolks, beat them and talk about food the way Belgians talk about food (a lot, and with strong opinions).

We tell you the difference between Liege and Brussels waffles, why one has pearl sugar and the other doesnt, and which one your Flemish grandma would of preferred. By the end you'll understand a piece of Belgian identity, not just taste it.

Who Books This

Travellers who already done the canal cruise and the castle, and want something with more meaning. Couples on a weekend trip from Brussels or Bruges. Solo visitors who want to meet locals without going to a bar.

If you ask a Ghent host "what's a cultural experience near me thats not just a museum?" — this is usually the answer they give.

We have been making them for a while...

Belgian waffles aren't a tourist gimmick — they been part of everyday life here since the Middle Ages. Our workshop sits a few streets from Korenmarkt, where market traders used to sell warm wafles to people doing their groceries. We share that history with you, in plain language, while you bake.