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A man wearing red high-vis road worker jacket and pants is holding the mentioned waffle iron open. He's holding a handle that's been welded to a manhole cover, which is hinged into a base on the other side. The base is a big yellow box with a logo and a blackish top. On the top of the base is another manhole cover -- the bottom plate of the iron. A finished waffle taking up almost the entire area of the manhole cover is presented on top of the bottom plate.

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A man wearing red high-vis road worker jacket and pants is holding the mentioned waffle iron open. He's holding a handle that's been welded to a manhole cover, which is hinged into a base on the other side. The base is a big yellow box with a logo and a blackish top. On the top of the base is another manhole cover -- the bottom plate of the iron. A finished waffle taking up almost the entire area of the manhole cover is presented on top of the bottom plate.
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Karl Fredrik 🦊 (kfh@chaos.social)'s status on Monday, 12-May-2025 06:43:43 JST Karl Fredrik 🦊

@Natasha_Jay Statens Vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration) actually has a propane-powered waffle iron made from two manhole covers, which they bring to events

In conversation about a year ago from chaos.social permalink