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<p>How much do you know about the Waffle House? Let&#39;s find out!</p> <p>It&#39;s time for a visit to everyone&#39;s favorite late night eatery, the Waffle House!</p> <p>What year did Waffle House first open? To find out, we&#39;re headed to Waffle House, but we&#39;re not going to just any Waffle House...</p> <p>Today, we&#39;re headed to the original Waffle House, Waffle House no. 1. The year was 1955. What city did the original Waffle House call home?</p> <p>The first Waffle House opened at 2719 East College Avenue in Avondale Estates, Georgia.&nbsp;</p><p>Was the original plan to open a chain of Waffle Houses?</p> <p>After Unit 1 opened, there were no plans for another Unit, but the first restaurant established the Waffle House tradition of providing the friendliest service in town. Unit 2 was opened two years later.</p> <p>What was life like back then? Name the NFL champs and the President of the United States when the first Waffle House opened.</p> <p>The Browns were the NFL champs...it&#39;s has been a LONG time! Eisenhower was the President. &nbsp;About how much did the average home cost back then?</p> <p>Homes were a lot cheaper when the first Waffle House. The average price was less than $11,000. Two men started Waffle House. Name them and how did they meet?</p> <p>The relationship between the founders began when Joe Rogers, Sr. bought a house from Tom Forkner in Avondale Estates, in 1949. Rogers worked for Toddle House and Forkner was in the real estate business. Why didn&#39;t they open a Toddle House?</p> <p>Since employee ownership was not available with the Toddle House, the idea of starting a business they could own and share some ownership with each other seemed like a good idea.&nbsp;</p> <p>How much was a waffle at the original Waffle House?</p> <p>If you guess 40 cents, give yourself a point, or maybe some hashbrowns instead.</p> <p>Half of the Waffle House Museum shows off&nbsp;memorabilia from the restaurant&#39;s 60 year history...</p> <p>while the other half is set up just like the original Waffle House was back in 1955.&nbsp;</p> <p>Speaking of, Waffle House made everything from scratch back in 1955 except for three items...name those items?</p> <p>Coca-Cola</p> <p>Heinz Ketchup and...</p> <p>Post Toasties cereal.</p> <p>How much did a filet mignon cost at the original Waffle House?</p> <p>I&#39;ll take two at that price!</p> <p>How much did an order of hasbrown potatoes cost you in 1955?</p> <p>Less than a quarter!</p> <p>Only the steaks cost $1.00 or more. How much was a Coke?</p> <p>A coke cost all of a dime.</p> <p>What&#39;s up with Bert&#39;s Chili? Is there really a guy named Bert who makes the chili?</p> <p>Yes, there really is a Bert! Bert has been with the Waffle House more than 30 years. He created his famous chili recipe in the early 1980&rsquo;s when he was working in Dallas, Texas.</p> <p>Has Waffle House ever offered an all you can eat option?</p> <p>Yes, there was once an all you can eat menu at the Waffle House.</p> <p>The cost: was $3.99.</p> <p>In the mood for some music? Has there ever been any songs written about Waffle House?</p> <p>There&#39;s plenty to choose from!</p> <p>The Waffle House Museum is open from time to time. Check out&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.wafflehouse.com/waffle-house-museum/">https://www.wafflehouse.com/waffle-house-museum/</a></strong> for more.</p> <p>Waffle House is the world&#39;s leading server of T-bone steaks. How many do they sell in a day?</p> <p>Waffle House sells more than 10,000 T-bone steaks daily. It&rsquo;s also the world&rsquo;s leading server of waffles, hash browns, eggs and cheese, country ham, pork chops, and grits.</p> <p>Waffle House serves about 2% of the eggs used in the food service industry.</p> <p>That&#39;s a lot of eggs! Somewhere between 2 and 3 billion eggs since it first opened!</p>