In this piece, Khokhar focuses on the geometry of the waffle—its deep, honey-colored wells and crisp edges—contrasted against the organic, rounded forms of ripe berries. The vertical composition draws the eye upward through the layers, emphasizing the height of the stack and the way the fruit rests within the golden grid. There is a clear appreciation for the physical presence of food, treated here with the same attention to detail one might find in a traditional still life.

The color palette relies on the warmth of the toasted batter set against the deep blues and reds of the fruit. By isolating these elements within a portrait frame, the artist invites a close reading of the subject, highlighting the interplay between the structured patterns of the waffles and the fluid, natural shapes of the berries. It is an unpretentious observation of light and form found in the everyday.