I bought this so that I could make chaffles for my type 2 diabetes care. Chaffles are just cheese, almond flour, baking powder and egg, It cooked them perfectly in under 3 minutes! It takes up hardly any counter space as it is small.
I finally used the waffle maker. The waffles came out perfect. Thanks. It is just the two of us and I don't like having to store a large waffle maker for the two of us i limited space.
I originally purchased this mini waffle maker to have a waffle bar for a special occasion. While it did not get used for that, I used it for the first time this morning. I poured roughly a quarter cup of batter for each waffle; they didn’t take long to bake. I will say that I waited a little longer after the light went off before removing them from the iron. I would normally leave them on my other waffle iron a little longer because I like them a little darker and crispier. These were crispy enough, even though they were lighter.From the time I made the batter to the time they were ready to eat was about 15 minutes (max). Made a total of 6 waffles.Just for reference, I used Kodiak Flapjack and Waffle Mix (1 cup Kodiak mix, 3/4 water, and 1 tbsp oil.)I guess I shouldn’t really be surprised- because it is a waffle maker, but considering it wasn’t expensive at all, these little waffles turned out very very well.Side note: The waffle maker, as expected, had a chemical (??) smell when I first heated it up, even after cleaning it. However, I am one of those that always throws away the first waffle (guess it makes me feel a little better???). (Photo is what I had leftover)