Compact unit with a small footprint which helps with counter clutter. Makes a nice waffle every time, quick to heat up. Non-stick surface is great, after following instruction to oil waffle surface before first time use. Have not had to reapply oil. As others have stated, unit appears flimsy whether by design or cheap materials. Also does not have an on/off switch which would have been nice.
This iron is a steal for the quality of waffles it puts out. It adjusts to a high temperature to obtain a crispy exterior while maintaining a fluffy interior. The structure has been smooth and solid so far; and stores vertically to maximize cabinet space. We were not expecting such consistent performance from an iron at this price range; well done! Bonus: The included measuring cup ensures no more batter overflow!
With so many waffle makers on the market, it was hard determining which one I should buy. I finally decided on a Quisinart and I’m glad I did. This maker is super easy to use and clean up is almost non-existent. I had some other maker that i had thrown away because it was so messy and always sticking. Not this one.
I replaced my old Cooks brand round flip waffle maker with the Cuisinart round flip one. It seems to make nice, well cooked Belgian waffles, and I’m happy with my purchase. Just be careful with the lid because it can come down pretty hard on little fingers if you have kids.
Hi All, our old waffle maker bit the dust, and we realized the circuit board failed. So we started our search to replace it, and this beauty popped up. It doesn't look as pro. as the ones that have the long handle to flip the irons over, but somehow it looks better. The test is, though, how well does it make a waffle? Our first setting at 4 was just a bit slow with our Swiss batter, but our second try at 5 was spot on. it was a perfect brown with the sonf white inside. We used coconut oil instead of Pam that we used to use, and nothing stuck to the plates. Looks like we picked a winner. Easy to clean up too.