Waring Waring Pro Belgian Waffle Maker Review

I like to eat nice, large, and on the soft side, waffles. I like to have real organic butter, and a nice wholesome organic peanut butter on my waffle with warm maple syrup poured over it. There are few restaurants that can make good waffles with good toppings. So, I decided that as a mom I deserved a treat. I decided to buy a waffle maker, so that whenever I wanted a waffle, then it would be a good one, not a dried out, thin frozen one with no flavor. I went to costco and found the perfect one for about $49. I see this same Waring Pro Belgian waffle maker used in restaurants and hotels. It works well if you have a good oil sprayer. It has a 1 through 6 knob with lines for 1/2's in between,for controlling crispness. When you plug in the unit, make sure the on/off switch is turned on. There are two lights on the front panel, one is red and says "power on" and one is green and says "ready'. These are useful because if you keep the unit plugged, then you can turn it off & on by the switch. If you do not keep the unit plugged in, and when taking if off the shelf to use it the switch gets pushed to off then you'll remember to switch on the unit so the light turns on. This unit will sound a long beep when ready and when each waffle is done to the chosen crispness that you selected. The unit must be oiled after each waffle and a spray oil works best. Otherwise they stick or split in the middle when opening up the unit. The unit comes with a diswasher safe drip pan and a measuring cup pourer. The unit heats up very quickly. You oil, pour in waffle mixture, close lid and turn the handle which turn the whole waffle upside down to cook. When the machine beeps, then the waffles done and you must turn the whole waffle back upright in order to open it up. This way the waffle it on the top part, standing upright so that you can easy dislodge it down onto your plate. This is the best waffle maker I have ever heard of or used.