Latest reviews about Waring Waring Pro Belgian Waffle Maker

jeffdukes1 says "Works great for that quick breakfast!" about Waring Waring Pro Belgian Waffle Maker

jeffdukes1 — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 16:50:27 GMT

I purchased this Wring Pro belgian waffle maker at BJ's on sale. It was the floor model and I dont think they sell them anymore (You can still get this item at Sam's Club I think). This produck works great! It makes deep delicious belgian waffles in less than five minutes! (It may actually take longer to make the batter). It flips so it cooks evenly on both sides. You may have seen something similar at hotels and wondered if anyone sells them (this is how I first found out about them). Well, they do sell them and if you ever had one you probably wanted to buy one yourself. The only problem I had is it is not very easy to clean (too many small areas and ridges) but it is not that bad considering it has a non-stick surface so it is a little bit easier. Just make sure you dont overfill the unit as it will overflow and get everywhere! I hope this helped you in you purchase and thanks for reading!

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myhello says "The waring pro makes belgian waffles, restaurant style." about Waring Waring Pro Belgian Waffle Maker

myhello — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 15:24:08 GMT

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....

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petunia07 says "waring pro belgian waffle maker, ready for some great waffles" about Waring Waring Pro Belgian Waffle Maker

petunia07 — Fri, 15 May 2009 18:05:45 GMT

If you love waffles then you will love this product. the Waring pro Belgian Waffle Maker is one of the best products i have ever owned for my kitchen. It is easy to use and easy to clean. Best of all the Family will love the waffles you make as mine did. my kids loved the reg waffles as well as the banana and blueberry ones we have made. i can't wait to try other fruits. as another great plus it comes with a scoop for putting the mix on the maker which makes it easy for measuring the correct amount. To sum it up the waring pro belgian waffle maker is a great value for the money and includes a drip pan,measuring scoop, and is easy to clean up and stores easy as well....

Smurfy says "My Waring Pro Belgian Waffle Maker brings family together." about Waring Waring Pro Belgian Waffle Maker

Smurfy — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 23:13:39 GMT

This Warin Pro Belgian waffle maker is awesome. When my family comes into town they always ask - can we have waffles. It's easy, make the batter and have it next to the machine. Eveyrone can make their own waffle when they wake up. With the temperature control, just the way each person wants it. I usually have blueberries and chocolate chips on hand so people can use 'add-ins' as they like. It's easy to clean, easy to store and well worth the price. We love the flip feature - it's just like the professional waffle makers you find at hotels. We wouldn't trade this appliance for anything!

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songwriter says "Professional, sturdy unit, makes perfect waffles every time !" about Waring Waring Pro Belgian Waffle Maker

songwriter — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 16:28:25 GMT

I was hesitant to purchase a waffle maker at first, fearing it would be one more item to sit on my counter (or under it) and waste space. But, at the urging of my husband, and the suggestion of my brother-in-law that this was the best waffle maker around, I purchased it as a "treat" for my husband. We paid about $50.00 for it at Sams. My brother-in-law assured me that he had used his for several years, through several kids, and now grandkids and that it was sturdy, well built and always produced wonderful pecan waffles. He is not a cook at all, and finds this machine very easy to use. Since we purchased it, we have used it almost every morning. My husband loves blueberries in his waffles, my daughter loves choclate chips, and I think the choclate chips and strawberries together are absolutely the best! We simply turn on the wafflemaker, set the dial to the preferred darkness, usually 5 or 6 is best. When the machine is ready a green light comes on and a loud beep. Mix your waffle...

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