Does it make standard or belgain waffles?
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The waffle indentations are not shallow at all but I would not call it a classic Belgian waffle.
539107
We have a BELGIAN waffler and it makes a thicker waffle, which we like. You can use any recipe you choose, and ours does not use any yeast.
517764
You can use either. Shouldn't matter. The waffle maker will do its job. But I always make mine from scratch
441406
Use Bisquick waffle recipe...I've never had a bad waffle from using it. I pour less than a cup of batter onto iron, close lid & flip ....excellent waffles every time!
984951
This makes a very heavy waffle. Ones like my Great Grandmother use to make. Not a favorite of mine. We toyed with the amount of egg in the mixture and toyed with different types of cream to make the texture come closer to that of a whole wheat waffle. There is no malt in this, and many waffles have that and that taste is missed as well. Be careful with the salt.
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I went to a hotel and they had a flipping waffle maker and it worked well! I then went out and bought a flipping waffle maker, but it would cook unevenly and come out burnt! I returned that waffle maker, and bought this one! This one you have PERFECT WAFFLES every time!! I even bought this for a friend it works so well! They are thick!
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Yes, this is a classic waffle maker that makes waffles the way our grandmothers used to make them. It produces round waffles approximately 7" in diameter and approximately 1/2 inch thick. For the money, it's a decent waffle maker. It will take you a few tries to determine how much batter to use, but once you master that, you should be able to produce consistent waffles. I found the key is not to have the batter too thin and to fill it only about 3/4 full of batter before closing the lid.
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There is a knob on top of the waffle maker that you adjust for light to darker waffles. I have found turning the knob half way makes a golden brown waffle that is crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. I use a heart healthy biscuit mix and they are delicious. We are very happy with our purchase.
1195885
Not sure. I have a griddler, but not deluxe. The waffle plates make clean up easier, but does not cook evenly or make crispy waffles like my Cuisinart waffle maker.
812933
It makes perfect waffles...not too thin or too thick. Use 1/3 cup batter. Thicker batter works best. Leftover waffles fit perfectly in toaster. Definitely is non-stick as it says. The standup for storage is great.
2117052
No it isn't. In fact the waffles it make are very flat. Gave it away. Hope this helps.
329793
I would say it makes waffles that are somewhat thinner than the Belgian wafflers I have used.
2256166
No wattage is noted on the machine. It makes great waffles, two squares at a time, and does not draw enough to blow a breaker. That is all I care about.
19096
This machine makes beautiful thick Belgium waffles. I love it. You pour your batter pion the iron until completely covered with batter. Close lid. When the steam stops, lift the iron and you have a golden brown waffle.
812939
Correct. This is not a Belgian-style waffle maker, so the waffles are thinner. If you ever ate Leggo frozen waffles when you were a child or ordered waffles at The Waffle House, this waffle iron makes that style of waffle.
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Hi Jean, I have used both in this waffle maker. Sometimes the pancake mix will give you directions if you are going to use a pancake mix for waffles (usually less liquid), and I have also made my own waffle mix from scratch. Hope this helps.
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These waffles are very thin....it is NOT Belgium waffles,,,just regular waffles.. This make is excellent, very fast, great waffles. I am sure I will order another so I can have two....