does the lid rise when the waffle batter rises?
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no it did not.....it truly isn't a Belgian waffle maker...all it does is make very thin waffles. I returned mine and bought the Oster 1-1/2 inch flip belgian waffle maker. very happy with the Oster the controls all work perfectly and the waffles are beautiful
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Yes it does. According to the directions you should apply slight downward pressure on the lid when you close it to get the batter evenly distributed.BTW, I really like this waffle maker.
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If you put too much batter, it does rise and spill to the sides. I'd say it rises by half an inch the most.
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Not when I open it. When I fill the box and then secure the lid it spills over a little.
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Not that I have experienced as the lid is separated on the side not on the top
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Barbara, If you are referring to the clip that holds the top and bottom together, it is used for storage of the unit so it can be stored on its side. I do not believe that you should clip it shut when you are using the unit as the waffles will have a tough time rising. Check with the manufacturer's web site for a replacement part or if it is that new maybe they will replace the unit. Good Luck! :)
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No it does not have the automatic timer function which would let you hear a beeping sound when the waffle is ready. The answer Tom on 2/25/13, provided is also true. What I do, since I like to hear a beeping sound, is I set my kitchen stove timer or the egg timer... I've even set up the telephone timer. Whatever is close which will work for you. The waffle maker is super easy to use and clean. Makes great thick waffles and after many uses, it is as functionable as the first time. I do not mind setting a timer at all.
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Dear Pamela, In order to turn the waffle maker, turn the handle in the direction of the arrow that is located on the handle. There isn't anything you have to loosen to enable it to turn. I hope this helps!
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The whole lid lifts up. I use a scoop to dispense rabbit food and litter. It works perfectly!
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T. Mairs, My waffle maker does the same thing and it's not normal I thought it was just my waffle maker but I bought three more and they all do the same thing. I'm really carefull when I close it so Mickey's face comes out right. I gave the other three as Christmas gifts and I told them that the waffle maker might be loose
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Hello, the waffles produced by this appliance are not extremely thick. The waffles produced are similar to those on the picture, but cannot be thicker. Contrary to good old cast iron waffle pans that you would flip, this one does not flip, but it cooks very evenly if your dough is well done. I really like this waffle maker (especially for its price)
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no it doesn't, has plastic stopper , have only used once with pancake batter with no leaks.
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IT does. The light stops shinning and you know when they're done. It's seldom accurate, though. It depends mostly on the thickness of your batter. It also depends on how much batter you use to make your waffles. I would recommend you check it once in a while. This machine is great for the price, that I can tell you.
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No it is not automatic. You have to time the waffles yourself. When the initial green light comes on, I pour my batter in and then time it for about 5 - 5 1/2 minutes. It just depends how 'done' you want the waffle.
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No, it does not. The shakers are open to the air. When I put cheese sprinkles in it, I only put about 1" in the bottom every time I fill it, so they stay fresh enough.
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No, it does not. Just keep away from wall a tiny bit so lid stays up. Nice.
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Yes, mine does. There is a stiffness to the lid so it even stays in position halfway open too!
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1vote plug it in and turn the dial to 7 or 8. Spray with pam. When light turns green pour batter in. Close and flip. When light turn green again (About 6 minutes) turn back and lift lid - you can turn the dial down after the first waffle waffle lover answered on August 11, 2014
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Yes, I do the second rise in the pan with the lid on in a slightly warmed oven. Check after about 40 minutes and you can see if it's risen all the way by sliding the lid back just a little. Then turn oven on and bake away. Tip - put a sheet tray under the pan for rising, sometimes it rises too much and overflows onto my oven floor. Not fun!