How long does it take to heat up?How long does each waffle take to cook?
616455
I do not know the exact amount of time, but it seems like the heating period is about the same as any other waffle maker. Waffle cooking time is also similar to other waffle makers. It has a heat setting dial. The waffle iron plates were a lot thinner than my Uno waffle maker that had [thick] removable plates. My kids think these waffles are soggy! Hope this answers your questions.
616456
Just received mine, and initial heat-up might take a few minutes, waffles take maybe 4-5 minutes set on the #4 setting. Seam to brown nicely with my from scratch recipe, and the no-stick appears to work quite well, having had no sticking issues after 4 or so uses, and MANY waffles. I like to make excess and refrigerate them. Very pleased with the waffle maker so far. A tad 'tinny', but otherwise seems to be a decent product.
616457
After not using the waffle iron for a couple of weeks, it took 6.5 minutes to warm up and 4 minutes to cook. I know a month ago the waffle iron took at most 4.5 minutes to warm up. Maybe it is because my house is not as warm as it was in early December. The waffles are still great.
616458
It warms up in about 5 minutes and 3 or 4 minutes to cook a waffle. We also use it to make hash browns and such.
616459
It takes about twice as long to heat up and at least twice as long to cook the waffle or pancake as it dose with most other unit.
616460
Since my son is away I have not used it for a couple of weeks. I will time it next time I use it. I think the other answer is accurate. I make the batter when the waffle iron is warming up. I put oil on the waffle maker and turn it on to setting 2 (3 and 4 were too dark) and then make the batter. It is important to put the correct amount of batter on.
280525
I haven't timed it but it's pretty quick, maybe a 2-3 minutes. It heats up pretty quick, too, maybe 4-5 minutes.
798749
The electric waffle iron is wonderful. Heats up in 3-5 min. and Mickey indicator lets u know when it's ready to cook. Waffles take about 3-6 min. depending on ingredients. Mine were perfect on the 1st try.
568771
It takes about 3 mins for warm water. I imagine the microwave is faster. I still prefer to heat my water in the kettle though.
412671
The bake, convection, broil, and warm settings can be set for up to 2 hours. The toast and probe settings cannot be timed.
1768494
It takes 20 minutes to heat up. The good thing about using it in a house would be the ability to cook up to 4 sandwiches at a time, depending on the size of bread.
616440
Depends on the recipe. My recipe calls for 5 min. If you want harder waffles, you want to cook slightly longer.
352456
Around 6 minutes at the most! Do yourself a favor and get this!! I had one that cost $40-plus and the waffles stuck to it, even after straying the inside with cooking spray, so after around 8 months of this, I tossed it out! The family has been very satisfied with this one!
1480211
Yer not giving me much info as to what yer cookin so I will try to cover most issues. The waffle will give you sticking issues if yer undercooking them so you might want to give them another minute until you try to remove them unless yer burning them now. Also, if your recipe involves fruit or anything sugary you will get a little sticky no matter how long you cook them. In that case, just use a wooden fork or sharp stick to loosen the waffle while you open it in order to get it to fall out. Lastly, don't let the buzzer rush you. As long as yer not toasting them to the point of charcoal you have plenty of time to get the waffle out so take your time. Yer not giving me much info as to what yer cookin so I will try to cover most issues. The waffle will give you sticking issues if yer undercooking them so you might want to give them another minute until you try to remove them unless yer burning them now. Also, if your recipe involves fruit or anything sugary you will get a little sticky no matter how long you cook them. In that case, just use a wooden fork or sharp stick to loosen the waffle while you open it in order to get it to fall out. Lastly, don't let the buzzer rush you. As long as yer not toasting them to the point of charcoal you... » Read More Yer not giving me much info as to what yer cookin so I will try to cover most issues. The waffle will give you sticking issues if yer undercooking them so you might want to give them another minute until you try to remove them unless yer burning them now. Also, if your recipe involves fruit or anything sugary you will get a little sticky no matter how long you cook them. In that case, just use a wooden fork or sharp stick to loosen the waffle while you open it in order to get it to fall out. Lastly, don't let the buzzer rush you. As long as yer not toasting them to the point of charcoal you have plenty of time to get the waffle out so take your time. « Show Less
926541
Just a few minutes. There is a light on the exterior that lights up when the waffle is finished cooking. So far, perfect every time.
469415
Usually 3 to 8 minutes. Average being 5-6 minutes. Make some practice waffles, noting the time to cook them just right, then use a timer. Don't open the waffle maker during cooking.... Good Luck....
920217
it takes about three to four minutes for a waffle to get done. if you make a mistake it will overflow out of the appliance.
316139
It doesn't take long at all, if you preheat it first maybe 3 or 4 minutes. My kids love this sandwich maker. We make lots of other things in it. Well worth the money.
368574
The waffles are about 6-7 inches across and about 1 inch thick. You will love the double waffle maker. It takes about 2-3 mins. from pouring to serving.
1093489
I find that it takes about a half cup of dry mix to make one full waffle in the large, round waffle iron. The package is on the small size, so there are only about 4 waffles per package the way I make them.
1912703
Sure, warm and barely cooking. Our friends have the kettle as well, and it will cook anything in 5 to 10 minutes. This takes 2 to 3 times as long to cook.
516762
Sorta.. the light turns green when its ready to use, then turns off after you poor the batter into it. The light will then turn back on when the waffle is done, I usally let it cook about a minute beyond that to make it a little crispier. The iron continues to heat as long as it is pugged in the light basically tells you when has reached a certain temp..it does not turn itself on or off.