Customer Reviews

Cuisinart WMB-2A 2-Slice Belgian Waffle Maker, Brushed Stainless

5 star:		(1)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I have the model with the round knob on the top. This unit looks like it may have replaced the one I have, moving the temp control to the front. Otherwise, it is the same. I have used many waffle makers from the cheapest B&D to the fancy new Villaware. I keep returning to a pair of these that I have. Strong heating elements, thorough and fast cooking, non-stick is holding up great and very even cooking. Nice crispy waffles. The lock down is the key as it forces the batter to rise up into the upper pockets where they are cooked evenly. This IS THE ONE, trust me.

We had our first waffles this morning, using the Cuisinart Belgian Waffler. Couldn't have been easier to use, and the waffles couldn't have tasted better! The non-stick coating releases the waffles instantly. The reason I rated it four stars instead of five, is that if the batter oozes out of the waffler, clean-up is a bit harder.

I purchased this waffle maker based on the positive reviews written here. I made ten waffles with it - following all instructions - and not one was cooked properly. The top never cooked or took on any color. Once I put enough batter in so it overflowed (to make sure I was using enough to get it up into the top grids), but the top side never cooked well at all. The bottom side was perfect, but the top never browned.

This waffle maker is worse than terrible! I bought it as a Christmas gift based on the quality and reliability of the Cuisinart name. I have several great Cuisinart products but this is a bomb. Even the coolest heat setting was too high. The waffles burned on the bottom and were raw on top. Also the suggested amount of batter was way too much and glopped out all over. Messy and more messy. I would have given it zero stars if possible. These "waffles" might be good for target practice and hopefully Cuisinart doesn't manufacture shotguns. PULL!!!