I am always looking for kitchen appliances that allow me to make mini-sized food items. I have five grandchildren who I enjoy making different foods for. Also, my husband and I are senior citizens, who have down-sized the portions of the foods that we normally consume. In addition to that, I am also one who tries to create a variety of bite-sized items to bring to Halloween parties, football parties, bowling parties, or for when the family just gets together in general. I don't mind the extra time involved to make "more" of smaller items.
When I saw this Mini Flip Belgian Waffle Maker, I just knew I had to have it. Now, remember, I have never made Belgian Waffles before. I read all the reviews on this product and when all was said and done, the pros out-weighed the cons by a mile. And after using the product, I didn't find any of the problems that were listed in reviews. Sometimes I wonder if people actually read the instructions before using a product. This product turned out the fluffiest, tastiest, and cutest mini Belgian waffle that I have ever had.
I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who is interested in making these mini sized waffles. It is well worth the money spent on it.
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I was a bit of a waffle queen in my hey-day as a young mom - four people, four waffle irons, *no* waiting, lol! We enjoyed waffles of every shape and size - Heart shaped, Belgian, Mini Belgian, and Traditional - Sunday mornings were definitely something to look forward to.This little waffle iron was certainly interesting to me as I'm now an empty-nester cooking for one. Makes two inch waffles - too cute! Too bad though, this model did not work out for me.The picture tells the story best - not the "picture" of something I'd be proud to serve guests. See photo added.Cooks very inconsistently - the bottom of the waffles get significantly more browned and crispy and the tops less done, not crispy - the color from one waffle to the next even varies widely in the same batch. The picture shows burned spots on a light waffle. Really?!? It is possible this is simply a defective unit however the hot spots are not the only issue with this unit.Built of very low quality materials - pretty much all lightweight plastic that feels fragile and flimsy.Using a squeeze bottle you *can* load it but you need to work *lightning* fast or the first one is half cooked and spreading across the lower plate by the time you get to the last.Last and least important, if you care about how they look as well, it is almost impossible to get the exact amount of batter in each well to produce a round waffle without "ears". I'm fairly experienced at this and even working as fast and precisely as possible it took me several batches to get even close.Even then, the inconsistent browning made them not quite worth all the effort.Unfortunately, this one is not the one for me.
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