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HomeSmall AppliancesToaster Ovens / ToastersNordicWare 15040 Cast Aluminum Stovetop Belgium Waffle Iron |
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49 of 52 found the following review helpful:
 follow the rules and you shall be rewarded Mar 25, 2007
By finem lauda
Wow! Magnificent waffles (and I've tasted my share) first time off the volley. How, you may ask, those 1-2 star reviewers? Oil the waffler lightly before the pre-heat. They're right, there is NO such thing as a completely stick-free waffler out there. And for those of you in love with teflon, good luck achieving the light crisp crunch exterior that yields to a light fluffy interior possible with this waffler. Waffle afficionados told me I had to find an old non-teflon waffler on e-bay or at a flea market. Imagine my surprise to run into this at a nearby kitchen supply store. Good thing I had not read the Amazon reviews, I might have been scared off. So make their suggested batter, lightly oil, pre-heat, pour batter and 3 minutes later--the BEST waffles out there. Merci, NordicWare.
50 of 54 found the following review helpful:
 Nordic Belgium Waffler Sep 26, 2005
By Nicholas A. Salm Sr.
The new Nordic Belgium Wafflers are not the same high quality as previous models. Previous models include a temperature gauge and bake higher quality waffles. The new waffler does not hold the waffles to the outside surface until baked and the waffles end out collapsed and heavy. I used the older model at the same time with the same batter at similar temperatures and the waffles from the older model were light and crisp.
30 of 31 found the following review helpful:
The Only Non-electric Waffle Iron You'll Ever Need Mar 24, 2008
By Donna K. Mcclish
I purchased this waffle iron four years ago.
And, I went through quite a few batches of waffle batter until I could heat the iron on the stove properly.
But, after a while I was making the tastiest waffles on the block.
Once I got the hang of using this waffler, I got rid of my electric
waffle iron!
I end with one word of advice. Please be sure to grease this waffle iron before you pour the batter on the grids.
23 of 25 found the following review helpful:
Better than electric May 08, 2005
By Janet Amos
I have baked waffles in this pan for about 30 years. It still bakes the biggest most beautiful Belgian waffles in the world in four minutes! I am looking for a second one so I can make two at a time. Preheat about 2 minutes on each side. Flip the griddle quickly after pouring batter onto the hottest side. Bake 2 minutes on each side. Mine has a temperature gauge in the handle, which I love. I am trying to find that model, but it may not exist any more.
18 of 20 found the following review helpful:
this has non-stick surface, which is not mentioned anywhere Jun 03, 2010
By murrcat
"murrcat67"
This has a non-stick surface, and I was specifically looking for one that didn't, so beware if you are looking for a metal surface and not non-stick.
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