Carbon's Golden Malted Gourmet Waffle Baker

This waffle iron is extremely fast, cooks evenly, and make very crisp waffles. It is more expensive than the cheap ones, but it is worth every penny. My grandchildren love waffles nearly every day, and now it is a cinch to mix a little batter and they eat them all. We cook plain ones, chocolate chip waffles, spam and corn waffles, cinnamon and nut waffles (you ought to try all four.) Nothing sticks and it is very sturdy. I've had many waffle irons over the years, but this is the best of them all.

Works great. A bit of a challenge to clean, but still the beat waffle maker I’ve used. Waffles do not stick at all. The timer signal (light and tone) make it easy to cook a waffle whilst finishing up other things for breakfast. Very worthwhile purchase if you like waffles!

We searched everywhere for a waffle iron to make classic waffles. If you are not sure on the difference think of a Waffle House waffle. They are thinner and have smaller grid spacing. This had the most spacing I could find. It’s also a fairly well known brand in waffle making. You can even find more information and different flavor mixes on their website as waffles are what they do! We are happy with our purchase and have made more waffles in the last few months than we have in the past ten years with our older off brand Belgian waffle maker!

Makes very good waffles.. could be a bit crisper.. love the signal when done.. . Heats up quickly..

Took me years to find a good waffle Machine that was not for Belgian waffles! When this arrived I immediately opened it up, cleaned it and used it! The waffles come out perfectly every single time! I do still advise a light spray of oil on both of the waffle iron plate before each waffle. The Teflon coating is quite well made but for the longevity of any Teflon coated product, I recommend not using metal utensils in it because they will damage the Teflon over time and cause it to break and peel off into your food in the end. The darkness settings have a wide range of cooking levels. #1 being the lightest in color. I typically use #6 for my waffles because I can freeze the leftovers and pull them out one at a time and reheat them just like toast. It does have a"done" beep which can be a little loud, but I've found it actually allows me to move about the house to get a few things done until it beeps, and I can hear it so I can get distracted but as long as I'm in earshot of the machine the waffles will still be perfect! To date I have used it for the following and it remains faithfully nonstick! Traditional Waffles Banana Waffles Apple Pie Filling Waffles Pumpkin Pie Filling Waffles Tater Tot Waffles (tater tots must be thawed) No waffle batter is used for the Tater Tot Waffles. As for the other, I use a premade pancake powder mix and substitute much of the water with the puréed additions and for the chunky additions I make the batter according to the directions and fold in the filling after the initial batter mixing. So I highly recommend this machine. I've had it now for three months and have put it through the gauntlet, but it never fails! I would have bought a second one but I don't have the room!

I love this brand of waffle mix so tried there waffle maker. To be honest, I prefer the waffle I was replacing, an inexpensive deep waffle maker from Walmart. These waffles are too thin. The baker is also harder to use than my old one. Wonderful waffle mix though.

This waffle maker seems to be built like a tank, is dead simple to use, makes fantastic waffles, and cleans up well. If you are looking to make a good old-fashioned waffle, this is your best bet.

Simple to use and clean and takes up minimal storage space. Heats up quickly and cooks a waffle to perfection in three minutes.