All-Clad Stainless Steel Classic

Loved this waffle maker! But today it almost burnt my house down! The timer wasn’t beeping for when it is heated up, so we opened the lid to check it & it was so hot & was making popping sounds! I had to put it in the sink. It set my fire alarms off too! I’m sure this isn’t the norm, my moms has las...

Great waffles and simple to use. Overflow for batter is clever and works well. While it is huge (I just leave it on the counter since I use it a lot), I loved it - until last week. Batter made and hungry people sitting around. Waffle iron got hot and then just died. And of course it was a couple of ...

My old Toastmaster Waffle Baker (442A) needed to be replaced. It makes a classic 7 inch round American-style waffle, and had been purchased in 1987. Would have preferred to either fix it (DIY) or buy another one just like it. However, could I could not find any (new electrical) replacement parts, an...

Let's be clear up front that this is NOT a Belgian waffle maker. It is plain 'ol traditional waffles like great gramma used to make. My first waffle maker was a GE. It worked for 30 years and made good waffles. We moved and it got lost so the nearest new one I could find was a Black and Decker which...

It works great. But, it's still doesn't do the job my 50 year old cast waffle iron did. I'll probably keep it, but 'm not in love. The waffles were light and crisp, but they are just not the same. I have to make gluten free and egg free waffles. So,the waffle iron has to get hot or you end up with a...

This waffle iron is easy to use and works pretty well. You plug it in and select a ‘brownness’ level and close the lid. It beeps when it is at temperature, you add your batter, close the lid and it beeps again when its done. It has a reservoir at the back that catches overflow batter - you should pr...

I finally got tired of my old Hamilton having no knob for changing the temperature (it came off years ago) and with a toddler I'm making waffles almost once a week, so I decided to step up my game. This iron is definitely a step up. Pros: - the alert to tell you when a waffle is done/iron is ready. ...

I make a batch of waffles about every 10 days. My two sided flip model (Waring) broke so I did a search for a replacement. I made my first batch today. The waffles are delicious as expected. Here are some tips that I would have found useful for All Clad to include: 1. The unit makes two waffles that...

This is a nice heavy duty waffle iron. It has temperature control and on/off and ready lights. The "timer" beeps are useless for gluten-free cooking. They do offer a reminder that you are cooking something that can be helpful, but you have to watch the steam to determine if the waffles are actually ...

I got this 5 years ago as my first Father’s Day gift. I used it to make waffles every once in a while until my first child was old enough to “help” make them. I’ve been making waffles with my kids just about every Saturday for the past 3 years. This was my dream before having kids. This waffle maker...