Brentwood Appliances TS-243 vs Presto Flipside Belgian

But then the non-stick coating began to come off. The person I gave it to is very careful and did not misuse it. It is just shoddy. Poor quality

It must be something to do with the nonstick coating. That's not a good way to sell a product that makes food. I tried washing it with vinegar as first but that didn't help much. I let it sit hot for about 20-30 min then made a couple of waffles that I discarded in case they were contaminated

It's just enough to cook all the way through and keep the waffle from falling apart. If you like that light brown color and a crunchy outside and fluffy inside waffle, this is not the maker for you. What I end up doing is making the imprint of the waffle then throwing it in the toaster to get that nice crisp a waffle should have.

If you are going to drip batter, try to avoid the area where the two little screws are. It's easy enough to clean it up with a little water and toothpick, but better if you don't have to. 4. Experiment and enjoy! UPDATE September 9, 2020

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In mid-February I paid $40 on Amazon. It wasn't on sale. It's now mid-April and the Amazon price is $69. That's seems like a little more than inflation

Too small for the price. Make sure you only put batter in the middle so it won't go over the sides. Not easy to clean if batter seeps out the back.

Like I said and I have been experimenting with it and it takes anywhere from three to five minutes again, depending on your batter. The last batter I ...

Just the right size and it is very light unlike my older heavier waffle maker. It worked just as advertised and within minutes you can have waffles anytime. Use different recipes to test what works well, especially different waffle/pancake mixes. I blend in a banana, walnuts, and/or pecans for outstanding waffles, also fruit; however, don't overfill otherwise the excess runs out all over the sides of the appliance

I was torn between this one, the Oyster one that makes 1 1/2 inch waffles, and the Waring Pro double waffle maker. The latter was like $75-$80 and said it weighed over 10 pounds!!! Which is fine if you want to lug that thing around to your girlfriends/boyfriends house in your overnight bag. I'm single and will forever be alone so I don't have that problem. But still too heavy to take anywhere in my opinion

This waffle maker is nice looking and a very reasonable in price. My grandkids love chocolate chip waffles. Very easy to use.

Super easy to use. No need for cooking spray, waffles slide right out of the ceramic. Everything is great about this waffle maker, except for the mechanism that holds it vertical for storage. That latch thing is kinda flimsy, so I'm subtracting a star for that, but function wise, it's fantastic