Breville BWM520XL No-Mess Waffle vs Uncanny Brands DWM-SRW-MF

Use only 1/2 cup of batter per waffle, as recommended in the basic recipe, and pour it a little toward the front of the machine to prevent the batter from flowing out the back when you close the machine. This machine is about as difficult to clean as other waffle irons -- the plates aren't removable, and you'll have to use ear swabs to get into the grooves. Minor nuisance for such good waffles, though.

The only drawback is it takes a few attempts before you figure out how much batter to pour in, to get a full Millennium falcon instead of half of one.

There we go. So simple and the ready lights ready to go for our second batch. There we go. The No Mess waffles super easy

Unable to adjust temperature even though instructions state otherwise. No adjustable part on the iron. Waffles are too light. Keeping as a Star Wars display

However, it is simply not a match for the All-clad. I want a louder beep and a waffle that is easier to get out of the machine. I wanted to love this but I’m afraid that I do not.

I thought I had it all cleaned, wiping down with a warm soapy wash cloth, carefully (the plates are not removable without unscrewing them), but learned the hard way that there was plenty more under the heat plates that leaked when the waffle maker was stored on its side. I feel less confident in its use but we’ll see. This is definitely a design flaw.

Then pour in your waffle batter (I found that 1/3 cup of the batter I use is perfect). Close the top and wait. Once the ready light comes on and the tone goes off you are ready to remove a perfectly cooked waffle then add more batter and repeat. Incredibly simple

I mean, it doesn't take a long time It's non-stick, which is really awesome and for my work that I need something like that where I don't have to clea...