Nordicware 15040 Cast Aluminum Stovetop Belgium Waffler 15040

Amazing Quality and excellent size

We recently swapped out an AGA for a dual fuel range cooker and I was looking around for a waffle iron to use with it. I considered the standard waffle making machines but was quite taken with the idea of this as is seemed a bit more fun to use - also it is called a waffler which I found quite pleasing. Having looked at multiple products I settled on this one after reading the reviews on Amazon.com (after all who better to review a waffle iron that our cousins across the pond eh?). I have to say that I am thoroughly impressed with the product. It is easy to use - simply baste the interior with oil or butter, place on a gas burner and wait until the top surface is too hot to touch, add waffle mix and then flip it over and cook for 3 minutes. So far perfect waffles every time (I would definitely recommend, irrespective of the recipe in use, whisking the egg whites and folding them into the waffle batter as it makes the waffles really fluffy and light) with a lovely crispy surface. Once done and cooled it is easy to clean as it comes apart and, because it is aluminium, it is easy to handle (i.e. not too heavy). Remember this is aluminium and not cast iron so won't work with induction hobs. I would definitely recommend this product.

Franchement très décevant. Après la 2eme utilisation un des manches s’est totalement désolidarisé de l’ensemble. Après l’avoir remis en place « à froid » même problème. Dosage de la chaleur difficile à maîtriser… pour le prix on est à la limite de l’escroquerie…

Esta plancha es perfecta para preparar pequeños waffles de manera rápida y sencilla; puedes hacer una pequeña porción, o hacer algunos extras y congelarlos para un día de antojo

This was surprisingly simple to use and didn't require much more effort than making pancakes. I used Bob's Red Mill Organic 7 Grain Pancake Mix and the waffles came out great (my 4 year old also gave his seal of approval). Using the waffle instructions on the Bob's Red Mill package, one batch of batter made 10 dippers. The first round was a little well done, but let me know I had to lower the flame on my stove. The next ones came out perfect - 2 minutes each side. So, just be mindful that you may have to go through some trial and error - but not too much. I did lightly re-oil the wells between batches, but I'm not entirely sure I had to because the cooked waffles were coming out so effortlessly. The non-stick surface does what it's supposed to. Being as though it can be washed under running water it is also a breeze to clean, as opposed to my electric waffle maker which required a considerable amount of time and elbow grease, repeatedly wiping the wells (and smashing my fingertips in the waffle grooves in the process) to get the oil off. I can see myself using the waffle dipper pan at least once a week and will probably donate my electric waffle maker.