Review on 🧇 Chefman Rotating Belgian Waffle Maker: Non-Stick, Adjustable Timer, Locking Lid & Drip Plate, Space-Saving Storage, Stainless Steel/Black by Dante Obong

For $35 this waffle maker is very good. I had an old square waffle maker but wanted a rounded Belgian style (deeper holes and ridges) so I did some research and settled on this model. It came a few days ago and I've made waffles in it twice. Both times they came out great with no stickiness (I used a little cooking spray) and they were done perfectly. I turned the setting up to the highest level and cooked each waffle for 4 minutes. Some people complain about the light, they don't have to say when the waffle is ready, instead they turn green just to let you know the empty waffle maker is preheated and ready for the batter. Pour in (make it thicker than pancake batter for better waffles), flip, then wait 4 minutes, turn back, open and remove with a spatula and you have a nice waffle. You can also use a toaster oven or a regular 200 oven to top the waffles to keep them warm and crispy while making large batches for the crowd. It's not a heavy waffle maker and it doesn't have removable grids, but for the price it's very good and gets the job done.