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

It shouldn't be called an adjustable timer as it doesn't measure anything. You can set it from light to dark, but that doesn't matter as it doesn't automatically turn off, beep, or otherwise indicate the waffle is done. Like I said, for the price it works perfectly. In fact, that morning took him to a friend's house for waffles.

I really like this waffle maker. It heats up quickly and cooks thoroughly with temperature/timer settings. Very lightweight and pretty low maintenance as far as a waffle iron can go. Waffles come out very easily with the best flavored spray. I love that I can rotate the waffle iron to cook well. I highly recommend this waffle maker.

My kids were so happy to eat waffles again! This waffle maker is very easy to use and it only takes a few minutes to make delicious waffles. You can make them softer by cooking them lighter, or crispier by cooking them darker. I like the removable drip tray, it makes cleaning easier. I want it to make a sound when the waffle is done. When you're busy cooking eggs and bacon, it's difficult to watch the light change.

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…

First we use Krusteaz Belgian Waffle Mix. He can muster up the courage and try the game from scratch. Used it for four different weekends. I did a little research before making this purchase. It's a roll of the dice to get a decent Belgian waffle maker. I wouldn't buy this particular waffle maker because I suspect the top rack isn't heating properly (waffle sticks) which could have a direct link to the random green light feature. I could be wrong but the design and features of this product seem

We bought it and have been using it for about a month. It makes pretty decent waffles, but this device is more complex than it needs to be. Most waffle irons have a fixed temperature. You turn it on and when it's heated to setpoint, the light comes on. When the iron is "hot", the light goes out. When you pour in the batter, the iron cools down so the light comes on again. This is NOT how Chefman works. For some reason it has a power light that stays on all the time to let you know it's plugged…