🧇 Efficient BELLA Classic Rotating Non-Stick Belgian Waffle Maker for Perfect 1" Thick Waffles – PFOA Free Coating, Easy Clean Up, Browning Control | Black Review

I've bought a couple of Bella appliances and to be honest they're all mediocre at best. The first waffle iron never heated evenly so I ordered a replacement and the second one doesn't work properly either! I bought a deep fryer, it's ok. But my problem is that the temperature switch plays too much. Because of this, you CANNOT enter the exact temperature setting.

I bought this waffle maker on the 19th July, I've used it 10 times or less and today when I closed the folding handle it just broke! I have a lot of kitchen appliances and I am so careful and meticulous with them! I am very disappointed in the durability! Update: Contacted the manufacturer who found the broken handle was not covered under warranty. Don't buy this. You will be very disappointed.

**Don't waste your money**** Now this item is totally inoperable, it's broken, won't turn, the screw has fallen off than a part of it melted. Just don't waste your money on it. Now I don't get my money back but I can tell you it's not worth it. It makes good Woffleys and great heat. However, I have to give him fewer starts than I would like. The lantern cover cracked and broke and the small pieces in the attached picture ended up in the waffle just as they were right after the second use.

This product received good reviews and was listed as a Revain choice so I gave it a try as a Christmas present despite the low price and plastic material. I spent more on berries for filling than I did on a waffle maker. It says not to use spray oil but to lubricate the burners, which is difficult when a burner is open and in the air. The instructions also say 1 1/2 to 2 minutes for the waffle, but the first waffle was nowhere near cooked at this point. The next was cooked outside after 4…

I took a chance on this waffle maker and I have no regrets. I didn't know if I would really be happy with this as many other similar waffle makers cost more but it has lasted for about a month now. I've made waffles a few times, just on the weekends, and they've been great. They don't stick to the surface and although cleaning between all the little squares is a hassle, its shape makes it easy to clean lol. I even overflowed once on the first try and it all bled out, but the plate underneath…

I can see the price has come down a bit since I bought it a few months ago but even if they gave it away it always would still empty waste of time . The whole thing is poorly constructed of plastic, doesn't fit together well so you can't open it, if you can, good luck closing it. Don't even think about flipping it. You can never do all three. It was a huge disappointment for a Sunday morning waffle experience with my kids - we did an IHOP instead. I came back with a cooler head thinking I might

I love the lightweight non-stick waffle maker. However, there are two disadvantages. 1. Although the handle can be folded after use, it is not fixed during use. 2. The ready light will also be on when you are making the next waffle. Therefore, you should keep checking the wafer to make sure it's done. The box says it takes 10 minutes to make a waffle, which I knew couldn't be true. This takes about 2 minutes. If you want it to be crispy around the edges, let it cook a little longer. Some waffle

I've been making waffles for 45 years. As a kid, it was Bisquick on my parents' standard waffle iron, and we used to spray the iron with it. Me and then my wife, now 26, make scratched waffles—originally wheat-based, now gluten and dairy-free (btw, an amazing recipe that no gluten or dairy lover is going to love). discover!). We always added butter to raw waffles (1/4 cup in the current recipe). This completely eliminated the need for any type of sprayer, making cooking easier and avoiding the…