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Toastmaster TWB4BEL Belgian Waffler

Toastmaster TWB4BEL Belgian WafflerBrand: Toastmaster
Category: Kitchen


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Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars 5 reviews
Sales Rank: 405257

Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8.3
Dimensions (in): 15 x 12 x 5

MPN: TWB4BEL
Model: TWB4BEL
UPC: 048109350671
EAN: 0048109350671
ASIN: B0000CFW8U


Features:
  • Bakes a 4-section waffle
  • Cool-touch housing
  • Non-stick grids for easy clean-up
  • Dual ready lights
  • Cord storage

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Bakes a 4-section Belgian waffle. Non-stick grids for easy clean-up. Dual ready lights. Cool touch housing. Cord Storage. Stands on end for easy storage.


Customer Reviews:
3 out of 5 stars Not crazy about it.   January 30, 2010
M. Castano (Northern California)
This toaster does not toast evenly, the center is dark and the edges are lighter. Would not recommend.


1 out of 5 stars Very Disappointing   November 11, 2009
Jadeberry (Copaigue, NY)
Just a few points:

-The plates are NOT non-stick.

-They are also difficult to clean.

-The green light that lets you know when the waffles are ready, is notoriously incorrect.

Every time I've made waffles, they come out worse than the time before. So, I am tossing mine and looking for a maker that has removable plates. You get what you pay for after all.



4 out of 5 stars belgian all the way   October 2, 2007
Ouida Stone (brooklyn, ny)
Love my waffle maker... for the first time I can whip up a batch of delicious waffles in minutes.


4 out of 5 stars It's been a pretty good waffle maker.   May 24, 2007
P. Gould (Colorado)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful

It's not THAT bad! I've had this beast for about 3 years now, using it about 2 times a month. At first I threatened to return it. But now we've come to an understanding and I can very easily make fantastic waffles. I've gotten tons of compliments on them from guests...and my kids love them.

Here's what I've learned: First, read the directions carefully. Do exactly what they say. Except, disregard the non-stick claims! Get a spray bottle of canola oil. (Available at the grocery store near other oils.) Spray the black interior really, really well before adding batter. Over the years, I've needed less and less oil, but at first I needed a good spray before each batch.

Also, if you don't have one, invest in a spatula that won't melt at high heat. (They might cost as much as the waffle maker, but I use mine for all kinds of things...Rubbermaid Professional Heat Resistant Scraper). You will need it to pop the waffles out without burning your fingers.

Watch carefully. The light usually works for me, but you should also use steam as a clue. When it stops steaming, the waffles are done.

Lastly, if you use a recipe basic for pancakes, add an extra egg. It seems to help make them moist and fluffy.

I should also add that, as a health nut and author of the book Feeding the Kids, I always make whole-wheat waffles and don't add much sugar to the batter since the waffles will be smothered with toppings anyway. However, I doubt these healthy waffles make much difference to how the waffle maker functions.



1 out of 5 stars Disappointing at best   March 24, 2007
Lone Eagle (Northern Michigan)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

Disappointing at best

I was truly disappointed in this item. After purchasing it we followed the directions for conditioning the non-stick grids both before using it for the first time as well as before each use as listed in the "use and care guide."

It sounds simple enough. Wait for the green indicator light to come on, add the batter close but do not latch the lid. The green light will go off, when it comes back on the waffle is ready. The only problem is the waffles were burnt and were stuck to the lid as though glued in place with epoxy glue. The waffles ripped into pieces when trying to get them loose from the maker and they also tasted like burnt toast crusts.
We said "Well, OK, maybe it just needs a couple of waffles cooked in it before they start to come out right." 7 sheets of waffles later they were still coming out as bad as the first.

The price is great, the design is nice, the over all appearances are wonderful but it simply does not work, at least not for us.

I told my wife I would take it back to the store and exchange it. She said, "don't you dare bring another one of those things home with you."

It's to bad too, we both love waffles.


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