Farberware 4-Slice Waffle Maker, One Size, Stainless Steel

I had a single waffle iron and it was too slow. Then I got this thing and it churns out the waffles. The stainless steel is good looking and the non-stick irons are easy to wipe clean. The waffles turn a crispy golden brown on the darkest setting. All store-bought mixes have worked great with this thing. It handles blueberries and chocolate chip waffles well. My kids love my waffles and breakfast gets done fast!

We use this about once a week for our weekend waffles! It cooks evenly and is super easy to use. Its easy to clean the non stick paddles, and it stores in the cabinets compactly. Our next waffle iron will have removable paddles but other than that, this is an good waffle iron!

This is a really good waffle maker. We've had zero problems with it, and it cooks darker (as my husband likes) or just browned for me. I suspect each waffle recipe is different, so you do have to adjust the browning for what works for your recipe. Low carb waffles take longer to brown, about 7 minutes. The mix waffles brown in about 4 minutes.

This waffle does the job. You just need to use a few times and experiment to get the waffles the way you like them. Don't overfill. It makes 4 waffles pretty quick. I had a turn Belgian waffle maker and it broke. I didn't like this one initially but now prefer it over the turn kind. Easier and less mess.

I have waffles anytime I want now. All that matters to me. Easy to use and clean and don't have to wait too long to make more. The second batch came out better ( completely filled and square) I would say because I didn't gauge the batter well the first go. But I assume that if unlike me, you're an expert waffle cook, you will have perfect squares every time.

I accidentally over-filled it the other day and clean-up was so easy, unlike my older waffle makers that got all messy. I haven't achieved a crisp waffle yet... but I've been making zucchini waffles, so those are softer. I like that I can make 4 at a time instead of having to use two waffle makers for our large family.

The maker itself was great while it was working! I bought it and spent the extra money for a nice one so I wouldn’t have this problem. I’ve used it maybe 7 times. We don’t have waffles super often. Maybe once a month?? It just died in the middle of breakfast this morning.

The only reason I didn't give 5 star is the lid moves to much it ain't sturdy.. When you put the batter in you have to hold the lid down for it to cook the top of waffle .. The top of waffle maker is weak in general.. Otherwise you get a perfect waffle just gotta hold lid down...