Oster 8" Nonstick Belgian Waffle Maker with Temperature Control, Silver

I had one of these before I had to buy another one because I damaged it cleaning it. A couple of pointers for using from experience of fifteen years using it. my first one i had came with a plastic tray you would put under to catch the spill over, this one didn't have one. You need something to catch the spill over or it's a mess. A cutting board or something. Put your fingers under the waffle cooking plate and level it and tip it back because it will run out the front and sides if you put a lot of batter in, and you want to fill the whole top plate with batter or you won't like it. Just cook it until it stops steaming a lot and flip it over until it brown on both sides

My 3 year old twins love waffles, so I wanted a simple waffle maker. This works perfect. I love that it has a red and green light indicator letting you know when it has heated up and then when the waffle is ready. I also love that it has a "browning" control, since my kids like softer waffles and my husband and myself like crisper waffles. They are not thick waffles, like true Belgian waffles, but overall this works for my family.

Love this waffle maker! I bought a lower end flip waffle maker for $50 but it broke when i recieved it. I didn't want to spurge on a fancy flip waffle maker so i took a chance with this oster brand and I LOvE it! It makes waffles just as well as those fancy flipper machines and waffle shops. The batter never sticks to the waffle plates and always come out perfectly crispy on the outside and soft inside.

Best value priced waffle cooker I have used. It is truly non-stick and waffles turn out easy and fast. The ready lite is on by the time I have the mix ready, makes large, thick,and perfect waffles every time. I highly recomend this item. Watch for the steam, when it stops your waffle is ready. Very simple and easy are best features.

The last one, at least 20 years old, just stopped working so we bought this one. It made good waffles the first time out. My wife will have to tweak it to learn which exact settings make the "perfect" waffle, at least for us. The is a great little maker for the price. It will also make the thicker Belgian style if you like.

So happy with my waffle maker, really easy to use, easy to clean (didn’t have a mess), easy to adjust temperature, easy all the way. I purchased because of the positive reviews I read about it and I couldn’t be happier. You may have to try a couple of times to get the whole waffle but the more you try the more you know how much batter to add and what not. I definitely recommend, really happy with my purchase, plus what do you have to loose, is not that expansive at all.

I bought this for my son since he loves almost any frozen brand of waffles. Now instead he makes his own every time he wants one. I recommend this to anyone who loves waffles! Although, be careful adding too much batter or else you'll end up with a nice mess around it.

I use this to cook eggs with. Spray a little bit of olive oil on it and crack a few eggs in it and it works great! You can adjust the temperature/cook time and it will let you know when it's ready! It doesn't drip and the way the dish is designed makes it so whatever you are cooking doesn't end up inside the waffle iron either.

I have had this waffle maker for a couple weeks and have used it several times. It is quick and easy to use and clean. The "Quick Waffle" recipe included in the booklet is my favorite so far, very tasty. It takes a little practice getting used to the timing of how long it takes to cook. I recommend waiting the 4 1/2 to 5 minutes BEFORE opening to peek at it just so it doesn't pull the waffle apart. I also recommend a nonstick spray. It has been a yummy addition to our breakfast (and dinner) options.

a fine waffle maker. the temp control is nice. There are two negatives. #1. the plats are not removable for cleaning. #2. it is a Belgian waffle maker [ i prefer the regular waffles] we tried a few different recipes and they cook up very nicely. i remember the old tried and true secret [hee hee] to waffle cooking. just watch it and ignore time or any beep alarms, you watch the steam - when it stops steaming. the waffle is ready to eat. if the smell changes from pleasant waffle cooking - then it is no longer steam - it is smoke and this waffle is extra crispy and it is time to step out the door and feed the birds. birds, birds, birds come n get it. :)