Do the waffles come out crispy on the outside and chewy in the inside?
59290
That would depend on the setting you choose. I have used the medium setting so the waffle is golden and firm throughout. I assume a higher setting wld yield crispier results.
59291
They can but this really depends on how you make your batter and what setting you use on the waffle maker. I have had them come out both soft all over and crisp outside/soft inside. Thicker batter slightly overfilled with a darker setting will give you the result you asked about.
59292
Yes, if you have them on a darker setting or if you make them lighter just leave them in longer. We are really happy with the waffle maker. We even save leftovers and pop them in the toaster oven the next day.
59293
They come out very fluffy and tender to chew - not tough to chew, very good waffles. I make my batter from scratch and to prevent the waffles from being tough don't make the batter to thick or to thin and don't overmix the batter, there should still be lumps.
59294
Yes. You can set the timer for different degrees of crispness. This is the best waffle maker I have ever owned.
59295
More consistency and crunchiness on the outside, smooth on the inside occurs with higher settings. The lowest setting was stretchy-doughey .
441404
I'm not a fan of this machine It only gives me good waffle grooves on one side and the other side looks horrible. I haven't tried the recipe that comes with the machine but perhaps cooking on a lower temperature is best to reach the best internal cooking temperature. Hope this helps.
2248959
Yes you can cook them and let them air dry to be crunchy or let them cook less time and they will be a little more chewy.
2156141
Not really. It was my mistake to order them in summer. Unfortunately, they were left in my (black) mailbox for several hours (until I returned from work) and they were all stuck together. I emailed the company and they credited my account for the full amount (incl S&H;)--they were prompt and polite. I have since used chips from this supplier (muffins & cookies) and do love the the flavor and texture. DO BUY THEM, but in cooler months!
2010710
Nah, make it from scratch! Super easy. I don't remember off hand, but it's like, flour, milk, maybe an egg, bacon, whatever you need to add. The recipes are in the book and are pretty simple. Each batch so far has come out great. And I put regular human waffle mix in there and you get waffle sticks in hilarious shapes.
1488723
There is a knob on top of the waffle maker that you adjust for light to darker waffles. I have found turning the knob half way makes a golden brown waffle that is crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. I use a heart healthy biscuit mix and they are delicious. We are very happy with our purchase.
1296300
This is like a waffle maker. I've not tried any of the mix packages but the recipe book that comes with has a ton of great recipes. My dogs love it!! You can crisp or harden the cookies after baking by placing them in a low temp oven.
1258813
Most definitely. Makes the best waffles - and they don't stick - just spray the first one and you are good for the rest of them.
2061742
No problem at all - runover batter wipes right off. We initially put in too much batter so had runover. The waffles themselves are smaller than we expected, but each one takes a very short time to cook and are thin and crisp, which we like.
633765
Yes, the crepes can definitely get crispy if you leave them to cook long enough. The edges crisp up very quickly.
922339
Yes. This makes waffles like the ones I had growing up (before the Belgian ones became popular). Belgian are deeper and crispier. These aren't as deep and not as crispy.
352452
Each waffle takes five or six minutes. I loved the waffles. The recipe I used called for one cup of flour. I actually used 1/2 cup fresh ground whole wheat flour and 1/2 cup white flour. I think that I could actually use 1 cup whole wheat flour and it would still be good.
660928
I haven't made just one, but I don't see why not. (who can only eat one waffle &lt;g&gt;) just pour the batter onto the one side. The setting should be the same. Let us know how it works out for you.
441402
My does too, I am going to try another recipe. I did notice when I put them in a warm oven when I'm cooking the others, the waffles that are put in the oven first are better (drier in the middle). But they are supposed to be moist on the inside but not sure how much
1493884
If you leave them in until it finishes steaming (per the directions), they come out great. Light, fluffy, not crispy, but almost pancake consistency. My son likes them like that. For my waffle, I leave it in a little longer and make it a little crispier. This is a great waffle iron that my whole family loves. We bought a new one to replace our old one that broke after 10 years.
610783
Waffles are perfect on the number 4 setting...a fluffy 3/4 inch at least thick. Better than IHOP in my opinion
2257088
I haven't actually measured them but they are are about twice the thickness of a regular waffle, certainly deep enough to hold the butter in the "pockets"; mine usually are crispy on the outside and softer in the middle, perfect in my opinion! The crispness depends on your setting, of course, as to how you like your waffle. Another thing I like about it is that you can stand it on end when storing so it takes up minimal space. I couldn't be more pleased with this waffle maker, best one I've ever had ... easy to use and a breeze to clean, a big plus. :)