What are the dimensions of the waffles? I see that the waffle maker only makes two waffles at a time. Are they extra large?
80687
The waffles are about 4" by 4" and are thicker rather than thinner, but not as thick as a Belgian waffle. We usually eat three or four apiece.
80688
No, they're fairly small; but they cook in 3 minutes so its easy to prepare a stack.
80689
I have not made any. The plate measures a little less than 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" by 1/2" for each waffle.
80690
Each of the 2 waffles is 4.5 x 4.5 inches square (measured edge to edge). They are connected by a thin and easily broken section of waffle (traditional waffle styling). They are about 1/2 inch thick if you pour the batter correctly, but if you don't use enough there are thin spots, of course. But on the plus side, they don't burn even when thin spots occur.
80691
They are regular size. I love the other plates that come with them too. I can make a quick desert with grocery store pie crust and a can of pie filling or berries or whatever I have on hand. My husband likes to make grilled cheese sandwiches with them too. Something I do with my waffles is to substitute red wine for the liquid. Makes them crisp and tastes great. Joey C. Tennessee
80692
The waffles to me are on the small size and you can only make two at a time. They are not extra large. My dog knocked it over and it broke into pieces. Next one I get will definitely be larger. It is a pain to keep on having to get up to make more.
1234805
Michelle, Perhaps, You placed too much batter in the waffle maker! Pry it open and clean it out good. Then, use the correct amount required in the instructions for each waffle to be made. Don't forget to use some sort of shortening, butter, oleo, olive oil or Pam! Good Luck, ours works great, so will yours!!!Charlie
1464124
I ordered this waffle iron because it is very functional and Cuisinart has quality products. In my opinion, it has a quality look to it. The only thing I would change is to have removable plates. However, the option doesn't seem to be available for a product of this size. Good luck!
660927
Funny you should ask. I made waffles yesterday for my son. The leftover batter was only enough to fill one square. Without changing the setting, I poured the batter into one square which produced a waffle that was no different from the others. This really is a great waffle iron.
966791
It makes 4 small at one time. You can use the sticks or not. I like this waffler because the ears are indented. My grandfather always said butter and syrup in every hole so this is perfect!
660932
Yes, I have made one waffle when that was all the batter I had left. You would want to be careful pouring the batter in to keep it in one waffle. Leave the heat setting the same. Truly a great waffle iron between it heating element, chime that indicates when the the waffle is done, non stick surfaces and the batter over flow tray in back. If you like waffles and would like to have them semi regularly you will not regret the purchase. It is pricey if waffles are a once or twice a year treat however, but money is to spend, right?
1957052
I believe this is a regular waffle maker. The waffles are thicker than what I am used to. I initially had a problem in that I under-filled the waffle maker and the waffles didn't get cooked on the top. When I filled the grids full of batter, the waffles came out OK although they were on the "heavy" side. I am fully satisfied with the waffle maker and believe it is the best you can purchase for the price. Conversely, if you desire light waffles, this may not be the unit for you.
1078849
Round waffle is 7" across; it pretty much fills up a regular sized dinner plate. I LOVE this waffle maker and will never own a different one again!
1792971
I haven't measured the waffles but they seem to be a large size (regular belgian waffles) consisting of 4 squares you can easily separate.
668537
??? Full sized waffle. .... like from a restaurant. This is the best iron around. A couple of my friends have another kind and they are not as easy to cook with.
469415
Usually 3 to 8 minutes. Average being 5-6 minutes. Make some practice waffles, noting the time to cook them just right, then use a timer. Don't open the waffle maker during cooking.... Good Luck....
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We have used our wafflemaker for just one waffle, but since there are two of us, we usually make two at a time. I am guessing that since we have made only one waffle at a time -- finishing up a bowl of batter after we've already made two, I would think you could start one and then begin the second later. There is only one on-off switch, but each waffle maker has its own light and beep to let you know when that side is ready and when that waffle is done. I'm not sure how it would work with a very delayed 2nd waffle, but since it will do one at a time, I see no reason why it wouldn't work with a delayed 2nd one. We have used our wafflemaker for just one waffle, but since there are two of us, we usually make two at a time. I am guessing that since we have made only one waffle at a time -- finishing up a bowl of batter after we've already made two, I would think you could start one and then begin the second later. There is only one on-off switch, but each waffle maker has its own light and beep to let you know when that side is ready and when that waffle is done. I'm not sure how it would work with a very delayed 2nd waffle, but since it will do one at a time, I see no reason why it wouldn't work... » Read More We have used our wafflemaker for just one waffle, but since there are two of us, we usually make two at a time. I am guessing that since we have made only one waffle at a time -- finishing up a bowl of batter after we've already made two, I would think you could start one and then begin the second later. There is only one on-off switch, but each waffle maker has its own light and beep to let you know when that side is ready and when that waffle is done. I'm not sure how it would work with a very delayed 2nd waffle, but since it will do one at a time, I see no reason why it wouldn't work with a delayed 2nd one. « Show Less
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This does not take long to cook a waffle at all. I would think there would be very little advantage into being able to make 2 at once. This one is superb. Best waffles I have ever had.
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1- The waffle plates work but the fit is not snug like on the grill/Panini plates. When the waffle plates are "clicked" in the two are not as close to the element as the grill/Panini plates.2- There are 2 separated pieces, one top and one bottom.
1234631
the total dimension is 8x5 which is divided so that you can make two waffles or one big one
2147878
No, you can bake two waffles concurrently. You will love this machine! There is a mix called Cashon's (could be Carshon's, but I think it's Cashon's) Malted Waffle Mix that is spectacular when made in this machine. (It does not taste at all like malt or I would not have purchased it.) Everyone I have shared it with has raved about it. Just a thought, and good luck on the machine!
1521797
It is 24 inches long, for some reason the one I was sent has a replaced cord that measures 12 inches unlike the standard one, it was obviously refurbished. The waffle iron is usually great. We bought one to replace ours and we had that one for 13 years. Just having problems with these as they seem to not be new.