Does the waffle maker work ok without the sticks?
364472
Most of the time I don't use the sticks. They come out perfectly. Enjoy them either way.
364473
I bought this for my son & daughter in law, my Grandson is 1 1/2 yrs. old, they don't use the sticks yet. My Grandson loves Mickey Mouse, they even make blueberry waffles too!
984953
Yes you can just make sure to add either a little more margarine or oil to your batter because if you do not the waffles will be extremely dry.
2013710
The plates are not removable, no. Technically, you don't need to 'clean' a waffle maker, especially if it's teflon-coated. Just take a paper towel and wipe away any residue. I use a 2" natural bristle paint brush, slightly moistened with vegetable oil. Does the trick very nicely.
812934
Yes- it makes the regular waffles and not the thicker Belgian style. If you like the regular ones you cannot go wrong with this. You get tasty waffles in around 2 minutes and we have not had any problems with them sticking.
1371470
No, directions say to check when steam stops coming out the waffle is done. I don't think any waffle makes has the feature since it varies with the type of batter you use.
1414469
Amy, the plates are not removeable, but if you season it according to directions all you do is remove the waffle after cooking and the plates remain clean. My brother has this same waffle maker and after seeing his I bought this one because I also had another one that I stopped using because it was a pain to use and clean. You may need to wipe the outside of the maker if some batter spills over the edge. I don't think you'll be disappointed if you buy this product
645372
It does not. However, I've had no trouble making good waffles without it. Cook it for one minute on the first side and two minutes after you flip it over.
1020533
It is coated with Teflon and sticking was not the problem with this waffle maker.
1420612
No, but if you use spray the plates with a product like Pam before you use the waffle iron (after heating as directed) then the waffle iron is very easy to keep clean. I use it very often and have never had any problems cleaning it, even if the batter runs out the sides it wipes right off.
486833
Use less oil! Unlike the many other waffle makers I've used (at least five different brands), I have had to oil the griddles only twice in the 1.5 years that I've been using it - and I've used it every single night in that time. Maybe it helps that I use a teaspoon of oil in my batter, and no sugar, but the non-stick surfaces work for me.
2113382
I have used it every Sunday for the last 2 months, have had no issues. I use a cooking spray at the beginning of each use, and I also made dessert waffles with fruit and chocolate. It is the best one I have ever purchased.
511854
I wipe them after each use; very easy to do even when some bits of brown sugar get stuck. Definitely recommend this waffle maker.
1205733
I used either cooking spray or I brush the waffle maker with melted butter. I do that for each waffle I make. As for the cleaning, I wipe the waffle maker with a damp paper towel or a sponge. That's about it.
862417
The waffle plates are not removable but they are easy to keep clean since they are non-stick. I simply wipe mine with a paper towel.
533040
No Pam...best waffle iron I have purchased. and 1st one to truly not need pam or anything else and I have had 5 or 6 different waffle irons.
2113385
When I received mine, the inside of the waffle iron was in great (new shape) I use mine about twice a week. Each time I use mine, I make 10 at a time. As of today I have still not had any issues with mine. It's easy to clean. It takes a little time to clean, but easy to clean. Each time I make a waffle I spray the iron first with Veg. cooking spray. When their done, they come out without any issues.
1116834
Yes. I would use the waffle recipe for your pancake mix if it has one, but you can still use pancake recipe if you like. When I have used pancake batter in waffle maker, the waffles don't come out as crisp but they are OK otherwise.