BELLA 17872 Waffle Maker, Aluminium, Black

The media could not be loaded. Definitely worth the money, quick and easy to use, heats fast, easy to clean afterwords , takes a little space when folded for storage, like the flip design, only used twice but looks like it’s made good,

I’ve been really happy with this waffle maker! I’ve owned a few over the years, and my previous one ended up at the tip because the waffles constantly stuck and it was a nightmare to clean. This one is a huge improvement — nothing has stuck so far! I sometimes need to use a spatula to gently lift the waffle out, but I’ve never had to scrape one off and throw it away.It’s relatively easy to clean, and the plastic drip tray underneath is a great touch. I’m still figuring out the perfect amount of batter to avoid overflow, but that’s part of the fun. One of the best features is how quickly it cooks — I don’t have to wait around for ages! The red and green lights are really helpful and accurate, letting me know exactly when my waffle is ready.Highly recommended!

Good for the price; only thing it’s quite wobbly but doesn’t affect the use

Easy to use waffle maker, very pleased with the results. Kids love the homemade waffles. Easy to clean when we keep the plates oiled.

Makes perfect waffles in minutes easy to use and clean make restaurant worthy waffles

Too big for what I needed it for but very sturdy and welk made

For the current price of around £20, this American style flip-over waffle maker is not too bad an investment. It's cheap, effective, and cheerful. Waffles turn out to be quite decent with cooking not too far off from 'evenly cooked'.The instructions are minimal, more of a list of what not to do. I would have liked for them to include their own ideal recipe. Only because they place great emphasis on this illusive recipe.In the end, i found a couple of very reliable recipes from none other than Gordon Ramsey, and Jamie Oliver. Both not too different from the other.The recipes from the chefs above, produce a very decent waffle, it rakes a little practise to get the volumes just right. The chefs offer some great suggestions on how to adapt the recipes to produce fruit-filled, and savoury varieties of pancakes.The waffle maker itself, is not smart and not times. It takes a bit of guessing and guaging to cook the waffles just right. There is no helpful 'ding- when done. Nor is there a guide to follow to give you an idea.In all, with a bit of practisea great little waffle producing tool for those Sunday brunches witg the kids.4 stars

Good waffle machine, cooks so fast I don't bother turning it. If you find a recipe with cornstarch in they won't go soft and limp and place them on a wire rack to cook. You need a good 3/4 of batter to fill