Burgess Brothers 4-in-1 ChurWaffle Maker: Create Delicious Specialty Waffles in Minutes!

Maia AndersonMaia Anderson: Great little waffle maker! It’s super easy to use and cooks the waffles super quick. Also doesn’t stick to the waffle maker. The size is also nice if you don’t have much storage space. It’s pretty small and flat. No complaints

United States on Dec 21, 2023

Omar Cordero: This was a good buy. It has definitely replaced my big waffles maker. Easy to use, makes good waffles and perfect size to make little waffle sandwiches

United States on Dec 18, 2023

Bonnie: Smaller than anticipated, but exactly what we need the lightweight makes it very easy to lift and store

Canada on Dec 18, 2023

Miguel A.: Chulada

Mexico on Dec 11, 2023

Shirley rust: Easy to use and easy to clean. But my husband does not like the chapels. So I use it for regular pancakes

United States on Nov 08, 2023

Cristhian: Es realmente bueno pequeña pero
Muy eficiente caliente súper bien
Es realmente antiadherente de verdad nada se pega usar aceite o mantequilla es opcional el tamaño de los wafles es de 10 cm pero en general todo súper bien 5 estrellas

Al principio puede oler a cables quemados pero es normal en este tipo de aparatos nuevos totalmente normal saludos

La gente que se queja o califica negativamente es por no leer no por otra cosa créanme : )

Mexico on Oct 08, 2022

Laura: No me gustó es muy frágil y pequeño

Mexico on Mar 05, 2022

Yodkar: cumple bien

Mexico on Jan 29, 2021

Adrienne C. Tomkins: I have four hungry kids, and breakfast is usually a pain. I wanted a waffle maker to make small child-size waffles for my kids. Something they can eat with their hands if they wanted (because my kids are weird and don’t like syrup, and frequently eat their Eggos with their hands no matter what I say). Anyway, a regular Belgian waffle maker would not do. This came up pretty close to the top of the search list, and it had 500+ 4.5 star reviews so I figured it’s worth a try.

Oh my, was it worth a try or WHAT? (yes, it was)

Quickly: it’s nonstick, makes four 3” waffles at a time in about 3 minutes, easy to clean, great value for the price (I paid $40).

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This thing is FABULOUS. First of all, while the product description states that it’s nonstick “when using the Burgess Brothers Churwaffle mix,” I can attest that I have used it with homemade mix, with Krusteaz mix, with Stonewall Kitchen mix, and the BB Churwaffle mix, and not a single itty bitty bit of batter ever stuck to the plates. I’m willing to simply call it “nonstick” without the disclaimer. It’s also super easy to clean when you’re done. Just let it...

United States on Jun 03, 2020

woodworker&more: This makes nice snack-sized waffles (I haven't tried any cornbread for churros). My first impression on opening the unit was "geez, they're tiny", and my first try at the waffles had me underwhelmed. Since then, I've done some experimentation, and found that I can make crispy (but not dry) chocolate-chocolate chip waffles, 3" diameter, in this unit. Here are my suggestions:
1. Get something that's easy to use to fill up the baking areas. I bought the Whiskware Pancake Batter Mixer with BlenderBall Wire Whisk at the same time as this unit, and it works well at dispensing, and then keeping the extra batter in the fridge for several days. Using this allows me to quickly and evenly (which is important!) fill up the waffle iron.
2. Fill the waffle reservoirs completely, but not overfull. My first waffles turned out "pale and flabby" on the top, and this was partially due to not enough batter. If the iron can't contact the batter, it's only going to throw heat at it, like baking, instead of forming a crisp surface. Now that I know how much to put in, they're nicely uniform.
3. Learn how long YOUR batter will take; this could be some trial and error. I...

United States on Feb 21, 2020