Create Delicious Stuffed Belgian Waffles with the Presto 03512 Stuffler Waffle Maker

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: Omg!!!!! This is the best buy ever!!! Easy to use, my 12 year old used it with ease. Cooks within minutes. With the right waffle recipe it's very fluffy. It heats really fast. Was so excited I didn't notice if there was a light to indicate if it ready but you can open it to check how brown you want it. My waffles came out with ease! I love it, we love it! ❤️

United States on Nov 18, 2023

Hailey Williams: This item has been amazing!! I use it all the time. Super easy to use. Comes with a little cookbook list of items to try. Makes a great gift and nice way to make breakfast fun.

United States on Nov 15, 2023

José Muñoz: Justo lo ordenado

Mexico on Nov 15, 2023

Steve Hamilton: I love this thing.

Canada on Nov 15, 2023

Zero AZero A: works well for stuffed waffles. kinda weird it has a spot where stuff can leak out in the back of it like other side of the circle opposite of the handle. very good anti stick material.
TO NOTE : it cannot make normal waffles i read that it was able to but was not. you can only make thick waffles.
for me i find it hard to make a waffle mix to cook all the way through without taking a long time and making it dark. maybe i just put too much mix in it lol.

United States on Oct 21, 2023

Jullie Caron: I'm recommending this waffle maker to others.
It's fairly easy to use (just don't overfill!), get creative with the stuffings, great for school lunches....even the included recipes are good too.

Canada on Oct 06, 2023

gordon: This thing is great. You can make any kind of waffle you can imagine and some you can’t. There is also downloadable recipes. They have hundreds of combos you would never think of to, from keto to gluten free and everything in between. Very easy to use and clean.

Canada on Jun 28, 2023

RayfordsDaughter: This is a fun gadget. Makes perfect stuffed waffles and is easy to clean. Comes with simple and clear instructions as well as suggested recipes which made us more creative. My only complaint is that it takes awhile to cook; About 7 minutes per waffle. So, for our family of 7, I’m making waffles for about an hour if each person wants one. I guess it would be difficult to cook them quicker and not have them be raw inside, but it’s still a bummer. But if you’re just serving two people, it’s fun and you could eat together and both enjoy a yummy, warm waffle.

United States on Jan 20, 2023

LisaLisa: Really? I mean do I really need another kitchen gadget? YES!

OMG, stuffed waffles are the next level of enjoyable eating. And low carb too - say what? Yep. Not low calorie so don't go wrong thinking that, but for making stuffed waffles that end up with a super low Net carb count, totally worth getting this amazing gadget. And I, like many who have purchased this gadget, also watched Steve of Perfect Keto on YouTube and had to give this thing and his recipes a try! From there your only limits are your eating lifestyle and your imagination.

I don't do dairy - so I had to tweak a recipe to work for my needs - after making the original recipe for my daughter and stuffing it with little balls of mozzarella cheese. She loves her newfound pizza option. And I stuffed mine with cashew cream cheese and, oh man, so happy to also have a pizza option that is delicious (to me).

Okay, so how hard is it to use? Not at all. As with all new things there is a small learning curve and developing a comfort zone - that comes after making about two stuffed waffles. You do learn that you are actually making about 8 of the daisy waffle maker (or eggo frozen) sized waffles, plus...

United States on Oct 09, 2022

Northern lightNorthern light: It does what it says it does. The stuffed waffle was yummy and I’m looking forward to making different kinds.

This is what I made and my experience and insights

You preheat it for 10 minutes
I used a packaged waffle mix and it was the right thickness. Be careful not to use too runny a mixture. I thought it was a bit thick but turned out it was just right.
If it’s too runny you could get leakage or an undercooked waffle. I had zero leakage.

Pour about 1/3 cup batter into the iron
add your middle ingredients then cover with batter.
My filling was freeze dried fruit but i did put it in a bowl and added a very small amount of water to rehydrate it to some extent. the water was fully absorbed.
If you have a wet or too wet filling your waffle will be soggy / undercooked.

I would not count on cooking any filling ie an egg. Just heat the filling though melting cheese would work I am sure.

After you pour in the top layer of batter you close the lid and flip the iron then let it finish cooking. They say 7-8 minutes. I cooked the one on the pic for 8 minutes. I would cook it longer to crisp the outside but it was cooked. I would be...

Canada on Apr 16, 2022