Cuisinart Belgian Waffle and Omelet Maker - Cook Delicious Breakfast Treats in Minutes!

Robin E. Caldwell: very useful and fun

Canada on Oct 16, 2023

Roy Anyan: It is not anything you want to purchase

United States on Aug 13, 2023

Sylvestercrew: I wanted a double waffle maker. I think I just clicked the wrong one. But this takes up too much room in the kitchen to be a practical I am.

United States on Feb 22, 2023

Eddiemac: Seemed like it would be a gimmick item, but now using it for a bout a month, making pancakes, omelettes, waffles, and eggs… I love this thing!

Even heat, makes everything really well.. and cleanup is quick. Better than just a waffle maker as it does the work of a few devices.

Canada on Dec 13, 2022

Amazon Customer: This dual purpose machine. I make waffles in seconds. You can an omelette, scrabble eggs or cook bacon without touching your oven. Must buy!!!! I had to return for screw coming loose. Can’t wait til my next one comes. Wanting last minute to return because it works amazing!!!! But will return when my new one comes! This is a must have! Nothing on market has no comparison!!!

United States on Mar 19, 2022

PokerStar81: A must have for anybody who loves making waffles and pancakes with ease. No more using skillets and scraping pancakes stuck to them and the flip feature is great. Makes a great gift for anybody too.

United States on Jun 22, 2021

Judith Parkins: Easy to use but needed more instructions as how much to pour on grill

Canada on Oct 31, 2020

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: I was trying to decide between this model and others that are in the $60 range. This machine is unbelievable. Maybe cheaper flip style models are just as good. The flip action pulls the waffle apart by gravity and gives you the fluffiest and airy waffles. I am using my own recipe which on my old non flip machine always made kind of hard / compact waffles. Waffles are about 1-1.25" thick. It produces the same kind of waffles you get at hotel breakfast with probably $1000 machines. The manual contains several recipes. Built very solidly. I haven't tried making pancakes yet. The only down side is the irons are permanently built in and can't be removed for dish washer washing. I washed them with water then made about 6 test waffles to clean them out. I didn't taste any metal or new machine taste in my waffles. Waffles come out really easy with a fork. Non stick.

Canada on Aug 11, 2019

icemanbob: Had this for a 18 months now and I love it. Some parts like the knobs feel sort of cheap and the closing mechanism doesn't align perfectly so sometimes it needs a bit of convincing. But otherwise, my entire family loves my delicious waffles.

Cooking:
Follow the instructions in the manual with this thing. It's very very simple to use, I mostly leave both at 3 or 3.5 and get a perfect cook every time. Be sure not to overfill it with batter or it will bubble up and possibly spit waffle batter all over your counter. Also take note of how much batter you use because if you are like me, you will lose the pouring cup after a while. It just happens, there is not really a place to store it with the unit; this might be a small downfall but once you get a feel for how much batter you use, it won't be an issue.

In case you don't know, you fill the waffle side with batter after a light spray of oil (get some Pam!). You immediately close the lid and then use the handle to flip the whole center piece upside down. You are supposed to be able to do pancakes and waffles at the same time, but I have not really had the need to do so. Anyway, when the unit has...

Canada on Mar 10, 2016

Monty: It's a snap to prepare breakfast with this thing. Cooks omelette a and waffles simultaneously and with very little spray oil. Hate that the cord is so short.

United States on Mar 09, 2016