Dash Mini Waffle Maker: Create Delicious On-the-Go Breakfasts, Lunches, and Snacks - Waffles, Paninis, Hash Browns, and More!

bren: Pequeña pero de buena calidad, sale bastante bien y me encantó, hizo a la persona a la que se la di de regalo muy muy feliz y los waffles salen super ricos.

Mexico on Dec 28, 2023

LavenderAurora: I already love this brand and use there products regularly, I'm sure this waffle maker will be no different! It's super cute and compact, makes a waffle size compatible with store-bought frozen waffles. for my first go at it I used a biscuit mix and it turned out great! It came with a suggestion of three tablespoons of batter to make one waffle but I found about 1-1 1/2 to be great for my batter, so I definitely recommend testing out small quantities first and figuring out what you like for the batter you're using. I love how straightforward it is to use just plug it in wait for the light to go off (it heats up surprisingly quick!) and then add your batter and wait till it's browned/ cooked threw. The surface is also super non-stick it recommends to use cooking spray but I just put the batter in as is and it turned out perfect, came out very easy and clean up is also super easy too!

Canada on Nov 27, 2023

Amiee M Smore: DASH Mini Maker has become my kitchen favorite! Its small size is incredibly convenient, allowing me to effortlessly whip up individual waffles, hash browns, and keto chaffles. The non-stick surfaces make cooking and cleaning a breeze, saving me time and effort in the kitchen.

I love how versatile it is – perfect for quick breakfasts, snacks, or experimenting with different recipes. The compact design is ideal for small kitchens or dorm rooms. Despite its size, it delivers excellent results every time, producing perfectly cooked, golden waffles and crispy hash browns.

I highly recommend the DASH Mini Maker to anyone looking for a practical, easy-to-use appliance for delicious homemade treats. It's a game-changer in my kitchen, making breakfast and snack times a delightful experience!

United States on Oct 15, 2023

Sylvie: I’ve had it for a while now and it’s still going strong the light on top works perfect it’s small so I can take it anywhere and it cooks great🧇

Canada on Oct 04, 2023

Danielle: I got this because my older daughter loves bunnies and my toddler is started on solids. It makes delicious pancakes fast. The bunnies are so cute! It's also pretty easy to clean.

Canada on Sep 20, 2023

APG: Bought it for my grandkids. They love it. It is actually smaller than I thought but actually a good size for 3 and 5 year olds. Makes great waffles.

Canada on Aug 17, 2023

HeathaHeatha: I’ve always wanted a waffle iron to make homemade waffles, but as a connoisseur of small space living, never hade the cabinet space to justify something that was going to take up a fair amount of room and only get used once a month or so. Saw this as deal for less than $15. With decent reviews, I thought, why not. This waffle iron is no frills, which I prefer in appliances anyway. It is on when plugged in, off when unplugged. There are no temp settings, no timer. The light indicates when the iron is heating. The outside surface gets very hot, except for the lifting handle. This would not be a good appliance around young children who are still at the “grab everything” stage. Cleaning takes a little bit of extra effort because the cooking surface does not come out and you cannot submerge the whole thing in water. I have had no problems with cleaning, because I grease the surface regularly while making waffles with a an appropriately thick waffle batter recipe (thicker than pancake batter). This thing just keeps turning out perfect little waffles. It does open up a bit while cooking when the waffle expands (see pic) and some steam escapes. For our preference,...

United States on Aug 11, 2023

AmazingAmazon: After seeing all the videos about Dash mini waffle makers, I decided to give it a try. I have a Presto Stuffler waffle maker, but there are times I don't want the big stuffed waffle. And, when I have leftover batter that isn't enough to make a stuffed waffle, I can just pour it into this Dash and have an extra waffle. This Dash mini 4" waffle maker is perfect to make a small stack of waffles fairly quickly. It only takes a couple minutes to warm up and a 1/3 cup of waffle batter takes just a few minutes to cook to a nice crispy done waffle. I've even tried making crispy rice waffles by smooshing in some leftover fried rice and they came out crunchy and delicious! As with all waffle irons, cleaning is supposed to be simple, just wipe with a moist sponge or towel as long as what you cooked wasn't too greasy or cheesy that stuck to the iron. I got one of those angled painting sponges so I could get in between all the squares and do the best I can. If I was to invest in a major waffle iron, I would get one with removable plates so I could really wash them in soap and water, but I'm not. This little Dash is good for a little waffle maker, easy to use and...

United States on Jul 30, 2023

Araz: First: it makes a very small waffle--think of the palm of your hand. So if you are feeding a family, forget it.

Next on the cautions to avoid disappointment: this little baby has no features. It has no on/off switch, even. No temperature adjustment. No auto shut-off. No timer / clock. Even the cord is pretty short (if you have an outlet on the floor, the waffle maker can barely reach the edge of the table.

But, here's where it excels: solo 'factory eating' waffle making and eating. You plug it in right at tableside. Wait for the blue light to go out indicating it's ready (takes a minute or so). Then begin: (1) spray with a light blast of cooking oil (not essential but it makes pulling off the waffle easier), (2) spoon in 2-3 big spoonfuls of waffle stuff, (3) close the lid and set a timer (3 minutes seem about perfect), (3) pop open the lid, lift out the waffle, repeat steps 1 - 3, while you dress up and wolf down waffle #1. Depending on your dressing time and wolfing speed, you should finish just about the time the 3 minutes is up, and, wall-ah!, you have waffle #2 ready, the first of "n" waffles, where "n" is large with respect to 1...

United States on Apr 03, 2020