Oster Belgian Waffle Iron - Create Delicious, Crispy Waffles in Minutes!

Emmanuel Gómez: Buena wafflera, fácil de usar y de buen tamaño, quedan listos en 5-6 minutos máximo, lo mejor fue el precio.

Mexico on Dec 14, 2023

nestor ayala: Justo lo que ocupo gracias

Mexico on Dec 08, 2023

Trevor: This is a wonderful waffle maker. It has temperature control, which makes it that I can change the temp even while cooking the waffle. It's very easy to clean I use a damp cloth and wipe and everything comes off. It's very simple to use also.

United States on Dec 07, 2023

Calvillo GonzenCalvillo Gonzen: Precio / calidad / llegó en menos de una semana 10 de 10

Mexico on Dec 06, 2023

Chuyags: Excelente producto

Mexico on Dec 04, 2023

marisol: Tamaño adecuado y de muy buena calidad. Llegó en tiempo y forma además de en buen estado

Mexico on Nov 28, 2023

GW: I bought this waffle maker because a family member has the same one and recommended it. For the price point I think it does a great job. You can adjust the heat settings to get the right texture for your preference.

The only draw back to this model (as is the case with most waffle makers in my experience) is that the "ready" indicator light isn't accurate. There is usually still a lot of steam coming out when the light says it is "done". I have found a combination of heat and time that works for how I like my waffles, but it is something you will need to play around with to find what works for you.

United States on Nov 27, 2023

Jeffrey Finkelstein: Now that I’ve used it for a few weeks I feel a review is in order. Overall very happy with this product and how it works, cleans up, etc. So far I have not managed to overcook a single waffle, which is a big plus as I am not a particularly skilled person in the kitchen.

My only complaint is that the temperature control is rather finicky and you sometimes need to run multiple cycles to get the waffles done just right (to me that is crisp on the outside, soft on the inside). Not a big issue as it is not every time, but just something to keep in mind. It is not a $400 professional unit, so it is to be expected.

United States on Jul 08, 2023

P. Smith: We're a senior family of two. From time to time waffles have been mentioned in this house but I didn't have a waffle maker and wasn't prepared to pay a lot of money for something I would only use ocassionally. Well I saw this little cheapy and decided to try it out since it was an Oster. I figured it was a Prime item so I could return it for a full refund if I wasn't happy with it. I am happy with it.

Keep in mind I've only used it once. It arrived today. I washed it and set it aside. Hubby couldn't resist asking for a waffle as a midnight snack...lol. Here's what I like about it and what I'm just ok with.

First of all, the waffle plates don't come out for washing and you're not suppose to submerge it in water. It's a bit of a pain in the neck to "wash" the deep grates and "rinse" them with a wash cloth. I actually did carefully spray a little water on the grates to rinse all the soap off and then quickly dried it. It's very lightweight so I help it up over the sink while I was spraying so the water wouldn't get into any of the electrical parts or have a chance to seep into crevices.
The unit is small with simple basic settings. It makes one large waffle at a...

United States on Mar 20, 2018

WakkyWabbit: As I write this review, I just received my third Oster waffle maker. #2 is still working but it's well used and they were on Lightning sales today for $14.

This is a very basic unit with a bit of a learning curve. There is no ON/OFF button, no timer, it's somewhat shallow and doesn't flip. The lightweight material used for the plates (guessing aluminum and Teflon) doesn't make the greatest waffles as compared to cast iron plates. The thermostat is cheap with proximal sensors only.

However, it is cheap, can be stored vertically and does a decent job (if you learn how to work it).
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There are a few tricks that will lead to better waffles:

1. Ignore the READY light. Preheat this Oster so that the plates get fully hot before using it. I usually turn mine on HIGH, wait a while, test the distal edge with a small drop of water and watch for a sizzle. No sizzle, wait some more. When those plates are fully hot, pour the batter (edges first, middle last) then reduce the temp to your desired setting. I can't stress -GET IT HOT- enough.

2. I oil the plates just once before pouring the first batter (not before preheat or oil may burn). Just before I...

United States on Nov 12, 2017