Proctor Silex 4-Slice Non-Stick Belgian Waffle Maker with Illuminated Indicator Lights

Happy D.D.: The media could not be loaded.  Nice compact waffle maker. Makes 4 nice sized waffles. Easy to wipe clean. Stores upright easily, out of the way. It only takes 3 to 4 minutes to make four waffles, so keep an eye on it. Happy with my purchase, I didn’t see the need to buy a more expensive waffle maker.

United States on Jan 21, 2022

Israel ruiz soria: Me dedico a la venta de waffles....Esta es la unica que los cocina parejitos y que me los deja dorados...exelente precio $600 y la calidad es la mejor..llevo 4 años y esta es la unica que satisface las expectativas

Mexico on Oct 27, 2021

Javier : Es práctico para usarse, podría ser mejor con un par de detalles pero si no eres muy exigente cumple con lo que se requiere, hacer waffles para el desayuno. Es un poco lento al cocinar la masa, tarda de 4 a 6 minutos por waffle, si te pasas de masa se desparrama y hay que limpiar, el teflón no es tan bueno, tienes que ponerle un poco de mantequilla en spray para evitarlo. No te avisa cuando el waffle esta listo, no tiene timer así que toma el tiempo. Te aconsejo calcular la cantidad de masa, le caben 125 ml por waffle para evitar que se derrame.

Mexico on Jun 04, 2021

Mafer PL: La wafflera es tal cual la foto, los waffles quedan muy bien, no es necesario poner aceite o mantequilla para cocinarlos, lo único es que hay que tener cuidado al momento de estarlos cocinando suelta vapor y este vapor se condensa y te puede quemar, nada que con un trapito no se solucione, recomiendo 100 % por la calidad - precio.

Mexico on Aug 05, 2020

Joanzers in Alaska: What I like--it's easy to use, easy to clean, and makes beautiful and delicious waffles.

What I don't like: the waffles are done when the cooker stops steaming and the ready light comes on, but there is no alarm so you have to watch it all the time--but it only takes about 5 minutes to cook, so it's not a big problem.
The extension cord is very short--only 2 ft long--so in order to plug it into the socket on my kitchen island I have to turn it in a slightly diagonal position in order for the cord to reach the socket on the side of the island. Irritating, but not a big problem. Overall, I really like it and I'm glad I bought it.

United States on Mar 24, 2020

Jacob: I seasoned it like you are supposed to. I've had it for several months and have no problems with it sticking or anything. I use vegetable oil.

People who are posting reviews about this product not working properly or that it sticks are not following the simple instructions. Every time my parents purchased a cast-iron anything for cooking we always seasoned it prior to use. EVEN if it says that it is pre-seasoned. It is no different with this.

This is a great waffle-maker. Sometimes I even use pancake mix just because and it works fine every time. Clean up is easy. There is nothing wrong with this product. People just need to follow instructions.

United States on Jul 27, 2019

Neepam kothari: Nice product!!

India on Nov 01, 2018

prasanna: good quality

India on Dec 29, 2017

Mac: Had mine for five years (not used frequently until lately,) makes great waffles but today I decided I need to upgrade. There are plenty of positive reviews so I'll just get to the point. I want one that I can flip, but more importantly one with removable plates for EASY cleaning. A lot of reviews say "easy to clean!" when I believe they actually mean to say easy to wipe down. I usually eat my waffles with some eggs or fruits, but we also like to put chocolate chips and such in our waffles every now and then, but some may get caught on the waffle maker.

Easy to clean? If you're making plain waffles, then yes, go for it, it's easy to wipe down. If you're like us and plan on making a variety of waffles, get one with removable plates. But again, this review is only concerning cleaning, it makes great waffles.

United States on Aug 20, 2017

a mom: I seldom write reviews. But this one is too satisfactory not to let others know.
My first batch of test turned out to be not as good as I feel now. I used "True Belgian waffle" recipe from "Taste of Home" (google for the recipe) which uses 1 cup (yes, 2 sticks) of butter for 2 cups of flour. And this batter, no matter how careful I tried, flew out of the seams of the upper and lower irons. Too much butter! (It tastes very good though)
For the second batch, I reduced the butter by 1/4, for the sake of my heart and longevity, and voila! Now it never overflows unless I put more than 7/8 cup of batter. The other thing I paid attention was to align the upper and lower irons to minimize the seam.
Less butter reduced the cooking time as well. It took a little less than 4 minutes per waffle.

In sum, it's compact, affordable and fully functional waffle iron. I am so happy about my purchase.

United States on Jul 17, 2015