Rotating Belgian Waffle Maker

After nearly a decade of faithful use, my Villaware Uno Waffle Maker with interchangeable heart and Belgian waffle plates finally broke. It was a sad day for our household, but we had to move on and look for another waffle iron as Villaware no longer makes that particular iron. After some searching, we finally settled on the B&D Double Flip Waffle Maker. While I loved my Villaware, the B&D waffle iron is quickly filling that empty space in both my heart and stomach. The Double Flip Waffle Maker heats up quickly, is beautifully nonstick, and get this - it makes TWO waffles at ONE time! Now, instead of having to split a waffle for my kids to share while I heat up a second one for them to share again so they would have a full waffle to eat each, I can heat up two waffles, have them eat their breakfasts at the same time without having to break anything in half, and have enough time to make an actually waffle for both me and my husband. This waffle maker was a breakfast game changer for our family! While this iron lacks a temperature control that my old waffle iron had, I've discovered over the years that I actually left the temp at the same spot simply because once a perfect setting was discovered, I never needed to change it. This waffle iron is in perpetual "perfect setting" mode. The waffles I've made come out crisp on the outside, lightly browned, and familiarly delicious. Simply pour in the batter, close, flip, pour in more batter, flip again, and wait for the iron to stop steaming. For those who don't multitask, you will need to set a timer as this one doesn't have any timers or beepers to let you know your waffle is done. The one gripe I have is that this iron doesn't come with removable plates for easy cleaning, but because the plates are so non stick, the plates were easy enough to clean with a simple wipe down. Overall, I'm very pleased with this waffle iron. We've had it for a month now with frequent use - I'm looking forward to many more delicious waffle breakfasts to come!

I make waffles for my five children once or twice a week, and needed higher production than my single waffle maker would allow. After making over a hundred waffles, I'm totally pleased with the purchase! While the plastic parts feel cheaper than the more expensive waffle maker I owned, it's holding up like a champ despite pretty heavy usage, and the waffles are just the same, and this thing cranks them out fast! This makes are excellent, and come out crispy. I thought I would use my old waffle maker and this in tandem, but this gets the job done by itself. Totally pleased!

Very pleased with this purchase, it's a very well-made unit, extremely heavy duty Non-stick plates. Cooks extremely well and very even.

I really, REALLY wanted the $200 version of this waffle iron (in another brand, alas) but since we are a family of 4 and only make waffles once or twice a month, this seemed the smarter option. Here's my 3 month, approximately 50-waffle assessment of this purchase. Pros: * relatively cheap * can cook 2 sets of waffles within 6-8 minutes (good for families with kids who want their freakin' waffles already!) * pretty even bake on all parts of the waffle (both sides) * can make soft waffles or crisp waffles depending on recipe & cooking time * easy clean-up IF YOU BRUSH CANOLA OIL ON IRON BETWEEN WAFFLE JOBS * handy drip tray really does collect 95% of drips * exterior of the unit cleans up easily, even if it is essentially coated in batter (that was a rough morning) Cons: * batter/waffle sticks to the iron... I have tried 5 different recipes with this iron, including a gluten-free version, and ALL of them stuck to the iron unless I brushed canola oil on it between waffles * no way to tell if the waffle is cooked to perfection: yes, I read other reviews indicating that when it stops steaming it is done, but that doesn't tell me if it is barely cooked, lightly browned or hard as a rock * if you make the mistake of listening to the manufacturer's instructions and applying batter to the iron without canola oil, clean up is a major headache * drip tray only handles small drips: larger decision-making failures that come with multitasking 2 waffles at once--i.e., dumping way too much batter on the iron--will result in a mess all over the iron, drip tray, and counter top.... it would be nice if they could make a drip tray that fits under the whole unit * takes up a lot of storage space All in all, I am glad I did not buy the more expensive version of this waffle maker. It does what it is supposed to do, and if you pay attention to cooking time and keep the irons oiled, it'll make some darn good waffles. Solid 4 star purchase.

The best waffles ever!!!!! So easy to used!!! Easy clean!!!! Good quality we love it so much!!! We have waffles in 5 min literally 🎉

couldn't be happier makes two of the best waffles in four min. one of the best buys in years!

This machine is my initial foray into homemade waffles and WOW it doesn’t disappoint. I QUICKLY made 2 waffles simultaneously, each delicious. This will make a great gift!

I had a cheap Farberware dual waffle maker, my first one. Sadly, the Farberware got broken due to the abuse it sustained from my (now EX) girlfriend's son, and I needed a new dual waffle iron. Black & Decker, decent price? Count me in. Sometimes reality bites you hard. Despite being cheap in both price and construction, the Farberware made slightly bigger waffles than this, and definitely heated up and cooked WAY faster than this Black & Decker. I would make waffles and scrambled eggs, and learned the Farberware required me to remove the fully cooked waffles before I could beat and cook the eggs. This one? I plug it in then make the waffle mix. I grab the eggs and other ingredients and begin the rest of the prep. I shell and beat the eggs by the time this thing heats up enough and the green LED shows it's ready. I put in the mix on both sides and walk away for a while. Maybe 5-7 minutes. I then go back to the eggs, and start heating the pan. Pan hot, I cook the eggs fully trying to time it so the waffles and eggs come out at the same time. Nope. Eggs are done 3-5 minutes before the waffles are. STILL. After dragging my feet on everything else. I'm glad I found a decent dual waffle maker at a decent price, and was expecting to be at least as good as that cheap Farberware that isn't made anymore. I'd take that Farberware over this. This waffle iron is just decent, but not for anyone in a hurry. You're gonna be waiting a while.

I have been using this amazing waffle market for 9 years and its as new as I got it the first time I highly recommend this product and my family uses it frequently easy to use and clean.

American plug not compatible with UK Sockets

The product delivered is defective and black and decker has no service centre in India for consumer durables. So you are not entitled to a repair , replacement or refund. Do not buy consumer durables from Amazon ever again as they are promoting cheats who deliver defective products and run off with your hard earned money.

Un achat réussi. Je suis très content. Les gaufres cuisent très rapidement et sont cuites uniformément.

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