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Product Description

Features: Make restaurant-style Belgian waffles at once with this commercial-style rotating waffler maker. Rotating design helps create perfect waffle browning and minimal batter mess. Ready indicator light advises of optimum waffle baking temperature. Folding handle for compact storage.

Product Details

Brand: Toastmaster
Model: TMRWB
UPC: 048109354914
Product Code: TMRWB

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6 Responses to “Toastmaster Stainless Steel Rotating Belgian Waffle Maker TMRWB”

1. Oskar Pienkos says:

   December 4, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Stick to Krups instead
   Rating:1 out of 5 stars
   This thing worked OK for a few months but then it started falling apart.
   
   The unit is not very solid.
   
   I wish I had bought Krups one instead which has excellent reviews.
2. D. Bishop says:

   December 20, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Great Waffle Maker
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   The Toastmaster Belgian Waffle Maker is excellant. The very first try we had perfect belgian waffles. I would recommend this waffle maker.
3. K. L. Manheimer says:

   December 23, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Very good, and great for the price.
   Rating:4 out of 5 stars
   This toastmaster belgian waffler is a fine deal. It makes great waffles, is unusually durable, and is relatively inexpensive. I recommend it highly.

   My recommendation may be a bit more convincing if you knew how often i use my waffle maker – actually, just about every day. There are few things i can eat, and waffles are my (very much appreciated) replacement for bread. I’ve used many waffle makers over the years, and love the Belgian style. I’ve owned a few other brands – notably, the VillaWare flip waffler, and feel that the waffles the Toastmaster makes are as good, while the price for the device is much lower (typically $40 instead of $80).

   More importantly, though, i’ve gone through upwards of six of the VillaWare belgian-flip model over two years, with each warranty replacement lasting less than three months! When the last one failed the second time i used it, i finally got sick of trading it in and picked up this toastmaster model. The toastmaster wafflers i’ve used, including this model, just last and last and last. That’s a big deal, especially after my experience with the VillaWare model.
4. Joseph Ekaitis says:

   January 20, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Snap, Crackle ‘n’ Pop, meet Drip, Dribble ‘n’ Spurt
   Rating:1 out of 5 stars
   An obvious counterfeit copy of the Krups Expert Waffle Maker, this abomination isn’t even flattering in its imitation.

   When the grids are open for filling with batter, the upper grid overhangs the lower, requiring all sorts of contortions to get the batter into the corners without burning one’s knuckles. Once the grid is filled and you flip the baking platform over, much of the batter spurts and dribbles out onto the drip tray. The grids are barely deep enough to require the flip, but even if you choose not to, the upper grid doesn’t exert enough pressure to prevent a case of the batter squirts.

   One gets the nagging suspicion that an executive at Toastmaster was approached by a shady character with the prototype who said “Looks just like the Krups and you can sell it for half the price!” Half the price is no bargain.

   After a few uses for our weekly waffle day at work, we gave up and acquired a Presto FlipSide Waffle Maker instead. Presto has nailed the Belgian waffle with a simpler design that appears to be more sturdy than any other flipping household waffle maker.
5. L. Gates says:

   February 13, 2010 at 12:00 am

   too dry
   Rating:1 out of 5 stars
   Have had this waffle maker for nearly a year and no matter what recipe or setting I use the waffles always come out dry and tasteless!
6. unblocked proxy says:

   February 24, 2010 at 12:00 am

   What a treat
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   I have had my rotating waffle maker for six months or more and have made many…I repeat, many waffles and receive nothing but compliments on my waffles. I use, sometimes, a waffle mix like Krustaz and have used Aunt Jemima but most of the time I follow the recipe for regular waffles given in the recipe booklet from Toastmaster. My family loves it and I love it.

   I did follow, to the letter, the “Before use” instructions and have, just one time, used Pam.

   As far as cleaning? I have used a good, soft brush and rinse the waffle maker. No, you cannot put it all the way in water but it can be rinsed in hot water. I have absolutely NO complaints and further, recommend the product.