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Product Description

 With a new modern design and a unique floating top-plate, the M840 is our most advanced waffle maker yet. In as little as 90 seconds, you'll be preparing the worlds most delicious waffles, effortlessly. The unique Quad® baking system lets you select the ideal flavor, texture and color. With a simple flip of the texture select switch, you can choose either fast bake for crisper waffles with a soft, oven fresh interior, or deep bake for a more uniform texture. This professional, heavy-duty unit offers a waffle ready beeper, baking and ready lights, instant temperature recovery for continuous baking, a non-stick deep channel griddle and an easy-clean overflow channel. The floating lid guarantees uniform waffle thickness and baking and ensures incredibly easy clean-up every time. With a built-in cord storage compartment, the waffle maker can be efficiently stored in a space-saving, upright position. This revolutionary waffle maker comes in Traditional Five of Hearts (#840) or Classic Belgian format (#840B). Recipes included. One-year limited warranty.

Product Details

Brand: Chef's Choice
Model: 8400100
UPC: 087877841004
Product Code: 8400100

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6 Responses to “Chef’s Choice M840B WafflePro Express Waffle Maker Classic”

1. Bennie K. Adams says:

   November 1, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Favorite Small Kitchen Appliance
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   I purchased the Chef’s Choice M840B Waffle maker for my husband for Christmas and now it is my favorite small kitchen appliance. Makes the best waffles ever, nice and crispy on outside and moist inside. The recovery time is almost nil so you can take one waffle out and immediately place new batter in maker. For me, the secret to the batter (store bought or your own recipe)is an extra tablespoon sugar for crispiness. The batter should be thick and be sure to let it rest about 3 to 5 minutes after mixing. I use the Racheal Ray Lazy Ladle to measure the amount of batter for each waffle……just a little less than 1/2 cup. Can’t say enough about this little appliance.
2. Garden Girl says:

   November 20, 2009 at 12:00 am

   For a Fickle Family
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   My girl wants pancakes, but my son wants waffles. This waffle maker keeps them both happy. With the color control knob I am able to make soft waffles for her and crisp waffles for him. And clean up is a snap! We are all happy… until lunch.
3. Robert S. Leitzel says:

   December 24, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Excellent
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   This is a great product and makes great waffle’s, and fast. And best of all made in the “Good Old USA”. Pennsylvania.
4. Kelly J. Bare says:

   January 13, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Excellent product!
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   Absolutely awesome waffle maker. It cooks perfect waffles every time faster than you can eat them. Excellent product. Very well made & works better than any other I have tried. I especially like the consistency of each waffle and the beeper when the waffle is finished so you don’t have to stand by it and wait for a light. I highly recommend this product.
5. Prime Chuck says:

   January 24, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Decent for the price, but check out the M840 and M850 also
   Rating:4 out of 5 stars
   This is a very good waffle iron for its price class. Fairly powerful and versatile. But it can’t compare to it’s much pricier and superior sibling, the M850. If you are a waffle fanatic and can afford it, I recommend the M850, it cooks hotter, makes bigger waffles, etc. In this price range I prefer this unit’s heart style sibling, the M840 (yes I actually really own all three models – waffles are a passion of mine). The reason I like it better is that the grid holes are smaller which lends itself better to softer waffles, especially ones with chocolate chips, blueberries or other ingredients that taste better when baked within the dough as opposed to being fried against the waffle iron plating. Sometimes a doughier softer waffle is just fun too, and the M840 does that best because of it’s smaller grid indents. Sometimes a crisper well done waffle hits the spot and the M850 does that best because of its higher wattage and larger fancier grid plates. The M840B doesn’t crisp as much as the M850, yet will burn chocolate chips, blueberries, etc. more than the M840 because of the larger belgian grid pattern increasing the waffle iron plating exposure to the batter. So, although a good waffle iron, it represents a compromise. If you really like the larger belgian grid pattern to hold more syrup or toppings, and don’t want to invest in a high priced unit like the M850, this is a good one. If you prefer traditional waffles, the M840 heart style is probably a better choice (it’s essentially a normal waffle grid pattern with the squares squished into diamond shapes). If you want the power to make a truly crisp or ice cream cone textured waffle, then the M850 is the necessary choice. I’ve been using mine daily for quite a few months and had no problems. The brand seems to be well thought out and the build quality seems more than adequate. Whichever model you pick, enjoy! A good waffle for breakfast is a great way to get the day started right.
6. Monte Moore says:

   February 25, 2010 at 12:00 am

   excellent waffle maker
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   This waffle maker is the bomb. I’ve had mine for almost a year now and am completely satisfied with it. It reaches operational heat in a couple of minutes and then cranks out the waffles. Once it has initially reached its operational temperature it quickly reheats (as in less than a minute) for the next waffle. This thing works so fast I wouldn’t hesitate to cook waffles for a dozen people or more. The temperature controller works well and it is easy to adjust your waffle from any level of soft and chewy to brown and crispy, or a combination of the two. It is easy to clean as well. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy another. The alarms and lights are still working well. I love it.