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Product Description

With Cuisinart 4 Slice Belgian Waffle Maker, Cuisinart merges high performance and perfect, customized results with an elegant, contemporary design. It makes 4 waffles at a time, utilizing the 5 setting shade control and Ready-to-Bake/Ready-to Eat indicator lights for ideal results every time. The stainless steel cover and handle add a tasteful touch to any kitchen countertop, and the non-stick baking plates ensure quick cleanups after every use.

Product Details

Brand: Cuisinart
Model: WAF-100
UPC: 086279028198
Product Code: WAF-100

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4 Responses to “Cuisinart WAF100 4Slice Belgian Waffle Maker”

1. Joy says:

   October 26, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Another Great Quisinart Product!
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   I’ve never been a fan of pancakes and waffles, but this Belgian Waffle Maker has changed all that! I mixed up a small trial batch using a 59 cent bag of Walmart pancake mix, sprayed the machine with high heat cooking spray and set it to level 5. When it beeped and the green light came on, I divided the mix between 3 of the 4 waffle spaces, a little more than 1/2 cup in each, and then let it cook on level 4. When it beeped again and the green light came back on, I removed 3 perfectly cooked Belgian waffles. I ate 2 with butter and syrup right away and saved 1 to heat in the toaster later. Wow! Crunchy outside, yet just like cake on the inside. I can’t wait for my grandkids to visit. I know they like waffles and I’m sure they’ll love these!
2. Mark H. Mckinney says:

   November 6, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Has some issues…
   Rating:2 out of 5 stars
   We love waffles and used a Black and Decker “American” waffle maker (smaller pockets than a Belgian waffle-maker) for years, but the plates got too hard to clean and the waffles started to stick. We decided to switch to a Belgian waffle maker and this is the model we decided on.

   First the good. This waffle maker holds a lot of batter – nearly two cups. In one batch, I can make a pretty filling waffle for each member of my family. No more arguing over who gets the first batch. It is also very well built and has a great non-stick coating on the irons. I also like the audible alert telling you when it’s done and the fact that the cord wraps around the base and the unit can be stored vertically.

   Now for the bad. I have yet to get this to make evenly cooked waffles. It always produces a waffle with a dark over-cooked circle on the bottom with the corners and entire top side completely under-cooked. I resorted to cooking it half way, opening it, flipping the half cooked waffle over and closing the lid again. This helped, but resulted in a few burned fingertips. I would be very hesitant to recommend this model.

   Finally, a tip: If you’ve never tried a true Belgian waffle made with yeast, do yourself a favor, search for a yeast-based waffle recipe and make some. They’re not much harder to make and you’ll never go back to baking powder ones again!
3. Josette L. Romero says:

   December 4, 2009 at 12:00 am

   BEST BELGIAN WAFFLES IN TOWN!
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   I was skeptical about purchasing this waffle maker from other reviews online but I am glad I did. This is the best waffle maker!! I used a box of Krusteaz waffle mix and followed the directions on the box, set the waffle maker on 3, sprayed some PAM on the waffle maker, pour 1/2 cup of waffle batter in each slot and when it beeped I opened to find a big Belgian waffle slices cooked to perfection! There was no issue with spill overs, the color was a nice golden brown and it was fluffy, had a nice crisp but still soft, topped with fresh strawberries, syrup and whipped cream and we’ve got the best Belgian waffles right at home! It came right off the machine with no sticking or mess and the clean up was nothing as I only had to wipe it down with a paper towel after it cooled down. I absolutely love this waffle maker and would recommend to anyone. The unit did not get too hot to handle and the handle stayed nice and cool. It was so fun cooking up the waffles that before I knew it I went through a whole box! The great thing is you can make these ahead, freeze them and when you want a waffle just heat up in a toaster. No more frozen Eggo Waffles for me as I now have fresh homemade waffles right at my fingers anytime I feel like it. And the money I am saving because Eggo Waffles can get pretty expensive!
4. H. Clark says:

   December 28, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Love it!
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   I love this waffle iron! I have had no problems with run-overs when following the recipe. I do spray it with Pam the first waffle each time I use it. It is nice that it has the beeper to let you know when they are done. I found it accurate — we use it on 3 and it works great. Although it will store on end, it is much too tall for my cupboard. It locks closed for cooking and storage and opens easily. It takes too long to cook up a batch to feed my crew to use daily but we really broke it in over the holidays and had no problems or complaints. The recipes that come with it are great but are not “light & fluffy” recipes. I used it for my regular Belgian waffle recipe that comes out “light & fluffy” and it worked great with none of the usual spill overs. I highly recommend it!