Could you use two of these for one waffle to make the shape on both top and bottom?
353281
Sure, but you will need a way to stick the halves together. These are so ridiculously easy to clean you might find you don't miss the shape on both sides!
353282
These waffles are cooked in the silicone pan for a time, then flipped out onto the baking sheet and returned to the oven to finish cooking. I don't think flipping one pan onto the top of the other pan will work as it may not fully cook in the middle. Also, that would be a VERY thick waffle. We put the flat side on the plate and never know the shape is missing! Also, we've had to "play" with the cooking times and recipes to get it just right. We love these pans.
130594
Might look nicer if you do LO on one and VE on the other and put them side by side ! They are tiny but it could look a little tight on a standard size cupcake . Hope this helps!
699224
You can use one pan and cook with it twice to get 2 halves. It just takes ~80 min to cook 1 halve though. I bought 1 pan and used it twice to make a teapot shape and it worked well. You will just have to sit a while at home while it cooks.
1280691
Certainly! I've even made rolled cookies with it. Until it cools and hardens, the waffle can be shaped all sorts of ways. Experiment with the batter recipes--some are thicker than others and will make a stronger taco.
660933
I have not tried to make just one square and probably would not as I do not think that it would work well. The whole square is not really that large. I personally make a whole batch of waffles at a time and freeze those we do not eat. (you could freeze them in half squares if you like)
1978648
I doubt you could use two these because they would probably overlap when used that close to each other.....but I also think you should have no need to,because this simple design will locks up,down,right and left. Hope That helps.
80692
The waffles to me are on the small size and you can only make two at a time. They are not extra large. My dog knocked it over and it broke into pieces. Next one I get will definitely be larger. It is a pain to keep on having to get up to make more.
660931
HI,I don't think you can only make one waffle at a time as the dough spreads out evenly inside the waffle the maker....
1488722
Oh yes! You can adjust the temperature to regulate how golden and crisp you want them on the outside. We've owned this waffle maker for over 2 yrs now, using 2-3 times a month. Still making great, hotel grade waffles.
1742390
No. it makes one large waffle at a time. You flip it over to cook both sides.
621241
Not unless you're a lot more coordinated than I am! Perhaps you could "scoop" with just one. That said, I REALLY like them for mixing and serving.
921180
We have used our wafflemaker for just one waffle, but since there are two of us, we usually make two at a time. I am guessing that since we have made only one waffle at a time -- finishing up a bowl of batter after we've already made two, I would think you could start one and then begin the second later. There is only one on-off switch, but each waffle maker has its own light and beep to let you know when that side is ready and when that waffle is done. I'm not sure how it would work with a very delayed 2nd waffle, but since it will do one at a time, I see no reason why it wouldn't work with a delayed 2nd one. We have used our wafflemaker for just one waffle, but since there are two of us, we usually make two at a time. I am guessing that since we have made only one waffle at a time -- finishing up a bowl of batter after we've already made two, I would think you could start one and then begin the second later. There is only one on-off switch, but each waffle maker has its own light and beep to let you know when that side is ready and when that waffle is done. I'm not sure how it would work with a very delayed 2nd waffle, but since it will do one at a time, I see no reason why it wouldn't work... » Read More We have used our wafflemaker for just one waffle, but since there are two of us, we usually make two at a time. I am guessing that since we have made only one waffle at a time -- finishing up a bowl of batter after we've already made two, I would think you could start one and then begin the second later. There is only one on-off switch, but each waffle maker has its own light and beep to let you know when that side is ready and when that waffle is done. I'm not sure how it would work with a very delayed 2nd waffle, but since it will do one at a time, I see no reason why it wouldn't work with a delayed 2nd one. « Show Less
1258814
Yes, just like you will always have enogh batter left to justfill one side and cook th e last one, you could start with enough to cook just one.
870158
You can mix and match, 1 ea for grill on one side and griddle on other; or 2 ea for all gill or all griddle.
862121
It could work but the waffle grid is not there. Also, they could be rather thin. We love ours and try new things every time we are camping.
1258813
Most definitely. Makes the best waffles - and they don't stick - just spray the first one and you are good for the rest of them.
330031
You could but it wouldnt be very stable (unless you were making something light like meringues). I would stick with three at a time and stick with smaller items like cookies.