does the lid rise when the waffle batter rises?
834736
The instructions say you should lock it down, which I found odd. If you don't latch it, the lid can rise a bit.
834737
Not noticeably. It is pin-hinged in the center, so one side or the other can tilt, but that's it.
907956
No it does not come with a lid and it will only hold about two cups of batter
1787989
Yes, the lid stays up as the hinges are very firm and well attached to the case. And it really looks very classy when you set it out for company. It also seals very firm. I've noticed some people said they had trouble flipping up the closure hinge, but that's good to keep the tea fresh. This is one of my five favorite things I've bought off of Amazon.
448013
No it does not. I have to toast twice and turn it in between. Surprised this happens with Cuisinart
2055800
Yes it does. The lever can also be raised a bit so the toast comes up some. I've not had a problem with it. I like this toaster. It toasts evenly and well, and it's nice and hot for melting butter :) I have the two-slice though but it's likely built the same way.
645372
It does not. However, I've had no trouble making good waffles without it. Cook it for one minute on the first side and two minutes after you flip it over.
1586322
Mine does that when the inside lid or the outside lid isn't pushed down all the way.
1206445
plug it in and turn the dial to 7 or 8. Spray with pam. When light turns green pour batter in. Close and flip. When light turn green again (About 6 minutes) turn back and lift lid - you can turn the dial down after the first waffle
780705
Yes. With the bottom flat on the ground, the lid will stay up when opened.I have 3 of these and love them. Bought two several years ago and still as good/work as new.
1313389
IT does. The light stops shinning and you know when they're done. It's seldom accurate, though. It depends mostly on the thickness of your batter. It also depends on how much batter you use to make your waffles. I would recommend you check it once in a while. This machine is great for the price, that I can tell you.
1539851
No, you fill it up and then hold it over the cupcake liners and squeeze the red handle...that opens the bottom and let the batter run out...you have to judge how full you want your cupcake liners and squeeze it the same amount of time for each one. I love mine...it is sooooooo easy to use...you can also use it for pancake and waffle batter...it works great!!!
1959004
Yes it does. It's just flimsier plastic than I expected. If you over-tighten it just a little sometimes it takes brute strength to unscrew the lid.
269375
T. Mairs,My waffle maker does the same thing and it's not normal I thought it was just my waffle maker but I bought three more and they all do the same thing. I'm really carefull when I close it so Mickey's face comes out right. I gave the other three as Christmas gifts and I told them that the waffle maker might be loose
659819
No, the model I received has no variable control or know, but it has a light when it says ready. I normally open it up earlier than the light tell me to for lighter waffles and have had no issues with sticking, or messes.
2182149
The lid getting sucked into the bowl has never happened to me. There is a vent at the top of the lid. I pop it open every time I put the steamer into the microwave in order to equalize the pressure inside the steamer.
516763
No it does not have the automatic timer function which would let you hear a beeping sound when the waffle is ready. The answer Tom on 2/25/13, provided is also true. What I do, since I like to hear a beeping sound, is I set my kitchen stove timer or the egg timer... I've even set up the telephone timer. Whatever is close which will work for you. The waffle maker is super easy to use and clean. Makes great thick waffles and after many uses, it is as functionable as the first time. I do not mind setting a timer at all.
2221896
yes it does. It is not like other fryers where the lid is attached to the unit. The lid comes off completely.