What size waffles does it make? I'm looking for a small individual size.
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It's a circle that easily breaks into quarters. It's about 8 inches wide. I eat one, my husband eats two and the toddlers split one.
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Check the diameter in the description. But this waffle maker makes a full size waffle which in my opinion Is a single serving size.
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It makes one large (about 8 inches) that is easily broken into 4 triangles. It's perfect for what I wanted.I make two waffles, cut them into the 4 triangles. I then make a batch of eggs with diced ham and Mexican shredded cheese.I put the egg batter into the waffle iron and make an egg waffle. Cut it into 4 triangles.I them make breakfast sandwiches using two triangles from the first cooking and an egg waffle.I eat one and then individually vacuum seal the other three for later consumption.My only complaint is that it doesn't come apart for cleaning.
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The waffles made by this unit are rather large. One waffle would feed a large person, or two people with lesser appetites.
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Use Bisquick waffle recipe...I've never had a bad waffle from using it. I pour less than a cup of batter onto iron, close lid & flip ....excellent waffles every time!
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never checked, but big enough for two nice size waffles....the recipe I use is from Jamie Oliver with baking soda, but I halve it to make about 7 waffles....hope that's a decent answer for you! oh....and I add pearl sugar on top of the dough before baking it....kind of a Belgium/Liege idea
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i would think it turns out a more perfect waffle. I am very satisfied with it. May be it depends on the batter you use.
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I haven't made just one, but I don't see why not. (who can only eat one waffle &lt;g&gt;) just pour the batter onto the one side. The setting should be the same. Let us know how it works out for you.
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I guess it's up to KitchenAid to handle their descriptions...but no matter what you call the waffle, it's about a 7" circle like you get at a nice hotel or restaurant. The waffles are thick and the waffle maker does an excellent job of cooking on time and at the proper setting, plus you can make two waffles at the same time. I use the Krusteaz Belgian Waffle Mix, and add 2 eggs and 4 tablespoons to 2 cups of mix instead of following it exactly as written on the box. I always add a teaspoon of real vanilla extract as well.
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I don't think I can help you with this, perhaps you received a faulty unit. I stick to a very strict recipe I use, 1 cup flour,1 cup milk ,2 eggs, baking power and a bit of corn starch. I set the temp at about 3/4 , put in roughly 1/2 cup of batter spread evenly. Close the lid wait about 30 seconds and flip the waffle maker. 3min's is how long I wait, which is roughly when the light comes on, this should give a fairly consistently cooked waffle. Hope this helps.
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The item I purchased is a classic waffle maker. It makes round, four segment waffles. All-Clad's Belgian makers are rectangular or square. Not sure if they make a classic square model.
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Four waffles... each one is 4" x 5" I really enjoyed this product... very satisfied.
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Waffles are perfect on the number 4 setting...a fluffy 3/4 inch at least thick. Better than IHOP in my opinion
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With just a little practice, you can make less than 2 inch cookies with this scoop- try leveling the scoop with the top of the mixing bowl as you withdraw the scoop. I use a rather heavy batter and make considerably larger cookies most of the time,with a rounded scoop full- good luck! JBH
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Yes, this is a classic waffle maker that makes waffles the way our grandmothers used to make them. It produces round waffles approximately 7" in diameter and approximately 1/2 inch thick. For the money, it's a decent waffle maker. It will take you a few tries to determine how much batter to use, but once you master that, you should be able to produce consistent waffles. I found the key is not to have the batter too thin and to fill it only about 3/4 full of batter before closing the lid.
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I am sorry I can't provide direct answers your questions, but want to share my experience with measurements with this maker. I hated the included spoon and cannot find it in my kitchen. I do believe after its first use it found its way into a donation pile. I have an INOX cookie scoop numbered 110 that I bought at a hardware store. The tiny size is hard to locate. If ever you find it, it's perfect for this maker as it is a level teaspoon. My batter for pizzelles in this maker for each circle is 1 teaspoon without a lot of overhanging edge. Before the scoop, I used two regular spoons to eyeball the size and ball up the dough. Good luck with your batches! I am sorry I can't provide direct answers your questions, but want to share my experience with measurements with this maker. I hated the included spoon and cannot find it in my kitchen. I do believe after its first use it found its way into a donation pile. I have an INOX cookie scoop numbered 110 that I bought at a hardware store. The tiny size is hard to locate. If ever you find it, it's perfect for this maker as it is a level teaspoon. My batter for pizzelles in this maker for each circle is 1 teaspoon without a lot of overhanging edge. Before the scoop, I used two regular spoons to... » Read More I am sorry I can't provide direct answers your questions, but want to share my experience with measurements with this maker. I hated the included spoon and cannot find it in my kitchen. I do believe after its first use it found its way into a donation pile. I have an INOX cookie scoop numbered 110 that I bought at a hardware store. The tiny size is hard to locate. If ever you find it, it's perfect for this maker as it is a level teaspoon. My batter for pizzelles in this maker for each circle is 1 teaspoon without a lot of overhanging edge. Before the scoop, I used two regular spoons to eyeball the size and ball up the dough. Good luck with your batches! « Show Less
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Each of the 2 waffles is 4.5 x 4.5 inches square (measured edge to edge). They are connected by a thin and easily broken section of waffle (traditional waffle styling). They are about 1/2 inch thick if you pour the batter correctly, but if you don't use enough there are thin spots, of course. But on the plus side, they don't burn even when thin spots occur.
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I use about 1 and 1/4 cup and as I pour the batter in the center I observe and fill more toward the edges. The waffle actually came out fluffy and nice. Baking soda is they key ingredient.
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The waffle is about 7 inches in diameter . This waffle maker is a dream! I love it alot! Great purchase item!
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I haven't made just one, but I don't see why not. (who can only eat one waffle <g>) just pour the batter onto the one side. The setting should be the same. Let us know how it works out for you.