what about waffle batter?
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Hi! This ladle is more gravy boat sized (2.25" in diameter x 3/4" deep - maybe 1-2 oz capacity). I think it would take a few scoops to fill the waffle iron, you might want to consider a larger size if you want to get the batter on in one scoop!
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I am certainly not a waffle expert, but this seems to make waffles that are not as thick as Belgian, but not thin (like Scandanavian waffles); more like something in between. I use 2/3 cup of batter (as suggested in the included recipe booklet) and they are medium thickness. I imagine you could use less batter and make them thinner. They are NOT as thin as Eggo frozen waffles. Hope this helps.
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As other types of batter (Chocolate, fudge, biscuits, banana bread, cake dough, etc.) are becoming popular in Waffle Irons, has anyone expanded their cooking and seen how this iron handles it?
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It doesn't make waffles....it lightly colors the outside batter and leaves the inside uncooked. Find something better...this is TOO cheap.
916294
No Terri, there's not a waffle fry attachment. Would be nice if it had one. Thanks!
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Michelle, Perhaps, You placed too much batter in the waffle maker! Pry it open and clean it out good. Then, use the correct amount required in the instructions for each waffle to be made. Don't forget to use some sort of shortening, butter, oleo, olive oil or Pam! Good Luck, ours works great, so will yours!!!Charlie
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No. Just use just under one cup of batter. Use the Krusteaz wafflle mix is perfect
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You can use any waffle maker mixes you would like, however the recipes in the instruction manual have been tested and come out with the best results.
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I use Krusteaz Belgian waffle mix .. It is good, and the waffles freeze well.
1425902
Hi :-) I put a bit of olive oil - but when I forgot to, it still didn't burn the waffles (they lift right out of there without sticking).
1387223
Yes. I use EnerG egg replacer and almond milk to make waffles and they're great!
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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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Yes. This makes waffles like the ones I had growing up (before the Belgian ones became popular). Belgian are deeper and crispier. These aren't as deep and not as crispy.
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I use Pam or Crisco spray. Both with no issues. Waffles slide out onto the plate.
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No problem at all - runover batter wipes right off. We initially put in too much batter so had runover. The waffles themselves are smaller than we expected, but each one takes a very short time to cook and are thin and crisp, which we like.
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No they aren't. But if u you tube it, u can follow along with it. That's how my daughter discovered it. And we have just followed the ppl on you tube. Fun to do. Not so great taste lol. Waffles were the best so far!
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Yes, I have made one waffle when that was all the batter I had left. You would want to be careful pouring the batter in to keep it in one waffle. Leave the heat setting the same. Truly a great waffle iron between it heating element, chime that indicates when the the waffle is done, non stick surfaces and the batter over flow tray in back. If you like waffles and would like to have them semi regularly you will not regret the purchase. It is pricey if waffles are a once or twice a year treat however, but money is to spend, right?