Do you have to use the sticks? Or will it just make waffles without the stick ?
1865086
It works well making the waffles with or without the stick. The stick makes it more fun.
1865087
You definitely can but may run the risk of some of the batter oozing out the little stick holes. Probably wouldn't be a big tragedy! Just a little extra yummy waffle ooze to eat.. :)
2207224
My daughter washes the sticks and re uses them...cake pop sticks may allow the waffles to wobble while they are being eaten.
648594
I find that it needs to be sprayed with cooking oil spray to release the waffles perfectly. The amount of oil in the spray is insignificant to the amount of oil in the waffle batter. But it's worth it!!
660928
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.
109112
No, you do not bake with sticks in the small holes. The holes are for testing the pops to see if they are done. You simply stick a toothpick in the hole andif it comes out clean, then your pops are done.
1721807
We have to spray Pam or something similar. So no it isn't non-stick, but the Pam fixes the problem. I haven't had a problem with the waffles sticking. My family loves this waffle iron!
121419
I haven't tried it without the sticks but I don't think it would be an issue. When I did it using the sticks, it did not run down into the stick portion at all. Good luck to you!
511855
I don't believe the plates are removable, and of course you couldn't stick the whole thing in the dishwasher, but truly this has been the "cleanest" waffle maker I've ever owned. I had for a long while quit making waffles because I found the waffle makers to be such a pain. I now make waffles at least twice a week. I've never had to do anything other than either blow a few dry crumbs out of the plates or lightly wipe with a dry towel. The waffles come out of this thing very cleanly. The non-stick of the panels is amazing. You don't even use oil or cooking spray! There is no residue to clean up. I don't believe the plates are removable, and of course you couldn't stick the whole thing in the dishwasher, but truly this has been the "cleanest" waffle maker I've ever owned. I had for a long while quit making waffles because I found the waffle makers to be such a pain. I now make waffles at least twice a week. I've never had to do anything other than either blow a few dry crumbs out of the plates or lightly wipe with a dry towel. The waffles come out of this thing very cleanly. The non-stick of the panels is amazing. You don't even use oil or cooking spray! There is no... » Read More I don't believe the plates are removable, and of course you couldn't stick the whole thing in the dishwasher, but truly this has been the "cleanest" waffle maker I've ever owned. I had for a long while quit making waffles because I found the waffle makers to be such a pain. I now make waffles at least twice a week. I've never had to do anything other than either blow a few dry crumbs out of the plates or lightly wipe with a dry towel. The waffles come out of this thing very cleanly. The non-stick of the panels is amazing. You don't even use oil or cooking spray! There is no residue to clean up. « Show Less
1882030
Did not come w/them. I don't make waffles so I did not check to see if they were available for this unit!
916294
No Terri, there's not a waffle fry attachment. Would be nice if it had one. Thanks!
1258812
Sure, you can cook just one waffle. You can save the extra batter for the next time you make them. It can stay in the fridge for a week or in the freezer. One thing you don't want to do is over fill the waffle as it will spill out all over your machine. Hope that helps!
1420612
No, but if you use spray the plates with a product like Pam before you use the waffle iron (after heating as directed) then the waffle iron is very easy to keep clean. I use it very often and have never had any problems cleaning it, even if the batter runs out the sides it wipes right off.
812934
Yes- it makes the regular waffles and not the thicker Belgian style. If you like the regular ones you cannot go wrong with this. You get tasty waffles in around 2 minutes and we have not had any problems with them sticking.
2052658
You can cook the waffle as long as you like. Takes some getting used to. Don't give up on the first few tries.
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.
1742390
No. it makes one large waffle at a time. You flip it over to cook both sides.
1721806
Yes the plates are nonstick for there surface BUT you will need to use a oil or a spray before you put batter. Using a oil or spray before will solve the sticking . I have had another waffle maker that was nonstick surface and I also needed to use oil/Pam before pouring batter.