What is the diameter of the finished waffle?
580364
The done waffle is 7" straight across. I LOVE this waffle iron. Waffles come out perfect every time!
1501294
Mine measures about 6.25" in diameter with a slightly smaller 5.5" textured cooking surface on the bottom.
1078849
Round waffle is 7" across; it pretty much fills up a regular sized dinner plate. I LOVE this waffle maker and will never own a different one again!
1074419
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!
1960193
3/4 inch is good. Finished size is about 1.25 inches. Good size for Italian sausage.
1084905
Hi, Four waffles per mold, sold in sets of two. Each waffle measures 5 1/8 by 3 1/4 inches. Be sure to back above 400 F for crisp waffles. Thanks, Joe
1989047
They are about 1/2" thick. It is not a Belgian waffle maker so they turn out thin, & unevenly cooked (pale in spots & dark in others)no matter what the setting.. I don't recommend this item.
481200
The waffles are 4 X 4.75. This is the Belgian style. So they are thicker than the standard. At first I thought they were a bit small until I made them. My teenage boys had three a piece and were quite stuffed.
1155379
4-1/2 approximately on the diameter each side interior depth approximately 1/2" so finished pie is 4-1/2" diameter by 1" deep
339162
We bought the dishes as a gift, so I have no idea about the diameter. Sorry.
1234630
About 8.5 x 5 over all. Each waffle is about 4 x 5. Which I thought seemed a bit small until I made a batch and realized they are actually perfect size. My teenage boys eat about 3 to 4 each. And that fills them up.
1457218
without actually measuring the grids, I would say that the depth is around 1/4". it produces nice 1/2"+ thick waffles when using a Belgan waffle mix.
80690
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.
1352435
Sorry I didn't respond. My family loves this waffle maker. They are regular size waffles & we enjoy them just about every weekend.
80687
The waffles are about 4" by 4" and are thicker rather than thinner, but not as thick as a Belgian waffle. We usually eat three or four apiece.
922336
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.
1352436
I measured my waffles this morning. They are 3/4" thick. That's thicker than with my old cast iron waffle maker and about the maximum thickness I'd want.