Looking for Restaurant Quality Waffles? Try the Kitchenaid Waffle Maker

Not all waffle makers are created equal. The Kitchenaid Waffle Maker is proof of this. If you are going to go all out and buy the best waffle maker you can find, the Kitchenaid is likely it. It produces thick, large restaurant quality Belgian waffles.

This professional style Belgian waffle maker can produce two waffles at a time. Big 7 ½ inch waffles. And cooking with the Kitchenaid is really easy. It has a rotate function that aids in even distribution of the batter. A drip channel catches any spills. And a timer counts down so that you know exactly when your waffles are done.

The Kitchenaid Waffle Maker maintains a constant temperature to ensure that the waffles bake and brown evenly. It is very well made with die cast metal and stainless steel. Handles that are designed to stay cool add to the safety and functionality of the appliance.

With the drip channel to catch spills and a non stick surface, the Kitchenaid is also easy to clean up. When it cools down, you can easily clean it up by just wiping down the plates with a damp cloth and washing the drip tray in your sink.

Like other kitchen appliances that Kitchenaid makes, this Belgian Waffle Maker is very well designed and built to last. It is also very large and very heavy. Because it is so large, it does take a lot of space to store. Make sure you have space on your kitchen counters or in your cupboards to accommodate it before you commit to purchasing it.

Don't let it's size intimidate you though. This waffle maker really performs, shooting out two big waffles in under five minutes. You can feed a lot of hungry troops in your home rather quickly with this unit.

The price of the Kitchenaid Waffle Maker is likely to be the biggest issue for many people. Selling for around $200, it is four to five times more expensive than many of the other Belgian waffle makers on the market these days. It does appear to have a long life span though, unlike many other waffle makers, and if you treat it right I wouldn't be surprised if you never have to invest in another waffle maker after buying this one.

So why go out to a restaurant and pay $10 a waffle when you can make them yourself from the comfort of your own home. If you go out to eat a lot for waffles, the Kitchenaid Waffle Maker will pay for itself in no time at all!

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