Dash Mini Waffle Maker- Compact Electric Iron for Creative Homemade Treats - PTFE nonstick surface - Easy-to-Clean - Perfect for Kids & Families - Silver

It works exactly as we intended! It makes a wonderful egg waffle, and it's quick and easy to clean up, making the whole process more enjoyable.

I got my *Dash Mini Waffle Maker* today. It arrived on time and it was very well packed. It came with a manual with all the machine informations plus some easy recipes. I used the GV Waffle and Pancake mix and half cup of batter was enough to make 4 waffles. The waffle maker is small, but I knew it and that's why I ordered. You can not control the temperature, but there is a light that indicates when it's hot enough to be used. I kept it cooking for 4 minutes, holding the lid down to make it more contact with the batter and make it more brown and golden, but you don't have to do it. My waffle turned out very golden and very tasty, cooked all the way, no raw areas. I used a silicone brush to put some cooking oil on it before adding the batter. The machine is very stable and doesn't slip on the counter. Very easy to use, very intuitive and simple. Also very simple to clean, just used a moist cloth with soap water. I would definitely recommend and buy again.

Compact, heats up fast, and actually cooks evenly — I’m impressed. I’ve had a larger waffle maker before, and it was a disappointment: slow, uneven cooking, and the nonstick coating wore off pretty quickly. This mini one is the opposite. It heats up in no time and cooks waffles evenly every time — no raw spots in the middle. The size is perfect for me. It doesn’t take up space in the kitchen, but the waffles are not too small — just right for a quick breakfast. Also, nothing sticks, which makes cleanup super easy. Important: the texture depends on your batter, not the machine. With the right batter, you can get crispy or soft waffles — this maker handles both well. For the price, it’s honestly a great value. Simple, reliable, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do.

This mini waffle maker is simple, quick, and honestly just fun to use. It’s great for small breakfasts, snacks, or even making random creative waffles when you’re bored. Cleanup is easy, and it works well for the size.

I absolutely love this little waffle maker. I bought it on a whim, but it has quickly become one of the most used gadgets in my kitchen. It heats up incredibly fast and cooks each waffle perfectly even in just a couple of minutes. The nonstick surface is fantastic as long as you give it a quick spray or a swipe of butter before the first batch, the waffles slide right out without tearing or leaving a messy residue behind. Because it’s so compact, it takes up practically zero counter space and is super easy to tuck away in a cabinet. It’s the perfect size for making quick breakfasts in the morning, and it’s also really fun for getting creative with things like chaffles, hash browns, or even heating up leftover pizza. If you're looking for an affordable, easy-to-clean little appliance that brings a lot of fun to mealtime, you really can't go wrong with this one.

There are few items on Amazon for under $10 that are as fantastic as this mini waffle maker. My Wife and I absolutely love it, as does our Little Girl. And what's not to love about it? It makes perfect Eggo-sized waffles, in record time. I do have a few quick suggestions for anyone that's interested in getting it, as well as one terrific hack for using this waffle maker that will be a real game-changer for breakfast and desserts. First off, how to use it.... We use Krusteaz Belgian waffle mix, although just about any waffle or pancake mix will do. We recently got a KPKitchen batter dispenser for pancakes and waffles, which makes it easier to get just the right amount of batter into the waffle iron each and every time. WHAT IF YOU DON'T HAVE A BATTER DISPENSER? Quick pro tip I can offer you. Don't have a fancy measured batter dispenser? Next time you finish off a bottle of ketchup, mustard, squeeze jelly, etc, don't throw away the container. Wash it well. Then when you have your pancake or waffle batter mixed, just remove the top to the squeeze bottle, and pour the batter in. Pop the top back on. And now you've got an easy-squeeze bottle that lets you perfectly pour batter info waffle makers or on a frying pan. Best of all, you don't have to use all of the batter at once. When you're done making waffles, just close the cap, and stick the bottle in the fridge. It will usually stay good for 2-4 days, just don't leave it at room temp for more than two hours at a time. BACK TO MAKING THE WAFFLES.... The easiest way to "grease" the waffle maker is to simply do a quick spray of Pam on each hot plate before you start making them. If you want waffles that are soft on the outside, spray between each waffle made. If you like a golden brown, slightly crispy/crunchy texture to your waffles, you only need to use the cooking spray once. Stick to using silicone and similar spatulas (avoid using metal utensils) to remove the waffle when it's finished. What's terrific about the size of this waffle maker is that if you have a leftover waffle or two after eating, you can simply stick them in the fridge or freezer for later, and pop them into your toaster (something you can't do with regular-sized waffle makers). Okay, now to the really cool part.... You can make the most amazing waffles with this thing using just canned cinnamon rolls. Without everyone having to wait forever for cinnamon rolls to be baked in the oven. Get a can of the Pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cream cheese icing. Now you can use the icing as-is, but you can make it "pourable" by adding a few ingredients. Just whisk/stir the included cream cheese icing with a cup of powdered sugar, three tablespoons of milk, and a teaspoon of vanilla. Once it's smooth, set it aside. When the waffle maker is hot and ready, stick one cinnamon roll directly in the center of it, and close the top firmly. What's going to happen is that it will slowly rise, the top will slowly move up as well. Grab the "handle" for the top and firmly press it down a second time. What this does is not only flatten the roll to completely fit the circle of the waffle iron, but ensures that it stays flat and baked through. You can eyeball and it and tell when it's made to your liking, I've found that it takes just slightly longer to make a cinnamon roll waffle than a regular waffle made with batter. Before each waffle is served, drizzle your cream cheese glaze over it. Not only do you have an amazing waffle with a taste like none other, but you don't need any type of pancake or waffle batter on hand. I experimented and also made Pillsbury orange rolls with orange icing, they were fantastic. Just remember, the key to making perfectly round cinnamon roll waffles is to close the lid not once, but a second time as the roll starts to rise in your waffle maker. There are plenty of things you can buy for ten bucks. But instead of spending ten bucks on fast food, or two iced coffees, invest it something that you'll actually use often. And when you order one of these, you'll definitely use it often. Breakfast waffles. Piping hot cinnamon roll waffles topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for dessert. Fried chicken and waffle sandwiches. Your only limit is your imagination. You can do what I did, read plenty of reviews, and then decide to order it. Or you could just see for yourself how great it works, it's only $10. Go ahead and add it to your shopping cart, you'll be glad you did.

Oh my freaking GOODNESS, do I love this thing (and the mini Dash rice cooker). Let's be real, there are so many questionable products out there, but this little thing isn't one of them! Yeah, I know! I was surprised too lol. It feels solid, it works well, and I've been hearing "It's so cute!" from all my freinds. I have not made a waffle yet - instead, I have been waffling rice cakes. I use the Dash mini rice maker to cook the rice, then make the rice waffles in the waffle maker. Holy moly, I am now addicted. Seriously. If you're not sure what I'm talking about, try Google-ing "How to make rice waffles and what to eat with them." I've done the sushi ones, the avocado, egg, and chile crunch one, and the onigiri one. So fun and easy. My only suggestion is that if you eat big, get the big Dash waffle maker - the mini waffles are about 3 inches wide, and you can only do one at a time.

Easily one of my best Amazon purchases. I switched to all electric cooking while camping. I got this because the kids love waffles and it’s small enough to fit inside my pot. Been “testing” it out at home for the last two weeks. Works perfectly. Gets hot quickly, stays remarkably clean. Waffles are cooked in about 2 minutes each. While at home I cook a couple dozen then freeze whatever’s left, we heat them in the taster like Eggos. The small size works great for sandwich buns too.

Que maquininha fofa e maravilhosa, é super antiaderente, aquece muito rápido, e chegou em menos de 1 semana, o plug é americano entao precisa de adaptador,ela é 110v e vale muito a pena

En ninguna foto sale el cordon con el enchufe. Aunque soy gran clienta de Amazon, no me fije en el voltaje escrito mas abajo por primera vez. Si un aparato electrico no tiene voltaje europeo, porque se permite vender en Amazon Espana??? Era para un regalo y se paso el tiempo para devolverlo, pero espero que Amazon considere permitirme devolucion de este aparato "Dash DMW001S"...

This is an AWESOME little waffle maker. It creates wonderful waffles! A few things to bear in mind though. First, this is a US product, so if you're buying from another country, know that it has a US plug attached and ONLY runs on 120v. I use mine in the UK, but I have a 240v->120v transformer. If you try using this with 240v, it'll fry itself! Second, it makes a single waffle at a time. Since most waffles take 6-10 minutes to make, it takes quite a while to make batch. That isn't really a problem, you just do other kitchen stuff at the same time. If you're interested, here is my chaffle (keto friendly savoury waffle) recipe. This makes 5-6 chaffles - usually 6 for me. Per chaffle, this is ~140 calories, 11g fat, 160mg sodium, 2g carbohydrate and 8g protein. 3 (large) eggs 1 cup grated cheese 1/4 cup almond flour 1/2 tsp baking powder - Mix it all together while the waffle-making is heating. - When the waffle maker is up to temperature, place ~0.25 cup of the 'batter' onto the middle of the plate - don't be overly generous. I tend to use a little less than 0.25 cup, probably 0.2 of a cup. - Close the lid of the waffle maker and leave alone for 7-10 mins. 7 is relatively soft, 10 is more crispy. Note, don't try to press the lid down after you've added the batter. Just leave it alone and it does all the work. The lid will rise a little during the cooking, that's totally normal. Eat immediately, or leave to cool and eat cold. OR, reheat in an air fryer later to maintain (or even enhance) crispiness. They freeze well too! ENJOY!

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Attention inutile en France ! Le voltage et la prise sont différents ! Pourquoi amazon France vend il des produits incompatibles américains ?