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Cuisinart WAF-4B 4-Slice Belgian Waffle Iron, Brushed Stainless | 
 enlarge | Brand: Cuisinart
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $100.00
Buy New: $69.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  19 reviews
Sales Rank: 3273
Color: Brushed Stainless
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 9.9
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
MPN: WAF-4B
Model: WAF-4B
UPC: 086279010292
EAN: 0086279010292
ASIN: B0007Q3DPQ
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| Features:
| • | Easy-to-use waffle iron with 6 browning levels bakes 4 Belgian waffles at once | | • | Brushed stainless-steel housing; regulating thermostat; lock-down lid ensures even baking | | • | Red "power on" indicator light; "off" setting; audible tone; "ready to bake" and "ready to eat" indicator lights | | • | Cool-touch side handles; nonstick grids; cord wrap; upright storage; instructions and recipes included | | • | Measures approximately 12-1/4 by 12 by 4 inches; 3-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
Golden brown and delicious, a quartet of Belgian-style waffles emerge with deep pockets, ready to catch sweet syrup and fruit toppings. Nonstick baking plates sit within a sleek, handsome stainless steel housing. A six-setting browning control lets you control the cooking process, perfectly baking waffles just the way you like them. Three-year limited warranty.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 14 more reviews...
 Cuisinart Belgian Waffle Iron is in a class of its own November 2, 2008
The Cuisinart 4-slice Belgian Waffle Iron is easy to use, makes perfect waffles and cleans up beautifully. The simple settings make every baking experience a good one. Waffle irons are notorious for being difficult to keep clean however this particular design is conducive to easy cleaning with each use.
 Didn't live up August 26, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Love Belgian waffles; especially with fresh whipped cream. Had just gotten a Liss whipped cream maker so I figured let's make some treats at home.
Went to a brick and mortar store because had 25% off coupon. My original intent was to purchase the Waring flip type model, but it seemed a little complicated and flimsy. Also the sales clerk said they had a lot of returns for that model and very little for the Cuisinart.
Back home the next morning. Used a commercial mix and added black cherry coffee syrup. The waffles tasted pretty good, but boy was my first time a mess. Batter oozing out etc. As a matter of fact my housekeeper said this is the worst thing you have ever bought. But I figured there is a learning curve with anything.
Fast forward a week. New recipe with real eggs etc. Waffles were OK. They were a little greasy and darker on the bottom. Thought the bottom darkness was from pouring batter and it cooking a little before top was closed. So I began working on moving faster and figuring out how much batter. By the way about 1/2 cup is just about right.
Waffles got worse with each new batch. Bottom dark and top light and pale looking. Worked some more still worse. Then it hit me the waffles were cooking from the bottom up! The top part did not heat!!
Three single uses and broken. Own a lot of other Cuisinart appliances with no problem, but this waffle maker is a turkey.
It looks good and they have redesigned the front to help with the batter coating the controls, but they kept the rolled edges which makes clean up a harder job than it should be.
Would I buy it now knowing what I know. That would be a toss up. Fresh waffles sounded good but the trouble of going through all the mixing, calculating, pouring, and clean-up just kinda took the fun out.
A Perfect Machine July 7, 2008
From the first waffle it made them perfectly. I tried from light to very crispy and each time they came out as advertised. I am still trying the wide variety of recipes that came with it, many very unusual and very good. I couldn't have made a better pruchase.
 Zippee Waffles! February 23, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
We love our new waffle iron! It's so fast! No mess either! I could do without the beeping, however. It would have been nice to have a model without noise, or at least the option of turning it off.
It started off great... February 17, 2008
41 out of 41 found this review helpful
I am a true believer in reading reviews done by people who have owned the product for a significant amount of time. Most products seem great when you first purchase them and the same rings true for this. When I purchased this waffle iron I loved it. It has been about a year and a half since the initial purchase. I make my kids waffles several times a week. So I really use it.
Here is the good stuff: The waffles do cook great and I love the timer. I get great waffles all the time thanks to the beep.
Now the issues:
1. The cost is high considering the low quality of the iron. I have cheaper irons that are built way better.
2. The temperture control handle broke within 60 days. I can use it but if falls off all the time.
3. It is a pain in the butt to clean. The grids do not come out and it's pretty heavy so it is difficult to wash.
4. The sides of the handle get really hot and the handle is not sturdy. They may have addressed this with the new model.
5. My newest issue, the non-stick coating is coming off. YUCK! I had my previous waffle maker for 10 years and the coating is still in-tact. Since non-stick coating is so dangerous for your health I am going to be throwing this out. Every time I use it there are more areas where the coating is chipping off. It has never been washed with anything more than a wash cloth, and no metal utensils are used.
I do not think this is a very good purchase. I hope my review is helpful.
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