Presto FlipSide Belgian Waffle Maker, Ceramic Kitchen Appliance, 7 Inch, Black

We've had two 3510 ceramic waffle irons for about 7-8 yrs. We have never used oil or anything to contaminate the ceramic surface for the waffles would never leave a residue. We have used the same recipe for the last 5 yrs with no problem of them sticking to the irons. But now we have the waffles sticking very badly to the irons and don't know why. Same recipe for the last 5 yrs, but now they stick and can be very difficult to extract the waffles. I guess they could be just getting old. Considering buying new ones but gun shy with everything becoming so unreliable with the quality seeming to be going down by the year.

We've had this thing for about 10 years and has been awesome. The timer thingy has long since died, but the waffle iron itself is flawless, especially for the price. Easy to store, doesn't take up much space.

I'm so happy with this waffle maker! It makes perfect Belgian waffles, and I like that it comes with recipes and measurements on how much to put in the press. The "flip" action makes sure that the waffle is even on both sides. My only complaint is that the waffles do not come out super crispy, but if you leave the batter in a little longer, it's OK.

Makes great waffles if the idiosyncrasies don't drive me crazy. Timer quit working no display, so have to use the timer on the microwave. Not a big deal. However, the high-pitched whine it makes when cooling down shouldn't be there. Makes noise even when unplugged.

The fluffiest waffles I've seen out of a restaurant. We threw in chocolate, frozen blueberries. No oil

I thrifted this waffle maker and a waring pro model which are quite expensive. I’ve dialed in both and personally think the flipside makes a better, crispier waffle that’s slightly bigger with deeper pockets. It’s way easier to store than traditional flip waffle irons also. Don’t buy into the “temp settings” that other models have. you want to be on full blast anyway and the flipside pulls plenty of power with 1200w. I’ve read reviews complain about the timer function it’s pretty basic but comes in handy.

The "BOMB". The best Waffle Maker I ever used. A far cry from the "Olden Days" When you had to peel half of the waffle from one side of the iron and the other half from the other side. The waffles practically fall out of this machine by their self.

I have had this waffle iron for at least 7 years. Until recently it was a perfectly normal appliance. I do find it difficult to clean the base, and it will leak if I use oil or butter. I have a tiny kitchen, so I LOVE the slim profile when stored. The timer was handy for me... until it was inhabited by some paranormal force. 1½ weeks ago I was making waffles, and I realized that as soon as the iron warned up the timer was rapidly running through the countdown, numbers rushing by in fractions of a second. I want worried, and assumed it was just that the iron is older and the timer was giving up the ghost. That was until I unplugged it. The timer didn't stop. I watched as even without power it inexplicably kept running through it's ever repeating frantic countdown. I shrugged it off, and assumed it was residual power, and put it away. But as the days have passed it never stopped. Instead of giving up the ghost, I believe it took one in. Or possibly is it a sign from the beyond, a sign of the end times. I am starting to worry about what may happen when it stops. However, the waffles didn't taste paranormal, and so I will make myself some more today. I am taking a risk. I could be inviting a poltergeist to breakfast by using it. On the other hand it's just as likely that the spirits would turn against me if left unused in a dark cupboard. I am going to hope that whatever otherworldly forces involved will see it as a sign of respect for me to use the waffle iron. Especially because I am craving waffles with fresh strawberries. Wish me luck.

Works great with exception the timer bell never worked. The actual timer does, but no bell/ding.

mine browns one side but not the other, please advise!

The waffles are surprisingly bigger than the last two brands I’ve had- which is great for a full breakfast. I make waffles 3-4 days a week and it holds up to my batter experiments with gluten free flours without sticking.

Love this waffle iron…..chose this brand as the Presto griddle I have used since 1971 is still performing beautifully. Waffles look exactly like the photo on the box. Cleaning is a breeze. Very pleased with the purchase.

Very nice waffle maker but timer doesn't always work, so I just use the kitchen timer on my microwave when I'm making waffles. I've made several waffles and I use no oil or cooking spray on the waffle iron. Nothing has stuck yet. (I do have oil in the waffle batter.)

I’ve seen rave reviews for this waffle maker online for quite some time. Now that I’m really into sourdough everything I wanted a good waffle maker to do it justice. This one is fabulous! Heats quickly, cooks perfectly, easy to clean. Every single time.

The FlipSide Belgian Waffle Maker is perfect for us. The waffles always turn out, and the waffle iron stores well in our space. The company staff were great when I had a question---many thanks!