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It has seven different shade settings, so you can make your waffles as light and airy or as dark and crispy as you want them. And there’s an indicator that alerts you when your waffle is cooked to your preferred temperature, so your waffles are never overdone. The cool touch handle means you won’t have to locate your pot holder to open and close your waffle maker while it’s in use. Not willing to give up buttermilk? Halve the amount of buttermilk in your recipe and substitute regular milk for the rest. Your waffles should come out light, airy, and perfectly crisp. Of course, you can leave out the buttermilk altogether if you want to ensure maximum crispness. You can also substitute almond milk if you want a rich, nutty flavor. Can you make waffles without a waffle iron?

There are five temperature settings, so you can make your waffles as light and fluffy as you want. Or you can join the dark side and crank the dial all the way to max for crispier waffles. The dual indicator light lets you know when your waffle maker is hot and when it’s finished baking, eliminating the guesswork from waffle-making. When you’re done, the cord wraps completely around the base, so it won’t take up much room in your cabinet. Whether you’re old hat when it comes to using a waffle maker, or you’re just mastering the art of making perfect waffles at home, there might be a few questions you’d like to have answered. We pulled together some of the most frequently asked questions to save you from having to do any research. Let’s take a look. How is a Belgian waffle different from a regular waffle? Technically speaking, yes, but why would you want to? You won’t get the same crisp edges waffle irons provide, and it takes more time. The red waffle makers featured on our list are efficient, affordable, and they’ll look adorable in any kitchen. Final Thoughts The recipe also varies slightly, as Belgian waffles are typically made with yeast. This gives them that crispy texture people either love or hate. But if you don’t have any yeast on hand, you can always beat egg whites and add them to your regular waffle batter to create a similar texture. How long does it take to cook a waffle in a waffle maker? Well, there could be a couple of reasons why you might have issues with making limp, soggy waffles. The first one is that your waffle iron didn’t heat up long enough. Many waffle irons have a preheating indicator light that lets you know when your waffle maker is ready to go. Wait for the indicator light before adding your batter, and you’ll get light, crispy waffles every time.

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If your waffles still aren’t as crispy as you’d like them to be, it could be your recipe. Moisture is necessary in a waffle batter to keep them tender on the inside and crispy on the outside. The problem is that too much moisture keeps the exterior soft, preventing it from forming a proper crust. One of the main culprits is buttermilk. It tastes fantastic, but because it’s so dense, your waffles tend to be heavier and less crispy. The main difference is their texture, which tends to be crispier and lighter than regular, American-style waffles. Belgian waffles also have deeper divots in them than what we think of as “normal” waffles, which means they can hold extra butter and syrup. You’ll need a waffle maker with deeper grooves in it, like the Chefman Belgian waffle maker featured on our list, to create a true Belgian waffle. It also has skid-resistant feet, preventing it from sliding across your countertop as you work. The feet also protect your counter from scratches, which is always a good thing. The indicator light lets you know when your waffle maker is done preheating, so you can get cooking as soon as possible. When it’s time to put your waffle maker away, you can store it vertically to maximize storage space.

Awarded a Best Buy designation from Consumer Reports, this waffle maker is a budget-friendly powerhouse. It’s designed with a wrap around channel to prevent batter overflow, which reduces the amount of time you’ll have to spend cleaning up when you would rather be eating your waffles. Using the correct portion size is yet another way you can prevent the dreaded overflow problem, and this waffle maker includes measuring cups. Now that we’re all hungry, it’s time to wrap things up. You can make diner-worthy waffles at home in just a few minutes using one of the waffle makers featured on our list. Best of all, you won’t have to break the bank to get the taste and texture you love. Which waffle maker is your favorite?