Dash (DMW001AQ) Mini Maker: The Mini Waffle Maker Machine Reviews

Aaaaamazing!! So easy! Bought this bad boy to make chaffles! Perfect!

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Easy to use, easy clean, and easy to tuck away in a small kitchen. Make up a big batch and freeze for toaster waffles anytime someone in the house want some. Great product!

Definitely one of the best purchases I have made on amazon so far. Just as described, it is a mini waffle-maker. The “mini” part is no joke, the whole thing is small enough to lift in one hand. If you are feeding breakfast to a whole family of five or more then this may not be for you. However, because of its size, it works quicker than a normal sized one so even though you can only make one small waffle at a time, each waffle should be done in about a minute or two. The interior is also non-stick so it is really easy to clean which was a huge bonus for me. On top of that, it comes with a little instruction panphlet that tells you how to use and and also include recipes and recipe ideas! Personally, I love it, it’s what I wanted and more.

This has only one big flaw. The handle that sticks out in the front is either not big enough or just not designed well, so you can burn yourself trying to lift it. I either use a fork to knock it upwards after cooking (because it tends to stick a bit) or I use a mitten.

This silly little thing is perfect. It is so simple that it works almost solely because of that. The non-stick surface really is nonstick. Kind of critical with a waffle maker, so the waffles come off clean without scraping and scrubbing. It makes a waffle in about two minutes. About the time it takes to make my coffee.

The waffles look like an eggo, but they are oh so much better. Definitely, depending on the batter, as good or better than any at a pancake shop.

You plug it in, it warms up and the light goes off. You open it, spoon in about two tablespoons of batter, and close it. The light comes on and when it goes off, the waffle that comes out is wonderful.

Love this. I set it up and within one day I had more waffles than I have had in a year. Now I have them all the time. Great with tea, breakfast, coffee, dessert (ice cream, peanut butter, maple syrup....).

Now, about that weight problem...LOL.

YES! Tiny Eggo-sized waffles! Put anything into it- hashbrowns, tater tots, waffle mix, canned biscuits! Add nuts and berries and things! It even comes with a little recipe booklet! It fits in the palm of your hand, you could literally stuff it in the back of a drawer, but you won't, because as soon as you get it everyone wants mini waffles for every meal. It heats up super fast and is a breeze to clean. If you're making a whole mess of waffles, be sure to give it a quick spritz of nonstick spray every couple waffles or so, so it doesn't rend your delicious waffles asunder. Excellent value. Buy 10 of them and a food truck, you'll be in business.

At first, I laughed thought it was too small to really do anything. I was so wrong, it's an amazing little waffle maker!! Can cook almost anything on it! I have cooked eggs, waffles, and french toast.

works great and especially nice because it doesn't take up a lot of room to store. The waffles don't take long to make and they brown evenly and just the right amount. The only downside is that it takes a long time to make a lot because it just makes one at a time, and they're the size of Eggos, but you know when you buy it. I would recommend it for a single or couple or someone with limited storage space, but if you have a family, you'd probably want a standard-size waffle maker that makes large waffles or several pull-apart waffles at once.

We are in love with this waffle maker!

If you like waffles, but don't want to eat gigantic ones and/or don't have a ton of counters pace to spare for a full size waffle maker, this little thing is well worth the price.

Another benefit of this smaller size is that you can use the waffles from this little machine to make sandwiches, for those who like breakfast on the go, not to mention a sweet and savory treat in the morning.

We have actually been surprised by how much we use this item considering other waffle makers we've purchased all end up collecting dust in the back of a cupboard where they sat unused.

The only people for whom this might not work would be large families, who need to produce more than one waffle very quickly.

Otherwise, you can mix up a batch of batter in a squeeze bottle, use a portion to make your mini waffles, then store the rest in the fridge until the next day.

This really is a waffle maker that you'll use more than once; in fact, diehard waffle fans will probably use it every day.

I love this waffle maker. I am the only one who eats waffles in the house, so the size is perfect for me. For the Belgian waffle recipe I used I only needed to use maybe 2-3 tablespoons of batter to make a waffle. Anymore than 2-3 tablespoons and the batter is dripping out the sides as it cooks. Three waffles and I'm full. I would suggest to cook the waffles well where the middle isn't soggy is to wait until the light comes and put your batter in, then wait until 3 light cycles and viola tasty waffles.

I purchased the Dash Mini Waffle Maker and the Dash Mini Griddle.

The Waffle Maker is easy to use. Plug in, wait for light to go off, spray oil and add batter.

Waffles at 2 1/2 and at 3 minutes were the best. Waffles at 3 1/2 minutes were beginning to dry out.

As with the Griddle, use, tongs, fork or spoon to open. Escaping steam is hot.

These units are small. Exactly what I wanted.

I checked the watts with a "Kill O Watt" meter. Waffle maker draws 368 watts and the griddle 352 watts.