Cuisinart WMR-CA Waffle Irons

The Cuisinart WMR-CA Waffle Irons is ranked #4 in how easy it is to Clean, #4 in how simple it is to Use, #4 in how good its Non Stick Surface works, #4 in how well it makes Pancakes and #4 in how well it makes Belgian Waffles.

"This waffle cooker is a great value for the money. It heats consistently, is easy to clean and takes up little room. Mine has performed well for several years." - on Apr 26 2009 …full review

"…play with it to figure out what is the best setting for you. But, it's very simple, and SO easy to clean. It's the perfect size for individual waffles - just like you get a breakfast…" - on Jan 31 2009 …full review

"The waffel iron works just as we wanted it to. It is easy to use and easy to clean. And, the waffles are great." - on Sep 11 2008 …full review

"…to smoke and I wonder if it will always do that. It works great, though. It is very easy to clean, and stores compactly and looks great. I'm bringing it in to work for our…" - on Feb 28 2008 …full review

"A quality product. Heat control is adjustable, accurate and easy to read Waffles are uniform in color at each control setting. Easy to clean and attractive." - on Feb 18 2008 …full review

"Nice simple and affordable regular waffle iron." - on Jul 3 2009 …full review

"Besides a "new" smell that hasn't gone away completely after about 10 uses, this waffle maker is just right. Just the right size, just the right ease of use and cleanup. Tips: be sure…" - on May 13 2009 …full review

"…have a metal browning lever that connects directly to the thermostat's rotary switch - a very simple thing to do. To obtain the correct temperature setting, set the adjustment lever so…" - on Feb 15 2009 …full review

"Easy to use!" - on Jan 31 2009 …full review

"…circa 1950's waffle recipe and make the richer waffles with sweet milk. They are delicious!). It's easy to use, small to store, sturdier than cheapo plastic versions, and a good price." - on Nov 29 2008 …full review

"…butter, and the waffles stuck both times. I had a similar waffle iron for many years and the nonstick truly was nonstick. I never used anything on it, although that may have been after…" - on Feb 20 2009 …full review

"…16 yr old often has to wait a few minutes). I read in the instructions on how to 'season' the non-stick coating and we have never had a waffle stick. They always come right out. Without…" - on Nov 29 2008 …full review

"…the following issues: 1) The instructions say, despite it's teflon coating, you should use non-stick spray. Please, heed this warning and do as they say. I made the mistake of not…" - on Feb 15 2008 …full review

"…in, etc. THEN at bottom of page under note: they tell you might be good idea to first spray non stick coating on for first use then go on to tell you it might be good idea to always do…" - on Feb 15 2008 …full review

"Best waffle iron made, each waffle comes out the same, time and time again, Select the preference and count on getting a perfect match, non-stick surface works great if you cure the…" - on Feb 9 2008 …full review

"…this takes a bit of practice and the waffle maker has to season itself. You can find fancy pancake and waffle mixes at Amazon and specialty stores, but I have been using ordinary…" - on May 2 2008 …full review

"…it a waffle instead of a pancake and ensures no sticking. I even use cornmeal mix to make cornbread waffles, and just made some today using just cornmeal mix, hot water, and oil. Perfect!!" - on Feb 21 2008 …full review

"…are necessary to contain the puddles of syrup, without which you may as well be making a pancake. I'm giving this 4 stars (if I could it would be 4.5 stars) because the browning is a…" - on Feb 1 2007 …full review

"…after some use and conditioning. I don't remember. We prefer the classic waffle over the Belgian style and don't have the space for the newer flip style irons. If you're in the same…" - on Feb 20 2009 …full review

"My wife and I hate belgian style waffles and have been searching for a long time to find a decent classic waffle iron. We found this one here and decided to give it a try. We've used…" - on Jan 4 2009 …full review

"A couple years ago I was looking for a traditional style waffle maker. I do not like Belgian waffles (I think they soak up too much syrup and get mushy faster). I found this Cuisinart…" - on Nov 29 2008 …full review

"We like homemade breakfasts at my house and I wanted a traditional waffle maker, not the Belgian style. In my experience, those waffles lose heat too fast. I saw the Cuisinart and…" - on Sep 13 2008 …full review

"…for $30 but regularly $50. This waffle iron makes regular waffles, not the deeply indented Belgian waffles which I do not care for. Homemade is definitely better than any frozen waffle…" - on Jul 11 2008 …full review