Krups 654-75 Waffle Irons

The Krups 654-75 Waffle Irons is ranked #12 in how well it makes Belgian Waffles, #30 in how easy it is to Clean and #30 in how simple it is to Use.

"The Krups Belgian Waffle Maker is a great appliance, make no doubt about it. Don't pay much heed to the review that are 8 years old... they must have improved the product since then…" - on Feb 22 2009 …full review

"Love my new belgian waffle maker. Did not have any of the problems that all the other reviewers have complained about. Mine works perfectly fine and I have had guests invite themselves…" - on Feb 10 2009 …full review

"Pros: inexpensive waffle maker; waffles shaped the way Belgian waffles are shaped in Belgium; simple to use; compact upright storage; comes with recipes for waffles "from scratch"; lights…" - on Jun 8 2008 …full review

"…in my experience) and use a plastic spatula to remove the waffles. I also suggest using a quality Belgian waffle mix such as Krusteaz to make waffles as good as any restaurant waffles." - on Aug 13 2007 …full review

"…toast them in my toaster oven for breakfast on another morning. I usually use the Krusteaz Belgian waffle mix. I also use a blunt wooden spoon to wedge the waffles out of the grid. I…" - on Feb 15 2006 …full review

"I am a waffle expert from both sides of the griddle. This is the best in the domestic market one can buy. Simple to use, consistently reliable, and easy to clean. This is the fourth one…" - on May 6 2008 …full review

"Pros: inexpensive waffle maker; waffles shaped the way Belgian waffles are shaped in Belgium; simple to use; compact upright storage; comes with recipes for waffles "from scratch"; lights…" - on Jun 8 2008 …full review

"I am a waffle expert from both sides of the griddle. This is the best in the domestic market one can buy. Simple to use, consistently reliable, and easy to clean. This is the fourth one…" - on May 6 2008 …full review