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Cuisinart WAF-6 Traditional-Style 6-Slice Waffle Iron, Brushed Stainless Steel | 
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| Brand: Cuisinart
List Price: $120.00
Buy New: $77.43
You Save: $42.57 (35%)
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Rating:  40 reviews
Color: Brushed Stainless
Shipping Weight (lbs): 10.4
Dimensions (in): 15.8 x 13.6 x 6.9
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MPN: WAF-6
Model: WAF-6
UPC: 086279007896
EAN: 0086279007896
ASIN: B0006L9V0S
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Traditional-style 6-slice waffle iron in brushed stainless-steel housing | | • | 6-setting browning control for light to dark golden waffles | | • | Green "ready" light; red "power on" light; locking latch; under-base cord wrap | | • | Non-stick baking plates clean up easily; flared sides catch drips | | • | Measures 15-1/4 by 6-8/9 by 13-4/7 inches; 3-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
Now you can make sumptuous Belgian waffles in no time with this convenient waffle iron. It makes up to six slices, which is just the right amount for a family and includes deep pockets and nonstick plates for easy cleanup. The six variable settings let you make the waffles just how you want them. Contains a lock down lid and brushed steel finish. Model #WA-F6. Three year limited warranty.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 10 more reviews...
 Waffles for Sunday Brunch are a tradition April 24, 2008
Ann B. Lacey (Massachusetts transplanted in Kansas)
This is the best product. And, I'm so glad I read all the reviews before I bought my waffle maker. Don't waste time getting a small one. I bought the Cuisinart waffle maker that makes 6 at a time. In 10 minutes I can make 12 waffles for Sunday brunch. We love them and if we have leftovers I freeze them and put them in the toaster for snacks. I've never been disappointed with Cuisinart products.
Great for the whole family! April 9, 2008
M. Owen (Grand Rapids, MI USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
We read many reviews before buying this waffle maker, and we have to say that most of bad reviews are inaccurate. The handle is not too small, it's just the right size, and there is little chance that you'll burn yourself unless you are careless. There is a trick to dispersing the batter so that it doesn't leak out, and if it does leak out in first few pours before you get the hang of it, let it bake on so it's easier to clean later. Best bet, start with smaller amounts of batter, and work your way up. This waffle maker makes the best waffles, and it's great that you don't have to set any timers. The machine beeps when it's ready, and it beeps again to let you know you have to check the waffles and take them off the grill. The beaping takes some getting used to, but you can tone it out when you're among family. We like crispier waffles in our family, and this made crispy waffles all around, and yet they were also soft and fluffy in the center - we all agreed they were the best waffles we ever had! And there was no fighting over who got the next batch because they were done quickly, and there were plenty to go around.
Quick Waffles March 1, 2008
The Waffler (New England)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This waffle machine makes it much easier to make a meal for the family in short time. The batter did go over the edges a few times before I figured out how much batter to use but that's fine. It's a waffle maker - it happens! Clean up was fine. Best feature was the quick cooking time. I had 24 waffles for dinner and 24 for the freezer in no time.
Cuisinart 6-Slice Waffle Iron February 29, 2008
Waffle Maker (Georgia)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I love my Cuisinart WAF-6 Waffle Iron, so much so-that I bought 2 of them! We are really into 100% whole wheat waffles with fresh fruit on top. I use two irons at once just so I can speed up the process. I make different ingredients per batch for the kids (nuts,extract,spices,chopped fruits).Not everyone likes the same, so when I do break out the irons (about 1 or 2 days a month) I cook, ziploc bag each one separately, write flavor on bag, then freeze.The kids grab one they like and put them in the toaster. They even eat them without syrup - like a cookie. ***A little TIP: Do NOT refrigerate whole wheat, it becomes rubbery within hours. From freezer to toaster is best.
An excellent waffle maker January 23, 2008
G. Minor
We are very happy with the 6 waffle maker by Cuisinart. It will serve my family well.
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