Do pro-style waffle makers that flip work?
When I asked if there were an advantage to purchasing a waffle iron that required flipping or turning the iron over one that remained stationary, Jeffrey told me that there really isn’t any proof that pro-style waffle irons work better than the non-flip type, but added that many users like because they are fun to use. That really didn’t impress me because the less work I have to do, the better. Then Jeffrey showed me some waffle irons that had adjustable temperature settings, which would allow me to keep waffles warm, to reheat or to adjust cooking time if necessary. My impression of those was so-so, and we continued to look. Waffle maker prices? The only real choices remained the type of waffles I wanted to serve my family and my spending limit. I was astonished to find the broad range of prices. Jeffrey showed me waffle irons that ranged in price from less than thirty dollars to super deluxe models like the Kitchen Aid Pro-Line waffle baker that cost more than $200. After recovering
