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Presto 03510 FlipSide Waffle Maker | 
| Brand: Presto
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $59.99
Buy New: $35.99
You Save: $24.00 (40%)
Rating:  57 reviews
Sales Rank: 406
Shipping Weight (lbs): 7.3
Dimensions (in): 12 x 12 x 3
MPN: 03510
Model: 3510
UPC: 075741035109
EAN: 0075741035109
ASIN: B000TYBWIG
Release Date: September 1, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Flips 180degrees to evenly spread batter for waffles that are crispy outside and fluffy tender inside. | | • | Brushed stainless steel exterior for lasting beauty. | | • | Easy to clean. Nonstick interior wipes clean. | | • | Easy to store. Locks in vertical position to save space. |
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Product Description
Now you can make your own waffles with the Presto FlipSide Belgian Waffle Maker. The professional-style rotating design bakes extra-thick Belgian waffles in minutes. The unique 180 flip design evenly spreads the batter for waffles with a crispy outside and fluffy, tender inside. You can make waffles as big as 7 inches with four easy to cut sections. And make sure your waffles come out unburned with the countdown timer and digital display, which tells you when baking time is up. Its dual function base, which locks in a vertical position, makes it easy to store. You never have to buy store-bought waffles again.
Brushed stainless steel exterior for lasting beauty Dimensions - 12 x 12 x 3 inches, 7 pounds 120 Volts AC, 1350 Watts 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty
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| Customer Reviews: Read 52 more reviews...
 excellent waffle maker September 5, 2008
We have enjoyed the belgian waffles popular at hotel breakfasts so much that I wanted a maker for home. I had reservations because of the size and mess of the hotel variety. This product is so compact. It fold up and goes away into a cabinet very easily and is not messy. And best of all my family likes these waffles even better than the hotel variety.
 Good Waffle Maker September 3, 2008
Heats up quickly, non-stick surface is actually non-stick, doesn't quite cook evenly, but pretty close.
I'M MAKE'N WAFFLES! (and i'm no donkey) August 27, 2008
Inspired by a recent stay at a hotel that provided a continental breaksfast w/Ready-Made Batter and a Waffle Maker, I decided to see what was available online. Reasonable Price and High Customer Review are the criteria I use when making any purchase. I was close to ordering a Waffle Maker that was priced approx. twice the price of this one and decided to go with the less expensive option (under $40) due to the great reviews so many people gave it. I ordered it with (3) cans of the Waffle Mix that came up by default.
Here are my findings...
1. When you set the timer for 3 mins & 30 seconds, even after a 3rd waffle-in-a-row was made, they were all golden brown and perfect!
2. The Timer does not beep when you need to flip it over half-way throught the baking process. With the Presto Waffle Maker, you set the timer for the entire cooking duration and flip the Maker immediately after pouring in the batter. When the timer beeps, Eat!
3. I oiled the grids once prior to using and should not have to oil again. Cleaning was simple after the Maker cooled down after use.
4. I wish the timer used direct electricity as opposed to batteries. It's not a big deal, just disconnected from the overall coolness of the unit.
5. I don't think the timer turns off, but is an lcd screen so uses very little battery.
6. My children and I all ate (1) waffle each, two of us used syrup and one used butter only and ate nothing again until dinner time! We love the taste and will likely make waffles a Saturday or Sunday ritual.
7. The Mix I purchased requires (1) Egg per waffle.
8. It's compact and simple to store in a cabinet and if you want to show off, leave it on the counter.
9. I highly recommend the Presto Flipside Waffle Maker, but I must qualify and let you know, I bought it 2 weeks ago. (Aug 2008).
MikeV - Waffle Guy
 Okay - Works okay but very plastic and cheaply made! August 27, 2008
The iron worked pretty good. I hated that the timer was not connected into the unit and ran separately on batteries. Having to pull the battery out everytime I had to put it away was a pain and just a bad design. You really have to play with the waffles to get an evenly baked one because if you go by the book you will have really dark waffles. Tends to run on the hotter side.
I am currently in the market for a new iron and would not purchase this one again because of the cheap plastic handles. My son accidentally dropped this product and it broke into a million pieces leaving shards of plastic all over the kitchen. Like they say - things just aren't made like they used to be!!
makes the cook happy August 25, 2008
We had a Belgian waffle make from JCPenney that made great waffles, but the handle fell off the third time we used it. The Cook repaired it frequently and finally it couldn't be fixed again. After much research we felt this one was the best as it didn't truly have a handle-so far so good. And the waffles are just great. The Cook's wife.
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