PrimAlite Mini Waffle Maker 4 Inch- 350 Watts: Stainless Steel Non-Stick Electric Iron Machine for Individual Belgian Waffles, Pan Cakes, Paninis or Other Snacks - Tangy Red

This makes terrific and delicious waffles. It is easy to clean and store without taking up much space. The eye-catching look is excellent for any kitchen. Check YouTube for many interesting ways to cook with this waffle maker. Sabudana Waffles, Dosa Waffles, Besan Chilla Waffles, Millet, Oats and many more Waffles. This makes big waffles, which is the perfect size.

It's simple to use and easy to clean. I've tried regular waffles and potato waffles so far and they've both turned out great.It is however a tad bit expensive for the size. It produces one 4 inch waffle in roughly 5 minutes. There are cheaper waffles makers available that produce two waffles together.

Waffles came out so soft without sticking on the plates. Really worth buying. Compact size . Electricity saver as it's speed is perfect.

Within 20 days waffle pan is not heating completely spoiled amazon is not providing warranty service

This is wonderful kitchen item for making waffles for breakfast, lunch or dinner and cheaper 100 times lower than same American products. We are very much happy with this waffle maker. These items needs more publicity to educate Indian People about new foods, benefits and their making gadgets.

It's cute for sure, but too small for practical use...will takes atleast 5-6 waffles this size for each individual ! That is time consuming

Working nice n making cute pancakes but size is tiny

Update March 21I am loving this! I made the most amazing potato-waffles - crisp on outside, soft inside ...like french fries.I steamed 1, washed, medium potato cut into small cubes, mashed it when soft (22 minutes) added some ghee, 1/2 - 3/4 tsp salt ( I like mine salty - DO NOT USE MORE THAN 3/4 tsp salt for 1 potato) and 3 tsp besan. I mixed in about 2 tsps reserved hot water from steaming potatoes (i used filtered wate). You want very thick batter. The water is only to moisten the besan. I didn't add any masala. plugged in griddle. I lightly oiled the griddle when light turned off.I scopped a good bit and placed onto the griddle, pressing very very lightly into the griddle. if you apply too much pressure, it will get stuck in waffle grooves. takes mintues 6:30. makes around 4 potato waffles (depends on size of potato).Serve with your choice subji, chutney.Delicious, filling, nutritious. great for on the go. can be wrapped in foil for late emergency but please try to be eco-friendly. griddle heats up within 3 minutes easy. Don't overfill. fill slowly leaving the outter rim empty (it will fill in by itself after closing lid).These are my humble guidelines. enjoy.I have used this about 4 times now. My first impression was that it was used before and retuned. The box was in very bad shape as was the instruction leaflet inside. The contents looked displaced. I cleaned it well and read through leaflet.The maker does get really hot and steam is let off from sides. Make sure you clear around it for a foot in all directions.Make sure the batter is of proper consistency; not too thick or too thin.I made my waffles with homemade cashew milk and each waffle takes 5:50 seconds to cook so that it has a little crispy.there is no timer. You need to set a timer for each one.As long as batter is proper - it is fool proof and anyone can use it with great results.Highly recommended for college/hostel/traveling.My waffles turn out perfect every time.I top mine with peanut butter and then sprinkle raisins over it. I use coconut oil in batter (2 tsp) and lightly brush the irons.Very filling and satisfying.