When batter overflowed it got all over its front control dials.
Cuisinart 4-Slice Belgian Waffle Maker: Quick to heat and easy to clean, this model heated too unevenly-churning out waffles that were overly browned in the center.It was prone to spillage with larger amounts of batter, but produced evenly browned waffles. Crux Double Rotating Belgian Waffle Maker: We liked the simple control panel on this model.Cuisinart Vertical Waffle Maker: Sporting a unique, vertical design, this model resulted in waffles that were nicely browned for the most part, but undercooked in one spot, as the batter tended to spread beyond the iron and back into the spout used to fill the machine.So, we do recommend it but did find its removable (dishwasher-safe) plates finicky to put back on at times.
All-Clad Gourmet Stainless Steel Belgian Waffle Maker with Removable Plates: This had everything we liked about our favorite high-end Belgian waffle maker pick, just in a larger format.It produced evenly browned waffles and for those who want extra settings, you’ll be happy with this waffle maker. Its control panel is more complex (an LCD screen, two control dials) than the All-Clad’s, which could be a boon or an annoyance, depending on your preference.
Breville BWM640XL Smart 4-Slice Waffle Maker: If the All-Clad is unavailable, we think this is a great option for a high-end Belgian waffle maker.Serious Eats / Vicky Wasik The Competition
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