MasterChefWaffle Cone and Bowl Maker- Includes Shaper Roller and Bowl Press- Homemade Ice Cream Cone Treat Baking, Cookie Iron Machine, Electric Kitchen Appliance for DIY Fun Summer Sundae Parties

La compré para hacer obleas como las llamamos en Colombia, así ahorrar un poco respecto a lo que cuestan en la calle, salen perfectas con las recetas que vienen incluidas en el folleto.Otro punto a favor es que traiga los moldes para hacer barquillos para los conos de helado.Me encanta que la superficie sea antiadherente, aunque igual recomiendo ponerle aceite antes de cada proceso para evitar que el azucar al calentarse haga que se quede pegado.Por otro lado investigando en Youtube me encontré alguien que da la receta para hacer pringles caseras y con esta maquina se hacen unas super Pringles que les han encantado a todos, hasta estoy pensando en ponerlas a la venta.

Bought this for stroopwafels first and made more than a dozen with it the day after it arrived. It performed very well once I figured out the timing - just about 2 minutes and every waffle was golden brown perfection. The unit maintained consistent temperature throughout, the nonstick plates released everything easily with an offset spatula, and the natural weight of the top plate produced the perfect thickness. Can’t wait to try it on a traditional cone recipe. This iron has already earned a spot in my kitchen - will take care of it!

It cooks uneavenly.Thinner towards the back. The batter runs forward and makes it uneven. So it cooks faster where its thinner and not as much towards the front. I'm sure putting something underneath in the front like a cutting board or something can help with this. Haven't tried it yet but will.Other than that. It works. Bought it to make homemade nutty buddies

Pros:-Comes with a great recipe that's easy to convert to gluten-free-It's easy to use-Happy kids eating gluten-free waffle cones in the first time in YEARSCons:-The lights are a bit of a joke. You can't tell if one is lit over the other. They both look lit, all the time.-It cooks the waffle cones unevenly, and distributes the batter unevenly - so you'll have a thick and thin side. Even with adding extra time, the thick side sometimes does not get crispy.-The directions say there is a latching mechanism, but there isn't one. So?

It is simple to use but did take a bit of practice to get the cones closed at the bottom. My family loves it. Just plug it in and it heats up quickly. If making large quantities, I suggest Unplugging it and letting it cool down for awhile. It’s built for home use, not commercial.

Works great. Use it for all kinds of projects in the kitchen. The kiddos love it too

What a disappointment! Not sure what the lights are for because only the red light stays on. Green light never came on. Burnt waffle waiting for green light. Very poor design overall. Direction say to add a 1/4 cup of batter. Poured battered around the plate trying to spread evenly and closed lid. Once opened, the waffle closest to the hinge was extremely thin and towards the opening it was thick. I tried different placement of batter and ended up with the same result. Very uneven cooking. The grid doesn’t show up much and the waffle looks more like a pancake. I made the recipe that comes with the unit. It’s OK with a little vanilla and almond added. This thing is a waste of money.

So easy to use. The temperature could be a little higher, but I leave it longer so when it get cooler the cone would be crunchy.