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Presto 03510 FlipSide Belgian Waffle Maker | 
 enlarge | Brand: Presto
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $59.99
Buy New: $39.99
You Save: $20.00 (33%)
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Rating:  76 reviews
Sales Rank: 155
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8
Dimensions (in): 12 x 12 x 3
MPN: 03510
Model: 3510
UPC: 075741035109
EAN: 0075741035109
ASIN: B000TYBWIG
Release Date: September 1, 2007
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Pre-Order (0-0 Business Days)
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| Features:
| • | 1350-watt Belgian waffle maker with countdown timer and digital display | | • | 180-degree flip design helps evenly coat the batter on upper and lower plates | | • | Makes a 7-inch-wide waffle with extra-deep pockets and 4 easy-to-cut sections | | • | Nonstick cooking surface; base locks in vertical position for compact storing | | • | Measures 12 by 12 by 3 inches; 1-year limited warranty |
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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 45 more reviews...
 Half the price but every bit as good (so far). January 26, 2008
Joseph Ekaitis (Southern California)
64 out of 65 found this review helpful
We bought the Presto FlipSide to replace a faux pro waffler made by the blender company who shares its name with Fred W's Glee Club. That one cost twice the price and lasted a mere three years before going to pieces. It was "Pro" in name only.
Presto took a simpler and possibly more durable approach: Add a second hinge to a traditional counter top Belgian waffle maker so it can flip 180 degrees and let gravity work its special magic. The entire weight of the baking platform is supported by the counter top, not by a pair of screws driven into failure-prone plastic.
When I unpacked the iron and set it on the counter, I noticed that the upper grid "floated" slightly when the grids were resting at the left side of the hinge. It might just be a mass-production variance but it was cause for concern because the iron has to close tightly for proper baking. When I flipped them to the right, the grids closed firmly, so the left side became the filling side and the right, the baking side. Do the same when yours arrives.
The nonstick grids are deep enough to fall into, with dimpled tapered studs that assist in releasing the baked waffle. The baking surface is surrounded by a fairly generous overflow rim. At 1350 watts, it bakes hotter than the 1200 watt pro-look model. The Presto lacks a darkness control but you can compensate by adjusting the baking time. What's important is the initial temperature when the batter hits the grids, and if you turn a darkness control too low, the grids are too cool to "fry" the outside. What you end up with is a textured pancake, not a real waffle.
The battery-powered timer is a nice feature but not really a necessity if your kitchen, like mine, has plenty of timers (the stove, the kitchen scale, the microwave oven).
The waffles come out about an inch and then some in height with a crisp, crackly exterior and a cloud-fluffy interior. We make our waffles from biscuit-and-baking mix but use the professional technique of separating the eggs and beating the egg whites before folding them into the batter. Baking time is 3 minutes for a waffle that would cost you at least a 10-spot plus tax and a tip on a hotel room service menu.
Time will tell if the Presto FlipSide, at half the price, is twice the waffle iron for the money. Updates as they happen. Stay tuned!
Presto Flipside Belgian Wafflemaker November 8, 2007
J. Schultz (Philadelphia area)
32 out of 33 found this review helpful
I love this product. I got it at a great price compared to what I've seen in Kohl's, Bed, Bath and Beyond or Williams and Sonoma. I looked at all brands and all price ranges and I noticed spending more on a waffle maker doesn't get you a better product. Also, some of the stores had more expensive waffle makers that were not Belgian style which is our family favorite. My kids love using the timer and flipping over the waffle to start the process they feel like they are really helping and the timer let's me know when I have a perfectly crisp waffle.
I know this is redundant, but it is really worth 5 stars! March 16, 2008
A. Singh (Upper Darby, PA USA)
20 out of 20 found this review helpful
This waffle iron makes beautiful, fluffy waffles. I had a certain waffle iron from a company beginning with T that makes great toasters, but mediocre waffle irons. I didn't realize how bad it was till a friend of mine made some waffles with that popular eighty dollar waffle maker. I almost cried! They were so good, but I knew I could never afford it! So I decided to try this one based on the good reviews. I'm ecstatic that I did.
First, this machine is quick compared to my other waffle iron. Waffles using a basic recipe are done in less than 3.5 minutes.
Second, the timer is a great idea. Relying on the "steam stoppage" method cooks the waffles too long for some recipes. The beeping when the waffles are done is just enough to bring your attention away from the bacon. Do NOT be foolish enough to leave the room when you have a waffle iron plugged in, for goodness sake!
Third, cleaning is super-easy and storage is a breeze. I love that it folds and locks in an upright position. It fits right in my tiny, overcrowded kitchen.
Last, the waffles are wonderful. Fluffy and crisp on the outside.
Buy this waffle maker. It's worth it!
Easy to Use and Store February 8, 2008
Josephine Gamma (Patchogue, NY USA)
15 out of 16 found this review helpful
This waffle maker works really well. It make thick waffles and stores with great ease as it folds and stores standing up. This is a great space saving feature. I am enjoying using it. I followed the recommendation that you prepare the surface for the first use and there was no sticking even when I used the last of the batter. I would recommend it especially if you are short on space.
Presto 03510 FlipSide Waffle Maker January 12, 2008
N. Armstrong
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I chose this product for myself, using a gift card my son had given me for Christmas. I am very pleased with the waffle maker, easy to use, makes a good wafle. It is smaller than the large square type, easier to use. I like the flip feature, makes for a consistant waffle. I would highly recommend it.
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