MasterChef Double Waffle Cone Bowl Maker- Makes Two 4" Bowls at Once! Non-Stick, Easy To Clean, Even Heating- Perfect Homemade Ice Cream Sundaes, Fruits, & Custards-Fun Dessert Party, Mothers Day Gift

I recently had the pleasure of using the MasterChef Double Waffle Cone Bowl maker, and it has quickly become a favorite in our kitchen. This delightful appliance is not only easy to use but also brings a fun twist to dessert time. The double waffle cone bowls it produces are the perfect vessel for ice cream, fruit salads, or any sweet treat you can imagine. The non-stick plates ensure that each waffle bowl comes out perfectly shaped and ready to fill, without any hassle of sticking or tearing. Cleanup is a breeze, making it an ideal choice for both busy weeknights and leisurely weekend treats. The quality of the waffle bowls impressed me, with a nice, even cook and a delightful crunch. It's been a hit with the whole family, sparking creativity in our dessert choices. It's a fun, easy-to-use appliance that produces delicious results every time.

The bowls are not 4 inches. The bowls are 3 and 3/4 inches wide at the top of the opening. They make a great waffle though. I use Pamela's gluten free, and these are nice to fill with yogurt and fruit or syrup and fruit.The cord/plug is about 31 inches long.Put 1/4th cup of batter in each one. They cook in about 2 minutes. It's fast.Cord could have been a bit longer, and a timer light or switch would have been nice at this price. I like it. It's easy and fast.

Makes delicious waffle bowls. Easy to use, cooking time just takes a little longer than expected.

This waffle bowl maker is so much fun! It is a good price and well worth it. We had a chocolate cake version of strawberry shortcake and it was delicious. Are planning an ice cream bar with chocolate cake waffles, ice cream and all the toppings!!!

I love this waffle maker more than I can possibly say. I own a ridiculous number of waffle makers, and this is easily my favorite. It’s easy to use, and each of the waffle bowls only uses a couple of tablespoons of batter. I do wish that the waffles it made were a little bit thicker, and used a little bit more batter, because I would like to have a thicker waffle, but I’m not complaining. My favorite is to stuff it with yogurt and fruit and eat it like a taco.It’s super fun and great quality and works perfectly. I highly recommend.

Makes delicious, perfectly cooked waffles. It is compact, making it easy to store in the kitchen. Easy to operate. Added some fun to Saturday morning breakfast. It does make the waffles smaller than I anticipated.

I like this little waffle cone bowl maker! It does what I hoped : )Waffle cones are luxurious fun to have and the bowl shape encourages creativity.I used this to make a waffle bowl with tapioca pudding, bananas, and whipping cream.Does not take much batter, so I found easiest to use a ready to use batter so did not have to overmake.It does come with a recipe.Easy enough to clean, but cannot take the wells out. Use nonstick brush and it will wipe clean super fast. Does not take long to heat up either, which made it an easy step to add into dessert making somewhere along the 'presentment' stage, but adding a lot of wow and treat factors!Highly recommend!!!

This makes two types of waffle bowls, bad and worse. You either have underfilled cups with holes in them. Or overfilled cups with holes in them. I'm a scientist and I did every single thing possible to make a perfect cup, and it's just not possible. I even used a graduated baster, but it seems impossible to 'land on the sweet spot' of volume. Literally is over or short. That may seem like something you can deal with... and yes, when it's over, you take your kitchen shears, lop off the ears, and eat them or let your pup have a snack. But the holes. Out of 20 cups, I had 3 without holes. I tried fast shut, slow shut, hover shut, hold/hover shut, shimmy shut... not sure how those 3 didn't have a hole, but the rest did.