MultiMaker Mini Waffle Maker, Removable Waffle & Griddle Plates, Aqua | Mini Pancake Maker for Kids; Interchangeable Plates Cook Pancakes, Eggs, Snacks, and Fun Unicorn & Dinosaur Waffles

Our family is absolutely obsessed with this mini waffle iron. The removable plates make it super easy to clean, and it works well for carb-lovers and low-carb breakfasts. It makes perfectly shaped, perfectly cooked eggs for waffle sandwiches in about a minute and it's a breeze to swap out plates. The set with 2 waffle irons, 2 flat irons (perfect for eggs), 1 dinosaur and 1 unicorn is perfect for the whole family. We have used it every day since we got it. (And I almost never used my old waffle iron because it was a pain to clean.) It also came with a recipe book. At $22, it's a bargain with everything you need for wholesome, homemade, breakfasts for everyone -- in minutes. Plus easy clean up! I'm really pleasantly surprised with how happy we've been with it. I thought for the price, it probably wouldn't be the best but I kept seeing chaffle recipes I wanted to try and I'm so glad I did! I could see down the road having 3 side by side to be able to make several at a time since we can eat them faster than I can make them. I'm looking forward to trying new keto and carnivore recipes - the way it cooks eggs was a really pleasant surprise (easier than a frying pan and they come out so soft and fluffy and delicious). And saving money making the kids waffles from scratch, with ingredients I can control. (It's almost as easy cooking a frozen one.) The net is: tiny size is easy to store, cooks food perfectly, super non-stick, removable plates make it easy to clean, and so many options to make fun recipes for kids and adults (with or without carbs). Buy one, or two, or three, and you won't be disappointed. Then try to see if you can go a day without thinking "I can just cook one of those up really quick..."

I got this to entice my toddler to eat waffles (ideally with some hidden veggies in them), but honestly I use it more to make cute little waffles for myself. The waffles come out perfect every time and are the perfect serving size for a not-so-big-eater. It heats well and quickly, and I have had no issues with any part of it.

Cutest little waffle maker....very easy to put and use... heats up quickly and you can even check the little light that goes on and off...my daughter loved it so much...I wish it had a little handle or head to pull it open as it gets lil hot while cooking but an adult will be able to use normally... easy to clean once cool put them in dishwasher and you are done... compact so doesn't take much space...worth the price .... I got different plates like unicorn and Dino etc which made my daughter’s birthday breakfast so special... if you want them dark you can leave them in there for little longer .... heats up quicklyand evenly...love love loved it...

Bought this for a work potluck and then for my daughter. She LOVES having homemade waffles now. It heats up very fast which is nice. I did take a point off because sometimes the little handle to open and close gets really warm. It’s very easy to clean since the parts pop off. It’s the perfect size for our little apartment. We have waffles every other weekend now! Definitely worth the price.

Way better than my other waffle maker. The removable dishwasher safe plates make clean up a breeze. Pancake/waffle Recipe: Makes about 6 4” waffles on this maker. Plug in waffle maker to preheat and put the following in a medium bowl: 1 egg 1 cup milk, whole if possible 2 teaspoons cider vinegar 2 Tablespoons olive oil Mix until combined, then add: 1 cup flour 2 Tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 teaspoon salt Mix only until all ingredients are moist and still a bit lumpy. When the top light goes off it’s preheated. I put a little more olive oil on the bottom plate of the waffle maker just for the first waffle, probably not necessary. As they all easily come out. This batter is thicker so you might want to gently spread out the batter before cooking. You don’t need to cover the bottom plate with batter as the top plate will compress and fill it when closed. Be sure not to push the plate releases as you close it. Only use plastic or silicone utensils to remove waffles to preserve the nonstick plates. My 2 year old niece loves the unicorn waffles, my teenagers love the griddle plates for eggs etc. I’m hoping they release a Bluey plate as that is my nieces favorite character.

Like having multiple plates to use. Able to change them out.

The plates are cool for the kids and after first use work. I do not like how the buttons to detach the plates are right where you pick up the lid. Gotta wear oven mits the whole time as, it is pretty unsafe to open the lid. It could almost do well to have a little handle on the side. It works and is cheap, and looks alright. However, pretty unsafe, but maybe that’s just the waffle maker market.

This mini maker is exactly what I needed. I have made a number of different things with it, all of which were not with traditional waffle batter (think banana bread batter, brownie batter, tofu waffle batter, etc...), and I have used the flat surface plates for grilled sandwiches, fried eggs, and such. Non-stick surfaces do not disappoint (but you should brush a little oil) It's a great little kitchen tool.

Kids love this, works great

Hermoso regalo para mi sobrino. Quedo encantado, aunque es pequeño le encantó porque pueden cambiarse las placas. Además en tres minutos están los wafles

The maker is great. The ad was deceiving though. I thought there were more attachments plates that came with it.