Presto 03510 Waffle Maker

Pros: Simpler and possibly more durable design than other "pro" wafflers.

Cons: No darkness control (may be important to some users)

The Bottom Line: Simpler and potentially more sturdy than "pro" looking waffle makers, the Presto FlipSide could be twice the value for half the price.

Review: 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 (see my review titled "The Belgian Waffle Finally Comes Home (but only stayed for three years)"). That one cost twice the ...

Pros: Low Cost. Easy to use.

Cons: Cheap plastic clamp may break preventing the unit from upright storage. Power cord too short.

The Bottom Line: Nice unit to add to your kitchen equipment! Power cord too short.

Review: I decided to try the Presto 03510 Waffle Maker when the Waring Professional Waffle Maker broke after two years. This unit weighs in at 5 Points 12 ounces. It has a much smaller footprint than the Waring Professional, and stores in a ...

Pros: Low cost. Excellent thick, crisp waffles. Easy to store

Cons: Does not look like a professional waffle maker. No on-off switch.

Review: I returned my Waring "Professional" maker due to electrical short and bought the Presto. This is half the price. It makes excellent thick Belgium waffles. It appears that the extra price for the Waring is just to add the stand to make it look ...

Pros: Fair price for a flipper Pretty well made, no hinge slop Timer/beeper

Cons: Non-removable plates

The Bottom Line: If you're shy on space, and want a reasonably-priced flip-type waffler, the Presto Flip-side is a great choice.

Review: For the past two weeks, the thought of buying a waffle iron has been stuck in my craw. So, I began the usual round of searching and researching, and chose the Presto Flip-side based on all the good reviews. WallyWorld's website was where I first found ...

Pros: Looks great

Cons: Waffles stick

Review: Looks great. But, unless you spray the grids with oil, the waffles stick. We purchased the unit, followed the instructions to season the "non-stick" grids, and the waffles immediately stuck. If you spray the grids, you lose the darker, crisper exterior. ...