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eBay with aSavings has the Waring Pro Stainless Steel Single Belgian Waffle Maker for $50 with free shipping. Found around $60 and up in other stores. Integrated with a browning control knob, rotates for even browning, and has LED ready indicator and audio signal. [Amazon Reviews]
Waring Pro Stainless Steel Single Belgian Waffle Maker $50 at eBay
$50
Retail: $100
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    Myself - Posted 6:39 am PST 02/5/13 (985 Posts)  Report Spam

    I was a skeptic about these fancy waffle makers, always figuring that my "george foreman"-style stationary unit was adequate, until I encountered the rotating style at a hotel. It really does make better waffles, by distributing the batter evenly about the iron early in the cycle. It doesn't have to rely on the batter to expand and fill gaps, so any gaps left are in the core of the waffle, rather than appearing as discontinuities in the surface. They're picture-perfect, every time.

    Only problem is cleanup, as a smidgen of the raw batter will often leak out during the flip maneuver. Not a big deal, but worth noting.

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    zzyzx - Posted 7:03 am PST 02/5/13 (5140 Posts)  Report Spam

    Just say no to rotating waffles... You're messing with the forces of the Coriolis Effect flipping waffles while they are cooking. Eating these waffles repeatedly over a period of time could cause you to become permanently dizzy...

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    fxp - Posted 10:05 am PST 02/5/13 (1214 Posts)  Report Spam

    I have a flipper its better and is necessary because the holes are deeper to get coverage. This one looks enormous, it'll take a shelf all by itself to store and lug out. They have smaller ones that are good.

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    izzybob - Posted 10:37 am PST 02/5/13 (188 Posts)  Report Spam

    Have this same model (it looks just like the one I have, model WWM450PC) and it works great! I've been using it nearly every weekend for about a year and the waffles come out really nice.

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    WartHog - Posted 1:58 pm PST 02/5/13 (508 Posts)  Report Spam

    I like products with a small form factor, but THIS THING LOOKS HUGE?

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    zzyzx - Posted 4:59 pm PST 02/5/13 (5140 Posts)  Report Spam

    But you'll look like you are sophisticated to others storing such a large appliance on your counter top just to cook such a trivial thing as a waffle...

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    dave_c - Posted 5:15 pm PST 02/5/13 (20912 Posts)  Report Spam

    The problem I have with waffles is people look at you funny if you slap a piece of animal between two of them to make a sammich.

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    zzyzx - Posted 5:27 pm PST 02/5/13 (5140 Posts)  Report Spam

    Yeah but you are getting attention that you probably thrive on...

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    dave_c - Posted 3:31 pm PST 02/6/13 (20912 Posts)  Report Spam

    I'm very suspicious of people who don't thrive on attention, tho' with Facebook and Twitter it's hard to tell these days... everyone's an attention tomato.

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