From classic fluffy squares to thick Belgian varieties, waffles can be perfectly customized with all the trimmings from the comfort of your own kitchen. However, the mouthwatering treat loved by many ...

When it comes to breakfast, few things compare to warm, fluffy waffles. But if the idea of cleaning your waffle maker keeps you from making these breakfast treats, it's likely you just haven't found ...

There are few comfort foods as beloved as waffles — and they are having a moment, as home chefs across the country are pairing them with unexpected (and delicious!) savory favorites from sautéed ...

Switch off the waffle maker and unplug it. When the waffle maker is completely cool, use paper towels or a damp cloth to wipe down the waffle plates. To loosen stubborn baked-on batter bits, apply a ...

The most important test results in our waffle maker ratings are how each model cooks and browns waffles. But since we know that people generally loathe using kitchen appliances that take even more ...

Waffles have been an American staple since Cornelius Swartwout invented the first waffle iron more than 150 years ago. His stovetop waffle iron was designed to be turned easily, thereby reducing the ...

When it comes to cooking, anything that involves wet, sticky batter is bound to make a mess. So it’s no surprise that waffle makers are notoriously difficult to clean. Baked and dried-on batter can ...

Keeping your waffle iron clean isn't hard, but it also takes some skill if you expect it to be thorough. Between the nooks and crannies of the surface grid and the baked-on batter that seems ...