Re: waffle maker reccomendations

On Mar 15, 10:05 pm, Goomba38 <goomb...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
pamjd wrote:
The last new waffle iron I bought, not the cheapest but close, worked
fine for a while but slowly lost the ability to heat up enough.
So I am thinking of buying a new one but before I make a big purchase
I thought I would ask for reccomendations.

I want to spend up to $50. I have read some reviews for DeLonghi
retro belgian waffle maker but trust you all more than hype. Thanks.

I own an Oster. I'm sure it wasn't pricey and it works great.

I bought a Sunbeam - "just like Mom's" - for a buck at a yard sale. I
replaced the cotton-and-bakalite cord with a new one (same pin pattern
after all these years) and it works great. Only i only get to use it
about once a year, my "son" (or so he calls himself) prefers the
frozen diskettes.

.

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