KitchenAid Pro Line??? Waffle Baker

Pros: Simple to use, easy clean-up, perfection every time!

Cons: None yet

Review: This is, by far, the best waffle iron I have ever used. It makes crisp, evenly browned waffles every time. The inside is moist and delicious. My kids can't get enough of them - and I am happy to make them because it is so simple and clean-up is a ...

Pros: Bakes and browns well and evenly, holds heat well

Cons: Heavy and expensive

Review: Have had one of these for over two years now. Very good consistent browning, crisp on the outside, fluffy on the inside. Holds the heat well so you don't have to wait between batches. Wonderful for quickly producing lots of waffles for a crowd. ...

Pros: Perfect browning outside, moist inside, can cook two waffles at one time, heats up fast.

Cons: None

Review: I have served waffles at my restaurant for twenty years. I have tried every machine made. This is by far the BEST.That includes $600-$700 restaurant quality makers. If you're in the market for a quality machine, don't even give it a thought -- buy ...

Pros: Excellent aesthetics! A beautiful piece of kitchen art. Non-stick surfaces work well

Cons: Poor heat intensity equals soggy waffles Difficult cleanup

The Bottom Line: A beautiful piece of kitchen art that produces acceptable white flour waffles (light batters) but heavy batters such as whole wheat come out soggy.

Review: This review compares what I believe are the two most desirable waffle makers on the market for under $300. The units are the Kitchenaid Pro Line Series Waffle Baker model KPWB100, a 1400 watt, two waffle iron unit and the Waring Waffle Pro model WMK300, ...

Pros: Easy to use, easy to clean. Made the best waffles we've ever had. Once.

Cons: KitchenAid's warranty support was abysmal, and I won't be buying any more Pro Line appliances.

Review: Received this appliance for my birthday. Used it twice. On the second use, the heating element failed. Called KitchenAid and was told that a new unit would be on my doorstep in 10-14 business days, and that I should put the defective one in the same box ...