Best Waffle Makers for Weight

i would say the cons are that is it too big to be left on the counter and a little heavy for a waffle maker - but the quality far out weighs any of that!

one warning-this waffle iron is large and heavy.

(please don't tell my weight watcher people!!)at our first big waffle meal for the family, 2 big waffles at a time really helped feed everyone faster!

the unit is large and heavy, if you make waffles often and you have the space you probably will want to just leave it out.

it is of exceptional quality and very substantially built -- it is very heavy, but that keeps it steady and exactly where you put it.

the only thing that is difficult is the weight...so i have it placed in the spot i will use it and never have to move it.....the exterior wipes easily and my grandchildren enjoy helping me make the

while the machine does take up a fair amount of counter space and is a bit heavy to move, i have no regrets in getting this model.

the first thing to note is the kitchenaid is very heavy!

we wanted a heavy duty waffle iron like the food service department had at our colleges, only not as expensive and one that does not require as much counter space, so we got this one.

the appliance is a little heavy, but to me, that's a sign of good quality.

the unit feels heavy, substantial.

sturdy and heavy construction (especially when compared to the brands available at target and walmart).

those are large heavy metal units that last forever.

for the price, weight, features, and quality, i'm quite pleased with this purchase.

the entire weight of the baking platform is supported by the counter top, not by a pair of screws driven into failure-prone plastic.

cons: i may put on weight!

i was concerned because the grids did not come out for cleaning but after 2 months of heavy use (i was in pizzelle withdrawl, had to make lots) i have had no problems.