MyMini Personal Electric Waffle Maker, 5" Cooking Surface, Hash Brown, French Toast, Grilled Cheese, Quesadilla, Brownies, Cookies, Aqua

The Waffle Maker is an excellent addition to any kitchen, especially for families with young children. As a parent, I appreciate how easy it is to use and clean, making breakfast a fun and interactive experience for my kids. **Pros:** 1. **Kid-Friendly Design:** The waffle maker has a colorful, attractive design that immediately caught my children’s attention. Its compact size and lightweight build make it easy for little hands to help out. 2. **Ease of Use:** This waffle maker is incredibly user-friendly. The simple, straightforward controls allow my kids to participate in the cooking process with minimal supervision. It heats up quickly and cooks waffles evenly, producing perfect, golden waffles every time. 3. **Safety Features:** Safety is a top priority, and this waffle maker doesn't disappoint. The cool-touch handles and non-slip feet provide added peace of mind, ensuring that the little ones can cook safely. 4. **Easy to Clean:** Cleaning up is a breeze. The non-stick plates make it easy to wipe away any batter residue, and the compact design means it doesn’t take up much space in the dishwasher. 5. **Fun Shapes:** One of the highlights for my kids is the variety of fun shapes the waffle maker can create. From stars to hearts, these playful designs make breakfast time even more enjoyable. **Cons:** 1. **Portion Size:** The waffle maker produces relatively small waffles, which might not be sufficient for older kids or adults looking for a more substantial meal. However, this is a minor drawback considering the target audience. 2. **Cord Length:** The power cord is somewhat short, limiting where you can use the waffle maker. An extension cord solves this issue, but it’s something to keep in mind. **Overall Impression:** The Waffle Maker is a fantastic product that combines functionality with fun. It’s perfect for families with young children who want to involve their kids in the kitchen while ensuring safety and ease of use. The minor drawbacks are easily overlooked considering the joy and convenience this waffle maker brings to our breakfast routine. Highly recommended for any family looking to make meal prep a delightful experience!

Le encantan a mi hijo! Salen de volada, le puse tantito aceite en spray la primera vez que la usé, pero noté que no se pega nada, las demás veces ya no necesitó. Con una cuchara voy vaciando en cada carrito, le pones poca cantidad como 2/3 cucharadas por cada uno, así que rinde. Hice la masa con pedazos de mantequilla fría para que ya no tuviera que ponerle arriba de cada carrito y pues queda muy rico derretida por dentro y los puedes dejar así o con miel de maple encima y ya. Un hit, la recomiendo.

I'm pretty impressed with this. I originally bought a 4 inch but it seems small for making sandwich size chaffles. This five inch seems more appropriate. Since I've had it, about 2 days, I've made four chaffles on it. With 1/4 cup of egg and cheese chaffle mix the mold fills out well. Takes from four to seven minutes to cook. Unit heats up quickly. Your first item will cook pretty quick as the unit seems to get extra hot when warming up. Seems the temperature drops and remains lower for any additional cooking so while the first item is fast, the rest will take more time. Unit looks good, feels sturdy for what it is. I'm happy with it.

Saw this on TikTok and thought we’d give it a try for my picky 3 year old. He gets excited for waffles when we get this thing out! Does the job no problem. No issues with quality so far. Great price. Can’t complain!

This ‘pretty much’ works. The primary recipe provided requires 4 cups (!) of flour, which makes WAY more than anyone needs for a very tiny waffle iron. It’s a decent recipe, tho it’s more like bread than waffles, needs more sugar. Make them, then freeze them for future consumption. The iron must be preheated a few minutes. I made the entire 4 cups of flour batter batch, and it took a VERY LONG time to bake it all. The iron browns better on the bottom because the yeast batter rises too high for the top front vehicle (on mine, the fire truck) to ever brown fully, if at all. You can’t just spoon batter in, one ends up tossing in a ‘pancake’ of very thick batter across the four vehicles, then later cutting them apart with a scissor. That cutting is very necessary, because there’s no way around trimming them to make them look like vehicles. The product photos have been prepared to show individual cars, but there ain’t no way that can happen. All that said, my grandkids liked eating and playing with them, but the maker does nothing to prepare you for the actual real and messy experience of making them.