Mickey Waffler, Single or 4 in 1????

[DisneyPhD]

Princess Waffle maker is onsale at homedepot.com for $19.99.

Thanks for the heads up, here is the link, it took me a few min to find it.

http://www.homedepot.com/prel80/HDU...Y=storehome/pg_storehome.jsp&MID=9876&pos=p02

sorry, it won't list the exact page. Put Princess Waffler in the search at the top of the page.

 

[lovesdumbo]

I just found the Princess Waffle iron at my local Home Depot for $19.00. AND...I can "justify" it because it makes Belgium style waffles and my 4-in-1 is "regular".

So can anyone tell me how to keep my waffles from sweating on the plate and getting all wet? I just notice the instruction book suggests using a cooling rack for crispier waffles. Will this solve my sweating problem or should I use a heated tray as well?

Are the single Mickey Waffle irons Belgium style? I'ld like to try quesadillas on this Princess iron.

 

[WDWorBUST]

I let mine cook the same amount of time as a waffle....that worked fine for me. I used a regular Betty Crocker or Duncan Hines (couldn't tell you which one) mix. The best part was that it was so so easy. I was using the logic that the princess one makes "real" waffles too. I haven't talked myself into it yet though.

 

[LIFERBABE]

I looked at the Princess waffle maker, and it is different from the Mickey.

The Princess has the same cut out plate on the bottom, but the "belgium or traditional eggo style" waffle plate on the top.

THe Mickey has the same top and bottom plate, so it has an open well which is good for quesa's and sandwiches.
I think the Princess one will probably make better, crispier waffles but may smash everything else. Your cakes will also look more like waffles than a Princess shaped cake.

I am going to try a cooling rack for my Mickey waffles too, because mine come out pretty crispy, but then they steam, so I think a rack would help maybe set them directly on the preheated oven rack so they get good warm air circulation.