The mini waffle maker makes delicious waffles. I use a high protein, low carb recipe with just 2 tbsp of peanut butter and 1 large egg, which makes 2 mini waffles. My only complaint is that it doesn't have a done button or a light to indicate when it's finished cooking. I have to keep checking to make sure I don't overcook or undercook it.

I decided to join the chaffle trend and bought a mini waffle maker. The chaffles turn out great with just 1/4 cup of batter.

This waffle maker works quickly and produces perfect waffles. It's great for a family of 3, but if you're cooking for more people, you may want to consider getting two waffle makers to ensure everyone gets warm waffles at the same time. The waffle maker is fast, but it has limitations on how many waffles it can make at once. I can make 17 waffles in about 14 minutes, especially when adding toppings like chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, fruits, or applesauce/maple syrup. I lightly lubricate it with vegetable oil, which is already in the waffle mix, and I wipe down the griddle with vegetable oil for cleaning. I have not washed it with soapy water. The only slight concern is that the top lip, which is blue on mine, may get discolored from the heat. Overall, I would definitely buy another one!

I absolutely adore my new Kitchen Gadget! When I came across a tiny waffle maker, I couldn't resist and had to buy it. I initially planned to make waffles, but after reading some reviews, I discovered the concept of Chaffles. Even though I'm not on a keto diet, I was intrigued and decided to give them a try. I followed a recipe from another reviewer which called for one large beaten egg, a handful of shredded cheese, salt, and pepper. The waffle maker heated up quickly and in no time, I had a delicious cheesy treat! I later discovered that using two eggs produced even better results. The machine was easy to use and the chaffles didn't stick, even without using cooking oil. I was able to easily dress them up with additional ingredients, but I personally enjoyed the simplicity of just cheese and egg. It's such a fun and inexpensive gadget that I'm considering getting one for each of my older kids. They can experiment with different toppings and flavors, making their own waffles or chaffles. The machine doesn't take up much space and is perfect for my needs as an elderly person who eats off a tray. I can also see it being a hit with young moms and their kids, allowing them to have fun making and customizing their own waffles. Plus, it comes with a booklet of recipes. I highly recommend this adorable little gadget - I absolutely love mine!

I am pleased with the quick delivery of this waffle maker. It is very user-friendly and produces delicious waffles. However, it can get very hot, so caution is needed. Once it stops smoking and the light goes out, it is ready to make tasty blueberry waffles. It does not have temperature control, but it is easy to clean without having to submerge it in water. Just wipe it with a damp cloth.

I have been following a Carnivore diet for almost 5 years and have been using this small waffle iron to make egg yolk waffles. It works great for that purpose! It's the perfect size for many uses.

I was pleasantly surprised by the smaller size of this waffle maker, as it cooks waffles perfectly without the need for a heat setting. I simply apply canola oil before pouring the batter, and each waffle only takes about 3 minutes to cook. They come out the perfect size of silver dollar pancakes every time.

I really like this little waffle maker because of its cute galaxy print and small footprint. It's perfect for making small waffles, and although it's cheap, it doesn't have a lot of extra features. It's a bit awkward to clean since the plates aren't removable, and it doesn't have timers or temperature controls. However, it does heat up evenly and gets the job done. If I were making waffles more often or of a larger size, I'd invest in a waffle maker with more features.