I love my Waring Pro that flips to cook. Perfect waffles every time. I also love making omlets, cornbread, muffins, etc. in it

My wife bought a Waring Pro. It’s a dedicated and sturdy machine that can deal with anything we throw at (into) it. It’s a pleasure to use. I think it ran about $200.

Sorry, I posted this in the wrong forum, Home Cooking. Just getting to know the place. Here goes again.... Electric Fryer for Home Use Im having a tough time deciding between the T Fal EZ Clean 3.25 quart and the Waring Pro DF250...

The immortal Fannie Farmer yeast-raised waffle recipe is the gold standard for waffles. I’ve annotated it below with Cook’s Illustrated’s changes thereto for your consideration) Ingredients (make 6 waffles in a...

So, I spent hours reading reviews, comparing prices, etc., to get the “right” deep fryer. I have been frying in a pot with oil and thermometer, and my biggest complaint with that was mess. I bought a Waring Pro DF250...

that is easy to make. I got the Waring Pro Waffle Iron...$60-80 at a lot of places...easy to use, although takes up some storage space. Very similar to the KA Pro Line but the KA is double sided so you can cook more. Seeing they...

I have a professional Waring bar blender, you can get at any restaurant supply place, have used for over 20 years and I’m sure it will still be blending long after I’m gone.

. As a comparison, I also use the RobotCoupe and the Waring Pro food processors.

good ones at home, go out and get the Waring Pro WMK300 Belgian Waffle Maker...it’s $79.99 at Amazon and I got it for that price minus a 20% coupon discount at a local Bed Bath & Beyond store. Waffles will most certainly be...

Does anybody know where can I get Lodge logic cast iron stuff in TO? I went to The Bay yesterday and they were selling the pro logic 12" for 60 bucks!

I, too, never considered SS or Anodized as particularly “stick resistant”, and my Calphalon and Magnalite Pro fit this bill. However, I am truly converted over to All-Clad. I no longer consider this over-priced...

I’m looking to get a stick blender, but I don’t know what to get. I’ve seen some for as low as 20 buck, kitchenaid ones that run about 40 and the waring pro for 60. If there’s a reason to get a more...

I am looking to purchase a durable blender. I can spend $150 more or less. So far I am interested in the Kitchen Aid 5speed blender or the Kitchen Aid Pro line series. Any opinions out there? I will use it to make smoothies, pina...

Here is one that is nonstick with 5 inch round... http://www.amazon.com/VillaWare-V3600-NS-Prego-Nonstick-Pizzelle/dp/B00006WNSJ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1250219219&sr=8-1

Get FileMakerPro and build your own. Yes, it’s overkill.