Double Waffle Bowl Maker by StarBlue - White - Make bowl shapes Belgian waffles in minutes | Best for serving ice cream and fruit | Gift ideas 110V 50/60Hz 1200W

I just received my new StarBlue DoubIe Waffle Bowl maker. I prepared a double sized batch of waffle batter for my waffle bowl maker’s trial run. I make a mostly dairy-free recipe, using soy milk instead of dairy. This recipe worked amazingly well with the waffle maker. When leaving the waffles to bake for 5 1/2 minutes, they came out of the unit beautifully firm – some almost crispy – and all perfectly golden!The surprise: The double batch of batter I prepared (that would normally make about five 7” round Belgian waffles), ended up making THIRTY …. ABSOLUTELY PERFECT . . . waffle bowls. See the pic of the huge yield that my batter produced! The pic shows 26 bowls of the 30 made – four bows were consumed before the pic was snapped. The second pic shows just how wonderfully golden the waffle bowls turn out. I now have a bunch of bowls in the freezer which makes things quick and easy.I am impressed with the build quality of the StarBlue waffle bowl maker – especially for the reasonable price. It’s sturdy, and nicely compact. I am most impressed that the heat is so evenly distributed that both the left and right waffles are evenly cooked. Amazing. And even more amazing . . . for a first time use, every single bowl came out perfect. This compliment isn’t to me as the waffle preparer, it’s to StarBlue and to how well designed their unit is. Love it, love it, LOVE IT!!!Before purchasing the StarBlue Double Bowl Waffle Maker, I was “waffling” between purchasing this product and others offered. I am really happy I chose the waffle bowl maker from StarBlue!

Perfectly cooked and shaped waffle bowls in just 2-3 minutes! I filled slightly less than halfway and they came out perfect every time.

The collection of recipes included with this waffle bowl maker made it easy to get started using it right away. The very first batch I made last night cooked evenly, and did not stick or tear. Each bowl came out very easily. The recipe I prepared yielded 9 bowls - one more than expected. The exterior cleaned up easily.I enjoyed the waffle bowl maker so much last night, that I used it again today for breakfast.Very good price...will use this often for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and desserts.

I have used this on 2 occasions. The 1st time I made the waffle cone recipe and put ice cream in the bowls. It was a hit and it tasted great together. Almost like an ice cream sandwich. The 2nd time I used it I tried to make stuffing bowls. I used leftover stove top stuffing in the bottom and closed the top down to create a bowl so I could put turkey mashed potatoes gravy green beans and cranberry sauce on it. It didn’t turn out the way I wanted it to be, but it was a fun concept to try.Very easy to use and to clean and I look forward to trying out the waffle recipe to put fruit in it next time. I think it’s a great product to use your imagination to make whatever you can imagine.

What a great change to the meal. It is cute and is great for the start of appetizers. They are just the right size for my beef stew, although I have to fill 2 of them to make a full meal!!. You can also spice up the mix with some dried shallots (very crushed) or any other spices you may like. They can be colored with food coloring for festivities. One suggestion I have is to follow the recipe exactly (it comes with the item) but make the wet portion with the dry, excluding the baking powder, first and let it sit 1/2 hour to fully hydrate. Then add the baking powder and start cooking. Fill with the mix only a quarter of the way, up to the first break line, so as they do not overflow.They will male about 8 2 3/4" inside bottom, 4" outside top bowls. I learned the hard way not to overfill! Enjoy.

who knew pancake mix was great for breakfast bowl and ice cream bowl lol

The box came damaged and the item looked useless or just not in great condition (dirty and marks). It is flimsy and falls over when you touch it, the opening button gets stuck and I can see that being frustrating, especially since it seems to fall over easily. I do like the size of the waffle bowls and it is a thinner waffle.

This is easy to use and I really like it. It did take me a few tries to figure out how much batter to use. I couldn't see where it suggested how much to use in the directions. It was somewhere between 1/8 - 1/4 of a cup. An 1/8 was not enough and 1/4 was too much. It also took a few times to get the cooking time correct as well. I had to use a spatula and carefully slide it under the whole waffle before I could lift it out without tearing it. I wished it would be able to flip upside-down so you could remove the waffle easier. The longer you cook it the crisper it is and it comes out of the waffle maker easier. Once I got all of this down, it was great. My family really liked them. I want to try more recipes.