Sage the No-Mess Waffle

The Sage No-Mess waffle iron does exactly what its name says. He bakes waffles without making a mess. And if I can make waffles with no mess, anyone can! Even if you throw way-to-much batter into the device, thanks to the extra gutter, it still remains "in" the device. Ease of use is top notch! Operation is via 1 rotary knob. Use this to set the desired brownness of your waffle. Call in and you're done. There is even an automatic timer built-in so you can really lean back. Cleaning is super easy. The non-stick coating does a good job making waffles come out easily without getting the whole thing dirty. The device itself is large, sturdy and has a nice design. I don't think the stainless steel look will look out of place anywhere. A missed opportunity that no prescription is included. The manual is already super concise, it would have been best to include a recipe so that you can really get started right away.

My newest addition to my kitchen is a 'the No-Mess Waffle' machine from Sage. A solid and compact waffle maker with a beautiful design. Looks great on my counter. There is a manual with it, but you go through it once and then you don't need it anymore. This device can be operated with just one button. A LED indicates that you can get started Of course I immediately tried the No-Mess Waffle and yes my first waffle was successful! It is easiest to clean the waffle molds when they are still slightly warm. Simply with a damp cloth and possibly a small brush. The waffle molds have a non-stick coating that makes cleaning a breeze. In short, a pleasant and handy waffle maker that has a beautiful design and looks excellent in a modern kitchen, but because it is a compact whole, you can easily store the No-Mess Waffle.

Very nice waffle iron! You'll be happy to grab it and have a nice stack of waffles in no time. The waffles come off easily (grease, of course), there are sound signals when the iron has reached the correct temperature and when the waffles have been in it long enough for the desired setting. Also nice: if you accidentally put a little too much batter in it, it runs to the 'moat' that runs around the iron, wherever it cooks. So no mess, and all your batter will be edible. I liked it so much that my mother also wanted one for her birthday (bought it recently at Coolblue). I can't say much about durability yet; we've had our waffle iron for over half a year now, and I'm guessing used about six times, and it still works like new.