Waring WW150 and WW250 Product Review

This Waring WW150 was interesting to demo because although I have owned and or managed a myriad of concepts, none ever required a Belgian Waffle Iron like the Waring WW150 or WW250. So I can't speak of the unit's long term durability but can talk about the demo and the riggers I put the unit through. The first task I wanted to see the Waring WW150 perform was recover between baking; The Waring WW150 never seemed to cool and the claims of 25 1/4" thick waffles per hour are spot on. I was very impressed with how sensitive the temperature controls are on the Waring WW150 in part because I had never made these before and wasn't sure what the temperature should be. Within a few trials I found the sweet spot and the golden color never varied from waffle to waffle. As with any new tool the Waring WW150 did require some practice to get the proper amount of batter and general comfort but if I wanted to start selling these tomorrow I feel confident I could. Simple, consistent and easy to clean are big attributes to me and the Waring WW150 Belgian Waffle Iron delivered. I can't say how the Waring WW150 compares to other brands because I simply have never used them. But, I did do some price comparisons and I just can't imagine what could be so much better on those models costing almost twice as much. I turst Waring products and as with any of our products if you don't like the Waring WW150 during the first 30 days, we will take it back.